Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-12
North Freedom
commencement

at North Freedom Thursday even
ing. Wanda Eschenbach gave a
vocal solo accompanied by A. He
witt with violin and Edna Voeck,
piono. Melitta Welk as salutator-
ian and Marjorie Draper as valedic-
torian both spoke well. Supt.. A.
G. Kingsford of the Baraboo schools
gave an interesting and instructing
address, after which president Of
the school board, NJ. B. Pawlisch
presented the diplomas. The clos
ing number was class song, well
rendered by the class of "a. The
class play was repeated Friday ev-
ening to good crowd.
Mrs. c. A. LANCE returned from
Washington, d. c., Monday, via
Detroit where she visited her
daughter and family, Mrs William
Colburn accompanied her home for
months stay.
Mrs. d. w Seeley, attended the
graduation exercises at Kendalls.
The granddaughter, Bessie Stem
brink, was one of the class.
Irene Phippen accompanied some
Of the brothers and sisters to De
Forest Monday to attend gradua-
ton of the high school class. Their
sister, Hattie Phippen, was a men,
Der Of the class.
Friday afternoon was class day
and a very good program was given
in the auditorium There was a
good attendance of interested
friends.
Glass To Deils
Saturday those who took part
in the class play went to the Dels.
Although it rained everyone said
he had a good time.
Logs Hays went to Chicago Sat
urday where he has employment IN
Y. M. c. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Of Oregon
spent the latter part of the week
with their son, Stanley and family.
James Doherty, Jr., is employed
in the office of the White Rock Co.
Miss Margaret Zellmer of Osh-
kosh came home from La Crosse
normal with Miss Polly LANCE to
spend few days.
Miss Polly Anna graduated from
La Crosse normal this year. The
commencement exercises were Fri.
day morning.
Miss Dorothy Draper is home
from La Crosse for vacation.
John Holman who has been
teaching in high school at Oconto,
Falls came home Sunday for vaca-
ton.
Miss Mabel Dickie who gradu-
ated from the Whitewater normal
the last of the week is now at
home. She will teach at Evanston,
ILL.,, this coming year.
Returns Home
Miss Agnes Dickie is home from
Waterloo where she has been teach
ing and where she will return for
another year.
Mrs Ed Zimmerman and daugh-
ter Wanda have returned to Green,
wood after spending a month at
the home of her father.
Ray Michler of Marshfeld spent
the weekend at\the Carl Getchman
home.
Mr. Gallagher and daughter of
Marshfield spent the weekend at
the Carl Getchmann home.
Mr. Gallagher and daughter of
Chicago have been visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. A. C. Frick.
Mr. and Mrs. William Schlinger
arrived from Oxnord, Cal, the af-
rernoon following the death of Mrs.
Schlinggers father, John Ward
They were accompanied by Mr..
Schlinger's brother, John Schlinger.
Mrs. Jno Redman returned from
La Crosse Monday and reported the
daughter, Mrs. William Rehr, in
good condition following a serious
operation for goitre
Ed. Sells drove to La Crosse
Sunday to visit his daughter Eve
lyn.
Mrs. T. ]. Johnson of Lime Ridge
spent part Of last week with her
sister Mrs. r. Ritzenthaler.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Schara
son, We'd. June T.. The baby is
named Robert Ernest.
Rev. r. APPLICABLE spent the lat
ter part of the week in Spring
Green and Madison.
Principal Melby and wife have
gone to Eau Claire; Miss Howard
to Prairie du Sac and will go to
her home at Prentice; Miss CAT
lisch to her home in Fairfield; Miss
Gilbertsen near Spring Green; Miss
Carroll to La Vale and later to
Summer school at Superior normal,
Miss Lawrenz to her home near
Reedsburg; Miss Seman is still
with friends here but viii later go