Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
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Mr.. and Mrs Harold Mason and son
Harold Jr. Of JEFFERSON and Mrs. Ma
sons brother, Bert Schumacher, Of
Columbus spent the weekend at the
homes of j. L. and w. S. Cramer,
Lynn avenue. Mr. Mason was for
merly cashier at the Baraboo Express
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Capener have
moved into their new home, formerly
the Zimmerm property on Blake
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watson
are residing in the house formerly
occupied by the Capeners on First av
enuc.
Miss Jessie Lynde Hopkins, who
has been in Barab0o for a number of
days, has returned to st. Cloud, Flor
ida, where she will sell the property
She may make her home in Baraboo.
The Park View club was enter
tanned at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. j. Mertzke on Friday evening. A
literary program was given and Mrs.
Maude Newell Williams gave talk
on South America. A social time and
refreshments followed the program.
Frank Anderson and little daugh-
ter Dorothy and his sister Mrs. Char
les Gotsche, and husband of Kenosha
are visiting at the home of Mr.. An
derson's mother-in-law, Mrs. Bertha
Reul. Mr.. and Mrs. Gotsche motored
to Oshkosh today.
Over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. McHugh and Mrs. Tom Jones
visited in the vicinity Of MilWau
kee. They called on Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Seyler, former Baraboo residents,
in Kenosha. The Seyler family ex-
poets to move before long to Chi
llicothe, Ohio. Mr.. Seyler was THE
proprietor of the Baraboo Business
college for some years.
On Monday evening, the Misses
Cenia and Minnie Raschein were de-
lightfully surprised by several friends,
the occasion being in honor of their
birthdays Six tables of 500 were
enjoyed after which a bountiful lunch
was served A remembrance was Civ
en- the hostesses after which all left
wishing them many more happy birth
days.
The Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal
church met on Monday with Mrs.
Charles Stewart on Ash street. Sew
ing is being done for an Institution in
the mountains of the southern states.
It was voted to contribute to the
memorial being erected to Bishop
futile in New York.
The mothers Of the children of the
primary department of the Presby
terrain churdl were entertained on
Saturday afternoon. A program was
given under the direction Of Mrs.
George Macarthur and Mrs. George
Holmes, assisted by the Misses Helen
Koppke and Eileen Sloniker, and
there were talks by Mrs. C. s. VIII
Jams and Rev E. G. Henke. Refresh
ments were served and there were
games for the children to conclude
the altogether pleasant afternoon.
A card received hhis morning
from H. G. Gropp states that his car
was the first of the Baraboo- Kilbourn
boosters to arrive in McGregor,,
Iowa. about five-thinty last night.
The group was to spend the night
there. Mr.. Crop states that every
thing was o. K on the first day
of their trip. He has with him the
speaker, A. s. Kingsford and several
other members of the band.
John McCabe of Reedsburg is suf-
fering from a broken shoulder blade
as the result of an automobile acct
dent near the Weidenkopf farm a
few miles west Of Baraboo, Sunday
afternoon. The car in which Mr.. Nc
Cabe was riding belonging to E.
Wilde of Milwaukee. missed the turn
and went over bottomside up. The
other occupants of the machine. Den
mis- Glossy of eedsburg and Mr.
mis- Glossy of Reedsburg and Mr.
Wilde were bruised. and the car was
badly damaged.