Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-20

to remain for some time. Mrs. North
brother, Charles E. Ringing, and fam
lily are there for the winter
Mrs. Jennie Peck was taken to st.
Mary's- Ringing hospital on Sunday
for treatment Mrs Peck has not
been in the best of health for some
time.
Miss Ruth Tinkham of Ripon col
lege has arrived to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Tinkham, Fourth street.
Mrs. Norma Acott made a recent
business trip to Spring Green and
while there she witnessed the high
school play, Cherry Blossoms. 1t
will be remembered that this same
play was put on by the local school
a year or so ago. Mrs. Acott re-
ports that the Spring Green pupils put
on the play in a very cerditable man
ner
Attorney L. D. Joseph of Green Bay
was in Baraboo on Saturday as one
Of the attorneys in an adverse exam
ination in the case of the Greasy cor
poration against F. C. Kle3t Of Ia
Vale.
John Taras, and Miss Theodore
Taras are at home from Appleton
to spend the holidays with their par
ents, Rev. and Mrs Max Taras in the
town of Greenfield. Miss Taras grads
yates from the seat of learning at
Appleton next June.
The Melzl families in Baraboo have
received announcements of the mar
riage of DR.. John Otto Dieterle and
Miss Florence Philip in Milwaukee.
The bride is a daughter of former
Governor and Mrs. E. L. Philip and
a niece of Mrs. Josephine Melzl Of
this city. The couple will reside in
Milwaukee.
A bazaar and exhibit given by the
pupils of the Junior High school at
the Y. M. G. A. rooms ON Saturday
was attended by many parents and
friends of the young people. The
visitors were very enthusiastic about
the work which is being accomplish
ed among varied lines in the Junior
High and ungraded room.
After the supper served by the Ia
dies of the First NJ E. church on Fri
day evening, the men of the church
gathered in the auditorium and organ
lied a club. Officers elected were:
president Charles Binder; vice pres
ident, T F. Risley; secretary Stanley
Webster; and treasurer Verge Doug
las
A service especially appropriate
for the holiday season was held at
the Evangelical church on Sunday ev-
ening. The pastor, H. E. Erffmeyer,
ha travelled extensively in Palestine
and he told of the Holy Land, Particu-
! larly about which place SO much
thought centers at the Christmas
season. Special rlusic by the choir
was an enjoyable feature OF the SER
vice.
| John Agee, who has been with the
Ringing circus for 80 years, has been
spending few days with old friends
| in the city. Mrs. Agee did not &C
] company her husband here, remain
| ing in Bridgeport, Conn.,, where the
circus winters. Mr.. Agee conducts
one ring circus of his own during
the winEer season and expects to
show in Milwaukee later in the season
After completing the winter season,
s Mr.. Agee will have a six months
!, of absence from the Ringing shows
Miss Martha Rudy was a Sunday
! visitor in Madison.
! Miss Ethel Harris of Madison spent
Sunday here with her sister, Miss
Lucille Harris.
Mrs B. r. Harper of Reedsburg
was Saturday visitor in the city
Mrs. George Huntley Of Reedsburg
spent Saturday here on business.
! Miss Fern Horkan Of North Free
dom spent Saturday here on business
Mrs. A. G.. French OF kllDOurn was
a business visitor in the city on Sat
urday
/ Mrs. Irwin Tust was a Milwaukee
visitor today
/ Miss Estella Hayes of North Free !
dom was Saturday visitor here
! Mr.. and Mrs Neal Powell of North
Freedom spent Sunday here with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Kate Kohlsaat of Aurora, Ill
inois, is here to spend the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. A. F. Reiner.
/ KARL Mould, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
t. NJ Mould, is at home from Ripon
college for the holidays