Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-10-16
Wednesday

81 4. GOO enough ana fanny
H. y ntly moved from Seven /
avenue TO G28 Fourth avenue mao
tho st nall of the - NJ yers
fouse.
lac Baraboo hi 3c'io3l teach
enjoyed last 80 WITH Miss
Vera Templin 8 i >.ls north
+ O.. the ely A icn aupper was
served
Miss Ruth Wlu cfeld who
has been spenD ne I4w days at
the Paul Krue; er home has ac-
cepted a position as u"rse in tn"
S.. Mary 'B-Ring j1g hospital in
EaFabOo.
Marty, little forr year old son
eff Mrs. Ethel Wiswell, IS reported
10 Sc critically i'll at ST. Mary's-
Ringing hospital The little boy
has been in the hospital for some
time.
The community sing at the high
school auditorium last evening
was very well attended and gave
evidence that the interest in the
chorus this year is even greater
than that Of last year Professor
T. b. Gordon of Madison is direct
ing the chorus, ana a public enter,
tainmept is planned for Christmas
time.
Beatrice Shuts entertained at
her home on her twelfth birthday,
Saturday, October 4th, her school
teacher and twenty-five school
mates being guests. Tie dining
room was beautifully decorated in
orange and white A bountiful sup
per was served with many dclic-
acies. The afternoon was spent in
playing games, ann later all de-
parted for their homes after haV.
ing a good time
Last night, MS. Herman Doerr,
Second avenue, observed some
boys picking mp the milk bottles
on the porch Of her home and |
shaking them to see whether the
bottles contained any money Many
residents have the habit of set
ting out the bottles with money for
milk during the evening, ready |
for the milkman's rounds il the
morning, and it might be well for
residents to keep an eye on their
property
Mrs. Grant L0omis and sons
Russell and Raymond. Mrs Paul
Kruager and daughter Viola Mae,
and David Loomis spent Sunday
With Grant Loomis who is a pa
tient at the sanitarium in Wales. +
They found Grant in fairly good
spirits and slowly on the gain
The party was driven down by Al /
Trill4ott. in his Maxwell
A meeting of the Baraboo Ad |
vancement association was held at
the city hall last evening. DIR. G.
+. Stekl gave a report on The eff
forts of the local organizations to
get the state conventions of the
officers of the American Legion for
Baraboo this winter. the effort I
being successful. A committee was
appointed to extend the hospitality .
of the city to the visiting veterans.
The annual meeting Of the Ad |
vancement association takes place
next Monday night with the cleo.
ton OF offices and definite action
OF various business matters.
Fl. Varnell and H. Sturdevant of
The local office Of the Wis. Power
Light Co. are attending five day
safety school of the Bureau OF
Mines in Madison this week. SEES
sions are held at the public lib
rary and are furnished without
cost by the Bureau. The employees
ave instructed in safety work and
IN first aid, the government evi-
IDENTIFY believing that these bran
ches are of great Importance in
the preservation and protection OF
life.
A group of friends Of Miss Leona
Weber of Chicago, who is spend
my a week or so here enjoyed q
weiner roast in Ler honor last
evening. A fire was built on the
bank of the Bacaboo river west
Of the city and picnic supper
was eaten Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Eustis Hawkins, the
Misses Alice Poison. Rosykn Will
cox, Elizabeth Long, and Leona
Weber, Leroy Siberz, Maurice viii
son, Edward Goggin and Orlo Kief
fer.
Miss Mary Plendl has returned /
from Dane, where she has spent
several weeks at the home Of her
mother Mrs. Josephine Plendl, re-
operating from an operation
Mr.. aud Mrs ]. ]. Conway have
received letter from their son
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