Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-09-17
Family Reunion
North Freedom

ering at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cook Of North Freedom, when
about forty relatives and friends
came with well filled baskets and
enjoyed a family reunion, It being
the first time in a number Of years
that all of them had met together,
A delicious chicken dinner was
served at noon on the large pleas
ant porch of the home All the
children were present and all but
three grandchildren. Those pres
enr being John Cook, Jr and fam
lily Of Mauston and Arthur Cook of
Mansion, Leno Wood and family of
Maple Hill, Pearry Hineman and
family Of Lime Ridge; Cyril Cook
and wife of Chicago; and Milton
Cook, who is still at home. Two
uieces Of Mr.. Cooks from BelOit
were present with their families.
They were Mr.. and Mrs Joe Sing
letary and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Mechlter and son and daugh-
ter. The ladies will be remember
ed as Abbie and Dot Cook who
made their home with the Cook
family a number of years when they
We're girls. MI. and Mrs. Henry
siles Of Baraboo and Mrs. Phillips
Of Beloit; Mrs. C. w. Harley and
Miss Elsie Schulz of Chicago and
Ida Gregory Skinner of Reedsburg.
Group pictures were taken during
the afternoon and later four auto
loads of the guests were driven to
Devils Lake and spent few hours
returning for supper after which
an departed for their respective
homes feeling they had spent a
very pleasant day together.
Loses Horse
Roy Ellos lost a good work horse
The first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Young and Mrs
Roy ELIAS attended the funeral of
the latter's aunt, Mrs. Chas West
phal in Reedsburg.
Floyd Grosinske is taking his an.
nual vacation from Rural Route No.
j and Mrs. Bessie Grosinske is act
ing as substitute carrier.
Mrs. H. Napker and daughter,
Martha Elizabeth spent Sunday
with friends in Baraboo.
#. Dockham is confined to his
bed by serious illness.
Mrs Florence billiard of Madi-
son has been visiting Mrs. Dell
Young for a few days,
Mrs Margaret Hill of Baraboo
has been visiting at the home OF
her brother, r. M. Dickie, a few
days
Bert King of Indiana has return
ed home after visiting relatives
here for a fortnight
Little Valeria Fraust of Sank
Prairie is spending the week at the
home Of her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Geo Sullivan.
Mrs John Redman and daughter
Mrs. VIM Rehr are spending a few
days in Lacrosse, after which they
will visit relatives in Minnesota.
"a large crowd attended the dauce
at the w. NJ. Hail Friday even.
ing given by the Night Hawk Or
chestra Of Waunakee.
Receivers From Operation
Miss Mabel Scott has returned to-
the Draper home after being at her
home near Kilbourn recuperating
from an operation at Madison.
Miss Dorothy Draper went to
Vtroqua Saturday to begin teach
ing in 9Th grade work in that city.
She was accompanied by her faith
er and sister, Miss Marjorie.
Miss Hazel Lange is teaching in
the Albert Albers District.
Miss Marjorie Lohrman is teach
ing near Baraboo
Miss Ethel Dahlke is teaching in
Dist No. 4 Excelsior near the
Schale residence.
Miss Lawrence Sells has entered
for training in the Baptist Hospital
in st. Paul.
Miss Hazel Hackett has gone
to Minneapolis to attend Business
College.
Miss Verda Lehman is again
teaching in Ableman school.
Allen Lindow of Taylor, Wis, has
been visiting his uncle, A. A. John
son and family.
Miss Sarah Albers of haywood,
H., is home for short vacation.
She is employed at the Speedway
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Knox and
child of Waukegan, Illinois, visited
Mrs Knox's parents. MT. and Mrs.
Fred Kapelka over the week. end.
They were accompanied by MIR.
Kapelka's two brothels, also of
Waukegan.
Don Wyman, Jr., wife and child