Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-09-10
Friday

of the First NJ. E. church here
gathered in the church parlors
Thursday evening to discuss plans
for the ensuing year. The NOM
bers present spoke in the interests
of the church and many suggest
ions for 1926 were heard. The
closing meeting OF the conference
year of the Methodists will be held
at New Richmond. September 9Th,
according to Rev. ]. g. Kundert,
pastor of the church.
On Tuesday afternoon. about IS
friends and neighbors gathered at
te home Of Mrs. M. Spellin, the
occasion being her 10th
birthday. Besides other gifts Mrs.
Spelhn was presented with a beau
tiful birthday cake. After having
spent a most delightful afternoon
the guests partook of a bounteous
supper. All reported a very en-
joyable time.
Mrs. Cole, formerly Miss Lillian
Bryant of this city, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. George Clark, in Fair
field for a few days. Mrs. Coles
home is now in Seattle, Wash, aid
she has been in Boston in attend
ance of a convention to which she
was sent as delegate. Enroute to
Baraboo she stopped in Relolt for
visit with the Clarence Kindschi
family, formerly of this city. Mrs
Cole was cashier in the Fair store
in Baraboo many years ago aud it
is some 26 years since she left his
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Sneathen
and daughter Dorothy left today for
their home in Detroit after ten
day visit at the home of Mr.. Snea-
then's parents, DIR. and Mrs. j. #.
Sneathen. They were aceompan-
led by Miss Margaret Sneathen of
Baraboo, who expects to spend.
some time in Detroit. Relatives and
friends in Portage and Milwaukee
were to be visited enroute.
Mrs. Josie E. Hildebrandt and son
Harold, of Milwaukee, accompanied
by their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Err
nest Hofius of Belize, British Hon
duras, Central America, mOtored to
Devils Lake on Thursday. A day
and a night was spent at the lake
and short visit made at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs H. K. Page. Mrs.
Hildebrandt is sister Of Mr. Page
and formerly lived in Belize. The
visitors from Central America great
ly admired the beauties of Devils
Lake, Baraboo and the country in
general in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. K Emigh of Aur-
ora, ILL.,, are camping at the English
cottage at Newport. Mrs. Emigh
will be remembered as Miss Zero
English, daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas English of Bara-
boo.
Ray Cowles of Chicago has arriv-
ed to spend some time here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cowles. His wife will join him
here later.
Miss Olga Reinking enjOyably en-
tertained the employees of the Rein
king store at a six-thirty dinner at
her cottage on the south shore of
Devils lake last night. A boat ride
on the lake was among the pleas
ures of the evening.
The Dan Crosby family has been
entertaining the following people
from Illinois; Walter Bacon, wife
and daughter Marion of Genoa;
Mrs. Clinton Cooper and son Clin-
ton Jr., of Oak Park. The visitors
came to Baraboo on Friday night
and remained here until Wednes-
day.
A gathering was held in honor of
Mrs. Hattie Palmer and son, Fred,
Mrs. VIM. Baer and Miss lisa Wal
ster of Iowa at Haberman's cottage
in Pine View Park near Okee, Sun
day. Aside from those mentioned
above the following were present;
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Walster and
the Geo. Haberman family of Lodi.
j. L. Bonham and son, Robert, of
BarabGo, the Iris Radel family of
Spring Green, the Clarence Walster
Alfred Rieser, John Strait families
and Mrs. Annie Egger of town Troy
Mrs. Howard Edwards and daugh-
tiers, Dorothy and Grace of Evans
vile and Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Bon
ham Of Prairie du Sac.
Saturday