Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-09-03
Thursday

400 Fifth street, have been enter
tanning the following relatives from
Milwaukee for the past few days:
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schauss, Miss
! Clara Oldewald, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thus Busch and daughter. The
visitors returned to Milwaukee yes
! terday.
DR.. w. r. Lindsay, surgeon OF
Madison, will give second lecture
at the Bible Chautauqua tent Thur
sday evening at O'Clock. Last
Thursday a large company of peo-
pie heard DR.. Lindsay lecture on
! the subject observations Made on
Two Months Trip Through Eur
ope". The doctor told many in
teresting experiences he had while
travelling through Europe this sum-
mer. This Thursday, DR.. Lindsay
will speak on Food Poisons."
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peck of
Milwaukee are guests of Mr.. Peck's
mother, MRS. Jennie Peck. The
couple has been on a wedding trip
through Michigan and Wisconsin,
stopping off here, on their return
to Milwaukee. Mr.. Peck's mar
riage to Miss Hazel Cent? of Wau-
wautosa took place in Milwaukee
on Aug. Is.
A son was born. to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Bettinger in Madison on Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Bettinger re-
sided in Baraboo. for year or more
Mr.. Bettinger being in business
here.
A telegram announces the arri-
val of a baby boy at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Kahn in Los Angeles,
Cal, Mrs. Kahn will be remember
ed as Josephine Langdon.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Roser have
been spending several days in Mil
waukee in attendance of a conven-
ton of moving picture men. Mr..
Roser is manager of the Al. Ring
ling theatre in this city.
Pupils Of Mrs. Belle Risley gave
music recital at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Rhode Of Alderman to-
day. The Baraboo teacher has a
large class of pupils in Ableman
and these took part in the recital,
which was followed by a picnic
dinner in Pyffern's Grove. Through
the courtesy of Mrs. Risley, ice
cream and candy were served.
Miss Essie Brooks, Sank county
superintendent of schools the past
year, attended a week-en reun-
ion of the teachers who were
guests of the Milwaukee Journal
on the European trip of 1920. The
affair was held at The Elms, sum-
mer home of Mrs. Ellen Baker
Garfield, Sandy Beach, Oshkosh,
and members of. the party were:
Lillian Gaskell, East Troy; Mr.,
| Urban, Sheboygan; Olive Nc
Dermont, DarlingtonS Lucy Elber-
felt, Milwaukee; Mrs. Ellen Baker
Garfield, Oshkosh; Essie Brooks,
Reedsburg; Gertrude McGuine,
Wausau; Frances Herald, Oconto;
If. A. wilkins, Eau Claire; Mrs.
Elizabeth Quinnell, Neillsville
The next meeting will be at Hotel
Wisconsin during the State Teach
ers convention.
The following ladies from North
Freedom were guests at the Blach
ly cottage at Devils Lake on
| Thursday of this week: Mrs. H.
Apker and daughter Martha, Miss
Susie Pettys, Miss Mary Draper
and Mrs. Clarence Farnworth of
Baraboo.
AS the train pulled out for Chi
cago Wednesday morning it car
Tried Miss Francis Simons on her
way to a new field OF labor. Miss
| Simons graduated from the Bara-
boo High school in 1922. From
Baraboo she went to Chicago and
in April Of this year graduated
sfrom the Moody Bible Institute.
| In September she will become d.
rector of religions education in the
First Baptist church at New Brit
ain, Conn., She is a member and
has been an efficient worker In
1.-The Baptist church here. Last Sun
lay morning the pastor, Rev. w.
III. Sproule, presented Miss Sim
ons with a Thompson Chain Ref
erence Bible, token of remem
brance from her many friends in
Baraboo. Miss Simons expected
to spend a few days in Pontiac,
Mich, with the Rev. H. H. Savage
family, enroute for New Britain,
lRev. Savage who is former Bar
aboo pastor has. recently return
ed from a trip TO the Holy Land
and Europe.
The Sank county teachers insti'
tute is to be held at the training
school in Raedshnrg ON Sent. 8 and