Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-02
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lIthica and Harold and Lorraine Suth-
erland of Lloyd. The following
members were present from Bara-
boo: Rev. and Mrs. Weisshaar and
family, Mrs. H. Alexander and Mrs
Williams Stackhouse, also the fol-
lowing visitors, Mrs. H. Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beige and chill
dren, Mrs. Albert Modke, Mrs. Otto
Harmed and children, Mrs. Amelia
Golmer, Valeria Golmer, Mrs. En-
ma Ruggles and the Misses Jean
and Betty Ruggles and Mrs. Maud
Hanley. After the business aud
spiritual programme, two solos by
VIM. Beige Perfect Day and Some
where a Voice is Calling" was
much enjoyed. Later delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. Alexan-
der, who was assisted by the Miss
es Beatrice and Hazel, Florence
ana Ruth Alexander.
The Young People of church had
their annual children's Day pro-
gramme on Sunday evening, June
21st consisting of recitations by the
primary pupils interspersed by
songs by the Junior choir and pri-
mary class and a talk by Rev.
Weisshaar The church was pref.
| tily decorated for the occasion with
roses, peonies and ferns.
The Aug. Harms, Henry Verthein
!, and Herman Kopf families attend
ed the Lutheran Sunday school
! picnic at Ochsner's Park on Sun
day.
Albert Shauf and family visited
at the Frank Ryan home in Kirk
wood on Friday evening and on Sat
urday Mr.. and Mrs. Shauf and fam
lily also Mr.. Peter Fink and Walter
Alexander motored to Richland Cen
ter to visit friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Leykauf of
Sank City were Sunday guests at
John Repka's.
Fred Brooks purchased a Dodge
car last week. +.
| Mr.. Cramer, association tester,
| tested COWS for John Repka last
week and also tested one day at
the cheese factory.
The following people were recent
guests at the John Simon home:
| Mrs. George Sullivan, Maple Hill.
Mrs. Biers and son from Pennsyl-
vania, Mrs. Nettie Rumpf and son
Charles of Livingston and Amelia
Golmer of Baraboo.
Guy Graham of New York visited
at the home of his uncle, Grant
Weidman, several days last week.
; While here Mr. Weidman and
guest motored to Owen to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Rork and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Henry Weidman. Mr.. Ora
ham was enroute to his eastern
home from Madison where he at
tended the reunion at the Univer
sity of Wisconsin.
| Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brooks enjoy
ed a two days visit last week at the
! home of Mrs. Ella King in West
BarabOo.
Dorothy Henner of Madison is
spending some time at John Yer
them and Harry Verthein homes.
Miss Mildred Nickel, Ithica and
Harold and Lorraine Sutherland of
Lloyd were guests the past week at
/ the Percy Alexander home. While
here they visited many other
friends. Miss Mickle spent Tues
day with Miss Phyllis Bentley at
Ableman and accompanied the Bent
! ley family to Devils Lake. Miss
Bentley and Miss Nickel both at
tended La Crosse business college
the past year. Mr.. and Mrs. ri. a.
Sutherland of Lloyd called on West
field friends on Friday evening and
the young people accompanied
them home.
Mrs. Harvey Weidman and two
children Of Abbotsford and Mrs.
Witty of Winfield are visiting at
the Grant Weidman home. On
Sunday the Weidman family and
guests enjoyed a picnic dinner at
Hangers Point, and on Friday Mrs.
Grant Weidman and Mrs. H. Weld
man were entertained at by Mrs.
VIM. Alexander.
One Tuesday Clyde Scott, one of
the Schmitt Bros. from Cazenovia
to whom the Westfield Cheese Co,
L.