Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
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news NOTES

ecu IOF AFTERNOON Uy GIIOI do q utli-
ner will be served.
University students, Misses Alice
PeggS Virginia Farnsworth, and
Doris Scheufier and Messrs. Heroll
Mather, Kenneth McLeish are.
home for holidays also Miss Helen
Schmidt of La Crosse Normal, Miss
Hazel Gordecke and Bella Wartner
of Sank County Normal
II. r. Pegg motored here from
Davenport, Iowa, and is at his
duties at the Tower. Miss Ruth
Pegg Of Madison and Mr. George
Pegg who has been travelling for
several years and visited most.
every county are also home for the
holidays.
Miss Ella Gross and brother Nit
ohell are guests of their aunt, Miss
Mary Corcoran in Milwaukee.
Miss Esther Bayles was in Bara-
boo one day last week
George Halbman of Sioux Cit",
Iowa, is a guest of his sister, Mrs.
Francis Haines, and brother, Louis
Halbman, ana family.
Schools in Hills Dist, Reddman
Dist. Fitzsimmonds Dist. and Yark-
10 are closed for the holidays.
Mrs. Anna Schied has returned
from Baraboo whore she was q
guest of relatives.
Misses Ruth Meyers of Baraboo
and Mildred Meyers of Madison are
holiday guests Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyers.
Miss Edna Wolfe of Columbia
County Normal, Miss Estella Wolfe
stenographer in Forestry Dept. at
Madison and Fred Wolfe Of Prairie
du Sac are spending vacation at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Julius Wolfe.
Move TO Reedsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Welk have sold
their residence to parties from
Madison and will move to Reeds
burg where they are building q
home
James Fitzsimmons was in Bara-
boo Sunday.
A very interesting Christmas pro-
gram was given at the school
house on Friday afternoon by the
pupils of Miss Margaret Harmon Of
Baraboo and Miss Darlington OF
Sank City.
A Christmas party was given in
Tile High school under auspices of
Principal Miss McGuan of Baraboo
and Miss Ryndahl of Oregon. The
teachers are spending their vaca-
lions ut their homes
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Clark trans
acted business in Madison recently,
A. Shanks was in Madison Tues
day.
Mrs. Lawrence Hall was in Bara-
boo Friday.
Miss Gladys Norris and Evangel-
inc Tyler Of Portage will spend the
holidays at home.
William Swanson who has been
employed with the Bell Telephone
Co. is at home,
On Sick List
George Ahrensmeyer and son, Ir-
win have been i'll with tonsilitus
among others of sick list were
Mrs. r. d. Wood, Mrs. L. c. Halh-
man, Mrs. w. ]. Brownrigg, LEROY
Gross, Mazel Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Stoner and family.
Fred Scheufler transacted bust
ness in Baraboo Saturday.
r. N. A. Elects Officers
AT the annual election of officers
for r. N. of A. Saturday afternoon
the following were elected: Mrs.
Nellie Hyland, oracle; Mrs. Katie
Pearson, vice oracle; Mrs. Edna
Warne, Past oracle; Mrs. Cathrine
Mather, chancellor; Mrs Susan
Loos, Recorder; Mrs. Cathrine
Gross, receiver; Miss Christina
Meikle, marshall; Mrs. Harriet Nor
his; inner seminal; Mrs. Nina
Brandt, outer sentinal Mrs. An
dell Halbman, manager for 3 years
Installation will occur Saturday
Jan 18th Delegate to State Con
vention at Eau Claire, Mrs, Susan
~ Loos, alternate, Mrs. Edna NJ
Warne.
Mrs. Jane Vanderpool is a guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Kate Suimees
in Okee.
The Library will be open Satur-
day evening, Dec. 9th, and Satur-
day evening, Jan Sd. About 90
volumes have been donated by Mr..
and Mrs. Orr Dodge and the new
books from State Free Library
have been received.
Misses Gwendolyn Cooper, Ella
Gross, Rachel Wood, Hazel Warne
Mabel Bernhardt, Rosa Rosmos ana
brother, Ruth Mclean and brother
Arthur are home for holidays from
BaraboO high school.