Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-03
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Mrs w H Caflisch is in a Mad
, son sanitarium where she underwear
an operation on Sunday. Her HUSBAND
, spent Sunday in Madison with her.
Mrs. F. w Schoeller underwent al
operation for appendicitis at ST
Mary's- Ringing hospital yesterda:
and is reported as getting along yer!
nicely
The w. r. c. gave olcIck ban
quet at their hall Saturday night, in
viting the G. A. r. The guests o.
honor were the members of both or
ders having birthdays in the months
of March and April. There were Il
guests present
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jenewein, Lynn
avenue. expect to move soon to a
farm near this city. On Friday Mrs
Jenewein was given a delightful
farewell surprise By d group of her
neighbors.
Mrs. Norris Wilcox has bridal
wreath and nasturium blossoms at her
home. The nasturiums we're planted
in window box and branch from
bridal wreath bush was used to
prop up the nasturium plant. Both
took root and now the two are bios
soming at the same time.
Mrs. c.. E. Ryan celebrated her
SSth birthday today. Mrs. Ryan max
es her home with her daughter, Mrs.
A. CHI. Reisz, and husband, 800 Sixth
avenue. The day was made one of
exceptional pleasure for Mrs. Ryan
by the presence of her daughters,
Mrs. Ella Huntington, Green Bay,
and Mrs. A. L. Hayne, Minneapolis.
Mrs. William Metz received word
today that her grandfather, John
Metzgar, of Chicago is dead. Mr..
Metzgar visited in Baraboo a few
years ago.
The little daughter of Mrs. Ethel
Wiswell is recovering from an oper-
alton for appendicitis at ST. Mary's-
Ringing hospital
Rev. Max Taras and family of the
town of Greenfield will move in A
short time to Doylestown in Colum-
bia county. The present charge of
Rev. Taras has three churches =
Greenfield, Caledonia, and MerTimack
which necessitated much travelling
At Doylestown he will have but one
congregation.
A group of some fifteen Baraboo
men have organized rifle team
and will start practice as soon as the
weather permits. Officers Of the or
ganization are. president, Harry
Briggs; vice president Harley Cush,
man; secretary, e. A. Isenberg; and
treasurer, DR., A, R, DIPPED.
Mrs Stanbury and daughter, Miss
Malora Stanbury, have gone to their
bury is chairman Of the Democratic
county committee and has twelve
persons working with her The COM
mittee expects to boom McAdoo. The
daughter will return to Baraboo at
The end of the week to continue her
work as domestic science instructor at
the Baraboo high school.
On Sunday Melvin Felt and sister.
Eighth avenue, celebrated their sixty
third birthday by entertaining a mum
Der of friends These twins were born
in the town Of Fairfield March 30th,
1861, their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Felt, being pioneers in that town.
Mr. and Mrs David r. Jones have
received word of the birth of son
to their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs Paul Wellman, Wonewoc.
Mrs WeElman will be rem embered rs
Miss Vera Jones.
Mrs. v. E. MistIe returned to her
home on Fifth street from ST. Mary'5-
Ringing hospital the latter part OF
last week. Mrs Mistle underwent
second operation at the hospital
few weeks ago and she is now much
improved in health.
Miss Luise Gattiker and niece,
Nancy jean Pfannstieh1, have gone on
a trip to Niagara. New York, Phila,
delphia and Washington. They had
an invitation to call at the White
House and before returning expect to
see President Coolidge.
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