Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-04


ter and Miss Dorothy Welk
lott and the hostess are sisters.
The Indiana guests were former
residents at Ironton (Mr. Wicker
sham being there for fifty three
years. and occupied place near
Baraboo called Windmere. Mr..
Wfckersham and Mr.. Bauinger
were both natives of the Hoosier
state Before coming to Baraboo
the Wickershams visited a sn, H.
f. Wickersham at Portage and a
daughter, Mrs. NJ. c. Crane at
Adams.
Miss Estelle Isenberg entertain
ed u guests at dinner at Warren
Totel on Saturday evening. hon
oring Attorney and Mrs. Dwight
Emigh of Aurora, H., who were
weekend guests Of Baraboo
friends. Mrs. Emigh will be re-
membered as Miss Zero English of
Baraboo. After dinner an evening
of bridge was enjoyed at the Is
enberg home, 217 Eighth street,
and prizes were awarded DR.. and
Mrs. c. F. Stekl.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wickersham
of Marion, Indiana, and Mrs. f. e.
Elliott of Goland, South Dakota,
are guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. o. S. Ballinger, 1406 Ash
street. Mrs. Wickersham Mrs. FL
Rev. Johnson and wife, travelling
in what they call a Gospel Wag-
on" were in Baraboo over Sunday
and Rev. Johnson spoke at the
evening service of the Presbyterian
church. Ills wife also took part
in the service, rendering a solo.
Rev, Johnson is attending a Chi
cago theological school and they
are motoring through Wisconsin,
holding services wherever opportun-
ity offers.
Engineer John Meter has gone
to Detroit to attend the annual con
vention of the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers. He will be
there for several weeks. After
school closes Mrs. Meter and two
children will go to Wausau to visit
Mrs. Meters mother and about The
first of July they will join Mr..
Meter for a trip to Niagara and
other places in the east.
Mrs. j. e. Kirby of Belvidere
came to spend the week end with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Coates,
GIG Fifth avenue, and family. Visits
are to be made in North Freedom
and Lacrosse before the visitor
returns home. Mrs. Kirby was a
former resident of BaraboO and
has been in Belvidere for several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Lyon have re-
A meeting of the Business Wo-
mans club was held in the club
rooms last night and the members
were given splendid talk on club
work by Miss Louise Mason of
Milwaukee. Plans for a picnic to
be held next week were taken up
and other business matters attend
ed 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Breitzke
of Devils Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r.
Schuette and daughters, Arleen and
Vera of Baraboo, and Herman Retz
laff of Reedsburg motored to La
Crosse on Saturday for a weekend
visit with friends.
Miss Della Payne of Menominee
is spending three weeks here with
her mother, Mrs. J. G. Payne. Miss
Payne is an instructor in Stout In
stitute and she will return to that
school for the summer school sess-
ion. She has as a guest Miss Mary
M. McCalmont also a member Of
the school faculty at Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hengstler
have returned to their home in
Willmart, Mimi, after a visit with
Mr.. Hengstler's sister Mrs. Fred
Roser, Mrs. Roser has been very
i'll but is somewhat improved the
past few days.
The Misses Malora Stanbury and
Donna Erase of Chicago were
weekend visitors in BarabOo. Both
are former members of the high
school faculty, Miss Stanbury hav-
ing charge of the domestic science
department the past two years and
Miss Erase teaching Latin three
years ago. Miss Stanbury, whose
home is in Dangille, ILL.,, expects to
leave soon for trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Underwood
and daughter Marilyn made a fly
ing trip in their car from Elgin, Ill.
to Merrimack for a brief visit. In
company with Mrs. Frank Cooper
the drive was extended to Baraboo
where a call was made at the home
of Miss Ruth Southland. Mrs. Coop
er and her daughter are former