Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-13
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A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Edward c.. Fitzgerald, Tuesday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald
reside on Remington street.
Mrs. H. A. Fisher has returned
from West Frankfort, ILL.,, where she
has spent the winter with her son and
family.
State Senator George Staudenmayer
of the own Of Caledonia was in Bara-
boo on Tuesday on his way to Alma
Center where there is a dispute over
a raad. Mr.. Staudenmayer is chair
man. OF tne legislative highway COM
mittee.
Mrs. II. n. Jennings writes from
Victoria, Texas, thai the lawn mowers
are making music, the peach and
plum trees are in bloom and the early
spring vegetables are ripe. Mrs.
jennings expects to return to Bara-
boo early in April.
Mrs. H. J. Doerr accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Adrian Becker back to
Prairie du Sac today and will remain
there with Mrs. Becker for few days
visit Mrs. Becker has been visiting
at the Doerr home for the past three
weeks,
A note from e. Pfannstiehl says
that he is leaving Los Angeles for
Madison, California, where relatives
reside. The weather has been and
is still very summer like, he writes,
only getting pretty dry. There has
been no rain worth mentioning. AT
Madison he expects to find different
situation for they have had fine rains
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Curtis ar
rived in the city today with their dog
and pony show. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
have been on tour since last fall, lar
gely in the south.
Friends here have received word
Of the birth Of son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Setback of Milwaukee. The
family formerly resided here and
Mrs. Setback will be remembered as
Miss Grace Harris.
Mr. and Mr.. Charles Junge have
received word that their granddaugh-
ter Miss Miriam st Petere, under
went an appendicitis operation at a
Waukesha hospital on Monday. Dur
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grandparents here, Miss st. Peter
has made many friends who will be
sorry to learn of he i'1~asg.
Miss Ruth Mildred Dyrud enter
tanned the following girls at lun-
cheon and theater party at her home
on Fourth avenue Tuesday evening:
the Misses Dorothy Black, Edna
Schaefer, Jean Biege, Myrna Cahoon,
Marion Dwinnell, Helen Davenport,
Elsie Dockham, Ruth Frazier, Janet
Gerber, Ruth Farnsworth, Helen.
Jenswold, Pernille Hanley, Mary
Hanley, Inga Lee, Alice Plat, Jane
Peck. and Elizabeth Morey.
Mrs. John Dunn was called to Mad1-
son today by the death of his sister
in-Iaw, Mrs. Frank Roberts. Mrs.
Roberts will be remembered as Cas-
sic Dunn, Baraboo girl, and daugh
ter of the late j. c. Dunn of this
city 1t is less than year since the
father passed away. Mrs. Roberts
leaves several brother and sisters;
Mrs, Albert Smith and Robert Dunn
of Madison; Walter Dunn of Portage;
John Dunn of Baraboo; a sister old
err than Mrs Roberts and another
brother who is a rider with the cir
Gus. An announcement of the funer-
al arrangement will be made later.
An enjoyable card party was CIV
en- by the o. E. S, at the Masonic
Temple last evening. Forty seven
tables of bridge and 500 were played.
The twelve prizes were furnished by
Mrs. Mary Andrews and many OF
them we're beautiful pieces of her
own handWork Among those to re-
ceive prizes were: first in bridge,
Mrs. r. c.. Fogle, and second, Mrs.
E. e. Clemens; first in 500, Mrs.
Glen King, and second, Mrs. Thomas
Moran; first in 500, j. Hubbard, and
second, Walter Crop. A delicious
lunch was served
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