Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-21
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The Sewing Circle of class No. s
of the Evangelical church met at the
home of Mrs. Charles Graft, Wednes
day afternoon. About twenty ladies
were present. The time was spent in
sewing for missions The next meet
ing will be held on March 18th at
the home of Mrs. W. w. Gambrill.
Rev. and Mrs Richard Rowley OK
pect to leave before long for Europe,
where they may spend some time.
Rev. Rowley has relatives in En-,
land and most of their visit will be IL
tha: country.
The 500 club was entertained by
Mrs. Charles OFT last evening and
d delightful time was had with cards.
Winners were Mrs A. ]. Schierholtz,
Mrs. Louis Bethke and Miss Erna
Mueller. with Mrs. Sam Chesley
taking consolation. Lunch was serv
ed.
On Thursday afternoon the South
side Sunshine Circle spent a pleas
ant time with Mrs Martin, Blake
street. The affair was in the form
of shower for Miss Amy KlingmaA
of Reedsburg, who is a guest at the
Martin home. The program consist
ed of enjoyable numbers, including
piano duets by Mrs. Martin and Miss
Klingman, Mrs Martin and Mrs.
Cassie Harvey, and Mrs. Norman John
son and daughter Genevieve; and a
VEGA! solo by Miss Klingman. After
the business meeting. little Dorothy
Harvey brought in two trays Of gifts
for Miss Kiingman. The hostess Ser
Y GO a delicious luncheon and each
guest CARR "a home ed ant white
Valentine favor One new mem5el
WAS added TO the circle,
On Thursday Afternoon, a number
Of members of the l.. A. to B. of r. T.
were entertained by their president
Mrs. H L. Scott at her home in
honor of her birthday. After an en-
joy"ble social afternoon a chicken
supper was served at six o'clock The
rooms and table were beautifully de-
corated with the colors of the auA.
iliary. After supper, Mrs. Scott was
presented with a gift from the guests.
The evening was spent in social way
and the guests departed expressing
their appreciation of a pleasant time
and wishing Mrs. Scott many more
happy birthdays.
At one time this afternoon, there
were IS teams OF horses standing at
the hitching rack on the west side of
the courthouse square. 1t is seldom
nowadays that so many horsese are
seen in the city at the same time.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Weinke Of
Reedsburg have been spending the
past few days here with relatives.
The couple were married in Rock
ford on Feb. 5, Mrs. Weinke being
Miss Mable Kaufman. Mr.. Weinke
is employed at the county farm near
Reedsburg, and he is brother of
Fred Weinke of this city.
Mrs Aired Baer, sister of Mrs.
Alfred Gattiker, 4O5 Fourth avenue,
died at Kenyon, Mimi, on Wednesday
morning, the cause of her death be-
ing leakage of the heart. Mrs. Baer'
wds formerly Miss Emily Bosshard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Boss
hard, who were early residents here.
Mrs. Baer spent most Of her earlier
life here. Her husband conducted a
photograph studio on the corner
where the postoffice now stands, Ar
thur T. Johnson purchasing his bust
ness. Mrs. Baer is survived by her
husband, two sons and a daughter all
or whom are married, and several
grandchildren. Miss Emma Gattiker.
Of this city, niece of the deceased,
is at the Baer home in Kenyon.
Relatives here have received word
OF the birth Of a son to Nh. and Mrs
Roscoe Mccoy of Chicago. The baby
arrived on Sunday. Mr. Mccoy is a
son of Mrs. Margaret Mccoy of this
city and Mrs. Mccoy is spending some
time at the home of her son in Chi
cago.
Raymond BueIow, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Buelow of Honey Greek,
was severely injured while cutting
wood few days ago. In company
with his brother he was splitting al
log into cord wood. and just as he
stopped down to enter the wedge in
to the party split log his brother &C
cidently struck him on the head
with the blade of an ak. His scalp
was cut about three inches, the bone
being slightly cut. He is getting
along nicely at the home Of his uncle,
Albert Buelow, in Gumpter.
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