Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-24

eightieth birthday MONDAY. Mr.
Clark has been a resident of BaraDoo
for about fifty years, coming to this
city on his arrival from England
during Ble das when the stage
coach was the chief means of travel
in this locality.
The 500 club was entertained at
1.-THE home of Mrs. E. K, Stevens on
Sixth avenue last evening and
| pheasant time as enjoyed playing
cards. Prizes were awarded the win
hers The affair was also in the Ma.
ture of shower for Mrs. Sam Ches-
ley. A dainty luncheon was served
Mrs Florence White of Wonewo,
jspent Monday here on business
Employees of the Risley Bros. dry
goods store enjoyed a sleigh ride
party and dinner at the former Trum-
bell hotel in North Freedom last
evening. There were. sixteen in the
merry party and after the pleasant
ride, the delicious three curse chick
en- dinner proved exceptionally ac-
ceptable.
! A son has arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart Risley of Del
ton. Mrs Risley is daughter OF
Mrs. o. g. Odell of this city.
The x. K. Klub was entertained
on Wednesday evening by Miss Julia
Plat Bunco was played the winners
being Mrs. William Schellenberge
and Mrs. Otto Spa1tgenberg. A lunch
was served.
The sophomore basketball team of
the high school was to have played
the Merrimack team at that place to-
night but on account Of the uncertain
weather conditions, the game was
called of.
The. T. N. T. class of the Presby-
terrain church met at the home Of
Earl olson. Sixth street, Wednesday
night. Class business was transacted
and the social time was enjoyed by
all.
An o. n. T. dance was held at the
K. P. hall last evening with about
thirty couples present. Terbilcox orch
estra played for the dancing The
next meeting is to be a costume or
character party and a committee
was appointed to arrange for lunch
at that time
The Catholic Woman's club held a
social meeting at the K. G. club room
on Wednesday evening There were
about 40 ladies present and the ev~
ming was spent in progressive 500
Refreshments were served at the
close of the game. The hostess
wer Mesdames John DIVER, Thos
Adams, William Neitz, R. Cooper,
and Miss Edna Reynolds. The next
meeting win be held on Wednesday
evening Jan. 23rd.
The Misses Grace Sheridan, Phoe-
be Pelton, and Marie Keller left to-
day for Fond du Lac to attend a
womans meeting Of the Northwest
Utilities To- Of which the Wis. Power
Light and Heat Co. is a part. The
young ladies are employed in the To-
cal office of the company. Other
cities are TO be represented at the
meeting including Portage, Mineral
Point, Beaver Dam ,Ripon, Monroe and
Madison.
w. L. Schierholtz of Lime Ridge
vas in Baraboo on Wednesday os
his way home from Rockford where
he visited his sister, Mrs. Ella Jor-
dan. He reports less snow at Rock
ford than in this section The Their
mometer went to 25 below zero Ill
the Illinois town. While in BaraboO
the visitor was a guest at the home
Of his sister -in-law, Mrs Al Schier-
holtz and he visits his sister, Mrs.
J. Markham, in Reedsburg on his
way home.
lost pillow case was located on
the barber pole in front of the Ernest
Sanderson barber shop and returned
to it's owner through a want ad in
the Baraboo Daily News. Mr. San
derson was somewhat surprised when
he found the article waving from his
pole but on reading the advertise
ment, soon brought the owner and
property together again. Evidently
the package had been picked up on
the street and the finder thought the
striped pole a sure place to attract
the eye of one looking for his lost
property.
4 o o O Q C o G o O Y
FRIDAY 4