Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-03


Evans have gone to Spring Green to
remain for several days with relatives
Mrs. Frank Heimer is making a
visit with Madison relatives. Her son
Roland is spending the spring vaca-
ton with his grandparents.
Miss Bertha Kreoger and Miss Ros-
ella Schanke of Alderman have gone
to Milwaukee and West Allis for an
indefinite stay with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. c. Wilmington has been Ill
for some time at the home Of her
son, Sterling. in Chicago. She ex-
poets to return to Baraboo as soon
as she is able.
Mrs. Emma Walsh returned yester-
day from st. Petersburg, Florida.
where she has been since the holt
days. Mrs. Walsh also stopped OFF
for a visit with friends in Chicago
befote returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hrschinger
entertained six couples at their home
on Fourth street, Monday, March 81.
The evening was spentAin playing 500
and prizes were awarded to the win
ners. A delicious lunch was served
following the cards.
This office has received a card
from e. F. Boehm, who in company
with Mrs. Boehm is spending a few
week in California. Mr.. Boehm
states that they much enjoy reading
the News on their return from daily
sight seeing trips. He says that the
weather is fine, some rain but after
the showers it always clears UP nice
and warm.
On Saturday night surprise was
given by the members of the Park
View club on Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith, who reside on the Warner
Memorial road just south of
where the railroad to the Cahoon
Mine crosses the highway. Games
were played, refreshments were serv
ed by the ladies and a general good
time was enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
and leave in few days for them
new home at Loli.
The remains of Mrs. Dora Enrlick
were taken from North Freedom to-
Kenosha on the eleven o'clock train
this morning, accompanied by daLgh
ter Of the deceased, Mrs. E. E. Ris
tau, and husband Mrs. Ehrlick for
merly resided in Kenosha and servi-
ces will be held there.
Fl. H. Hubert has received a tele-
phone message from Delton that his
brother, Frank L. Hubert, is SER
iouSly I'LL. The patients daughter,
Mrs. Will Head, La Vale, has gone to
Delton to be with her father. Mr.
was postmaster at Delton for
about thirty years.
The George Colvin property con-
sisting of 80 acres of land and build
ngs in the town of Woodland, was
sold at the front steps of the court
house yesterday Mr.. Moss was ref
cree in the matter of foreclosure by
he Bank of Cazenovia and the pro-
Derty was purchased by the bank for
the sum of $3.50. The case was heard
IN circuit court a year ago.
G.. M. Knapp of Great Falls, Men
ANA, has geen visiting in these parts,
Ripon and Prairie du
Sac, and Saturday and Sunday here
With his mother, Mrs. H. B. Knapp.
Mr. Knapp is a geologist and is over
seer of the enterprise of digging deep
9r oil wells which supply the city of
treat Fails with gas, light and heat.
The Green Dragon club was enter
aimed by Miss Blsbeth Thurer at
Ter home or Ash street, last even
ng. Nah Jongg was played and a
unch served Members Of the club
present were the Misses Elizabeth
Jury, Marjorie Kier, Virginia
Mae Mcmahon, Eileen Sloni-
Ter, Audrey Meade and Elsbeth Thur
=.
Mr. and Mrs. o G.. Wheeler Of
Madison were over Saturday night
guests at the home of their son-in-
aw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
zen Prothero and Sunday went to
2eedsburg to attend the birthday
of Mr. Wheeler's mother,
drs. c. NJ Kester who was SO years
I'D Saturday. She received many
lifts and had bounteous dinner. The
,thers that were present we're Mr..
nd Mrs. William A. Wheeler CT
Madison, Mr. anil Mrs. A. o. Serge
nd family, D. Wheeler and Doris
sanders all of Reedsburg. The guests
eparted wishing Mrs. Hester many
more happy birthdays.
Walter Steele, who passed away
cry suddenly at his home in Airing
on on March 20, was brother Of
Irs. r. H. Wilcox of Baraboo. Mr..