Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-08-06
Saturday


Dakota, after spending several
weeks at the home of Mrs Charles
Rote and Mrs. Ralph Ableman.
Mrs. B. G. LeBarron, Mrs. e. E.
Frazier, and Mrs. Charles Webster
of Adams were visitors in Baraboo
yesterday They were accompani-
ed here by Mrs. Della Oiler, who is
visiting at the lie Barron home and
who returned to Adams with the
other ladies.
Mrs. Hector Holmes, a sister of
Mrs. Chris Isenberg of this city,
and her two children, Robert and
Janet, of Pasadena, Cal, spent yes
terday here at the Isenberg home.
Others visitors were Mrs Isenberg's
brother, Andrew Kahn, and wife
of Milwaukee and a sister, Mrs.
Robert Buerki 5f Sank City.
Mrs. Norma Acott ana son Harry
have returned from a two days
stay in Columbia county, where
Mrs Acott is conducting classes in
elementary hygiene and home care
of the sick. Mrs. Acott has taken
over this branch of the work of the
former county health nurse in Col
umbia and she reports splendid
progress. Several groups were
organized, none less than Is per-
sons and most of them consisting
of 20 of those interested in this
very practical training. Three
groups attend classes held at Doy-
lestown and two at West Point
while other groups meet at Fries
land, Wyocena and Inch.
A number of relatives were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gall on Friday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Kowalke and children, Oscar, Lou
Use Clarence, Victor and Helen,
who reside near Reedsburg; Mr..
and Mrs. Reinholt Kowalke and
Fred Kowalke, also of Reedsburg;
Bert Edith and Clarence Harmon,
who live near North Freedom, and
Mrs. Ed. Kowalke, irwin and Law
renee, Baraboo. A birthday din
ner was served, honoring the twel-
fth birthday of Miss Leola Gall
and in the afternoon nearly all Of
the visitors attended the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mathews,
daughter and son, of Adams are
visiting relatives in Baraboo. They
have recently returned from an
extended trip to various points in
the east, including Montreal and
Quebec, passing through the
Thousand Islands of the st. Law
renee River At Binghamton, N.
Y, they were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. It. Raymond Huntley nee
Mable Stewart. At Mayville,
Mich, they spent several days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Blackburn, who wish to be remem-
bered to all their Baraboo friends.
j. H. A. Lacher, Waukesha, chair
man of the membership committee
of the State Historical society and
President of the Waukesha County
Historical society, was in Baraboo
today on his way to Neillsville and
from there with brother to tie
Dakotas. Mr.. Lacher was travel
ing salesman for a wholesale shoe
company thirty and more years ago
coming to Baraboo to supply the
wants of the late Frank Avery and
Isaac Green. At that time the
name of the Warren house was the
Sumner hotel and many other
changes he noted while here. The
visitor possesses rich store Of in
formation and incidents about the
taverns and hotels of the state.
On Friday afternoon Mrs, r. p.
Griggs underwent an operation for
the removai ot a number of gall
stones. Since injuring her arm
number of months ago she bad
been under an anesthetic three
times before the operation on Fri
day. During the summer her
health has not been normal and it
was decided the last operation was
necessary in order to improve her
condition. She passed comfor-
table night and is much improved
today. Mrs. Griggs is at st. Marys
Ringing hospital.
Mrs. Ed Pooch entertained 20
ladies at a new method Of cooking
demonstration given by Harry
True and Ronald Goggin, factory
representative Of the Wear-eVer
company. The chief feature of
the evening was the baking of an
angel food cake in a meat rooster
on top of the stove. After the
demonstration the demonstrators
served apples, meat and potatoes,
which they had cooked without
water. The boys are holding a
series of demonstrations in the city
after which they will demonstrate