Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-17
CazenoUia Woman
Dies At Age 50

er passed away Thursday evening,
Dec. 10th, at the home of her dau-
ghter, Mrs. A. J. DTea, at the age
Of SO years. She leaves to mourn
her loss one daughter, Mrs. Drea
Of this place and two sons both of
Alberta, Canada. The funeral was
held at St. Bridgets church, Satur-
day where she was laid to rest be-
side her husband, six daughters
and two sons who preceded her in
death.
The John Duren family have
moved into the double house with
his brother Rehnold on the north
side.
II. The Misses Vergie Cottril, Mar
garet Fisher and Lucille and Lucy
Hickman attended the entertain
ment and basket supper given at
the Bethel school Friday evening.
The high school pupils and teach
ers and the board held their Xmas
party at the school house Friday
evening.
Miss Yeda Woodman is employ
ed In the MOST store.
The Royal Neighbors held their
annual election of officers as fol
lows: Hattie Smith, Oracle, Cora
Fisher, vice oracle; Hetty Ander-
son, past oracle; Isabelle Nelson,
chancellor; Nellie Struck, record
or; Madge Lee, Inner Seminal;
Mary Clesen, outer Seminal; Mae
Querhammer, manager; Bertha
Jessop, receiver; Beatrice Kredl,
marshall; and Nora Peterson, or
g&nigt.
Miss Myrtle Kruger of Chicago
spent part of last week visiting
friends here.
came to attend the Dwyre funeral
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Thebeau
and son Frances of Chippewa Falls,
Mrs. E.. M. Schehn, Miss Elisabeth
Ford, and Mr. Timm Ford and dau-
ghter Mary of Chicago.
Lucille DeVault, Katheryn Schlu-
ter. and VIII Clesen were out of
school the past week for humps.
The Clint Woodman family of
Hawkins Creek moved into the
home they recently bought from
Mrs. Nora Benock.
Services in the M Z. church next
Sunday will be at the morning hour
ii, "a. M
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Junk and the
lattSrs mother, Mrs. Rebilard,
came last Thursday from Baraboo.
Mr.: Junk returned but Mrs Junk
and mother expect to remain here
for some time
IA. Mrs. Mike Doolay entertained the
Altar Society Of the ST. Anthony's
church last week.
Several from here attended the
bazaar at the M. e. church at Iron
ton last Thursday.
Margaret Fisher and Verge Cot
tril spent the last weekend at tho
Randall Pauls home near Bethel.
Frank Moset opened the Bakery
Under his own management Mon
day mrrning.
Mrs. Alice Brakeman of Richland
Center and nephew Lyle Frye Of
Gotham spent last Thursday at the
Joshua Bible and Perry Frye HON
es here.
S;@ Receivers From Operation
: VIM. McNeamer is again able to
be out after his operation.
Mrs. Lee Fisher entertained the
ST. Bridget's Society last week
Several from here attended a
dance at LaValle last Friday even
ing.
The Ladies Guild of the M e.
church held their last meeting at
the Chas Fisher home and the next
meeting will be with Mrs. Perry
Frye, January 7th.
Mr.. N. J. Clesen had q new fur
mace put in the past week.
Mrs. Iva Hendricks is employed
at the Hess Drug Store during the
holiday trade.
MISS Gladys Snyder has been en-
pertaining the humps.
The John Osborns family moved
to Madison.
The teachers and pupils are pre-
pairing a Christmas program for
next Friday at the Opera House.
Mrs. Fred Moyse ST.. is some
improved in health at present.
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