Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-06
No. reedor1
Neu,s Notes

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Fosdick and three daughters Irene,
Evelyn and Alice of Beloit spent
Thanksgiving with their mother Mrs.
George Klein and family;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Doekham and Mrs.
Mary TrumbBe spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Ann Cline and the Wilkin-
son family in Baraboo. .
The following students were home
for the Thanksgiving recess: Misses
Dorothy Draper, P5I1y Lange, La
Crosse Normal, Robert Schwartz, La
Crosse Business College, Robert Ap-
ker, Carroll college, Miss Mable
Dickie, Whitewater Normal, Misses
Alice Schultz, Hazel Getchman, Haz-
Ell LANCE and Lucille Dahlke from
County Normal
Mrs. T. ]. Tracy spent the latter
part of the week end with relatives
in Chicago returning home Sunday
night.
Reunion of the Dunlap family was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Spaulding North Freedom Sunday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Dunlap and Wallace Dunlap of
Dayton, Washington, Mrs. Stella Ord
way, Hood River, Oregon, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. C. Dunlap and son, Tomah,
Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hindes,
Alderman; Mrs Ida F7ickner, Bara-
boo and Misses Ruth and Bernice
Spaulding, Chicago, Ill. Not having
all met since childhood coming to-
gether in their later life the seven
brothers and sisters had the unusual
experience of being an unbroken
family. ley are A. r. Spaulding, Mrs.
Ida Flickner, Mrs. John Hindes, Mrs,
Stella Ordway and, J. c., Mack and
Wallace Dunlap.
Thanksgiving party and dance
was given in the M. w. A. hall in
honor of several birthdays which are
in November. It was a good old
fashioned music and dancing of the
same order. Several from out of
town were in attendance and many
from the surrounding country. Sup
per was served in the Deyhle and
Schnkat hall. A large crowd was in
attendance.
Principal j. A. Young and Deane
Knapp spent from Wednesday until
Monday with the formers sister at
Colby, Wis. They also spent few
hours with Rev. and Mrs. Jordan at
Marshheld.
Moved To Baraboo
Arthur Kapelka and wife have
moved to Baraboo and Mr.. and MRS.
Fred Ritzenthaler have moved back
to the farm.
Mrs. VIM Dubois was taken to
Reedsburg hospital Thursday after
noon and an operation was perfor'
med by DR.. Dorm Of Milwaukee Fri
day morning. She suffered Severe
pain since but at present writing is
more comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hayes and chill
dren spent the latter part of the
week with relatives in West Allis,
also Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brilliott of Bart.-
boo and Mrs. Dora Bassett of Califor-
MAI Mrs. Bassett who has been spend
ing several week with relatives in
this vicinity has gone to her home
in California.
Miss Doris Brobst, teacher IN
Beaver Dam spent the last of the
week with Misses Agnes and Mabel.
Dickje.
Hackett Reunion
The Hackett reunion was held on
Thanksgiving day at the j. A. Hac-
kett home. P. T. Hackett the only
one of the elder brothers living of
Bioomer was present, Mrs Ann
4ackett and sons George of Minnea-
polls, ]. A. and S. ]. of this village,
]. F. Valley Junction also wives of
j. A., S. j.. and J.SF.
SO many have passed away OF TINS
once large family and the members
of the younger generation are SO
scattered that the reunion is small in
numbers to- what it once was.
The H. C. Duncan, e. e. Edwards
and Max. Hill families also Ernest
Hill and :Ed,EHill all Of ,Baraboo were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Mccoy Thanksgiving day.
DIR. and Mrs. c.. e. Myers daughter
Bonita and sson Robert spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Myers mother, Mrs.
Wilson in Waukegan, H..
The ROYAL ssNeighbers were, entertain
ed Tuesday afternoon by Mesdames
IT. j. Tracy and H, M. Eschenbach at
the home of the former. H..
The household goods of the Gilbert