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Miss Jessie Seever, Lake Mills. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L B. Gregg
The w. G. I. U. win meet with Mrs
4. 5. Pease, Wednesday, April "a, at
2.45 P. M
Miss Henrietta Hamme, Garfield
Avenue. left Tuesday for st. Louis. No,
and the south.
Mrs. L. e. Urban went to Madison,
Tuesday; to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
A. H. Hollister.
4. E. Fisher hes purchased a lot on
Lincoln Place and expects to erect
residence soon.
Miss Isabel Sanger spent few days
of the week at the home of AIR. and
Mrs. Z. s. Pease.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas Holden, Milwau-
lsee, win occupy the Michael B. Wells
residence on East Milwaukee Avenue.
Mrs. Ed Fingado has purchased lot
on Sixth Avenue and will erect n. new
residence on same during the summer.
Mrs August f. Kringel left Wednes-
day for Rib Lake. Wis, where she will
visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. Sydow
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
will meet at the home of Miss More
house, Monday, April %. Mrs. Landolt
will assist.
w. D. Cox of the Anti Saloon League
gave very interesting talk NJ the I'M
derwood Memorial Baptist church last
Sunday evening.
The monthly missionary meeting Of
t e Missionary Society OF the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church, will be
held This Friday evening.
rhe benefit matinee giveu Nv the
womsu of st. Bernard's congregation
at the Majestic thcater Monday after
noon was financial success.
The Sunday school teachers Of the
Congregational church will hold their
monthly meeting and supper next
Tuesday evening IN the church pa,lors.
Wiiliams Sethercnt, JY.. spent a few
days ut the home Of his parents on
Warren Avenne. He has just returned
from Los Angeles, CAL. with the Beloit
Glee clah.
An Alumni meeting will be held at
the High School assembly room next
Monday evening at s o'clock. All
Alumnus are requested to be present.
Get a button.
The Misses Ellis and Goebel, dress
makers, have moved into the rooms
formally occupied by DR.. Nellie Fisher
on the corner of First and East Mil
waukee Avenues.
An oratorical and declamatory con-
test will be held under the auspices of
the Wonan's Club at the High School
assembly room next Tuesday evening
All are invited to attend.
To run newspaper without occa-
sionally publishing an item that is un-
true, or without giving offense, is like
running railroad without having ac-
cidents and smash-ups. 1t can't be
done.
Frank Mueller has the contract for
doing the plumbing and installing the
toilet room in the depot in this city.
This will be an improvement much
needed and the company win receive
good job.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moss, Graystone
Park, sailed yesterday on steamship
Mottl1e for Naples, Italy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moss will be gone for number of
months in Europe. We wish them a
pleasant voyage and good time.
August Kringel, Jr.. who has been in
the U. 5. reclamation service in Nom
tam, has returned home and win spend
week here. He leaves for Madison
next week to accept positi,', with
the Wisconsin State Highway Commits
sion.
Rev. w. B. Morris, Sunday School
Missionary of Illinois, will occupy the
pulpit at the Underwood Memorial
Baptist church next Sunday at 1o:3o A.
NJ. and Pres. Charles MaKenpy will
speak to men at the evening service on
'tSocial Hygiene. I"