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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
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ten oes Srteiters traosn, mas Iih auf
stipa $50 belaufen hiirfte.
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NerniDgen
in oem 3immer zines aus 6ei; bers
buuserteu une erfrarensu Greiiss
geiunoen.

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bes 80 Sabre altsn UliaasI 3ogun,
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tsre $500 gu Gage foroerts. Dos
9elo, tpeIhes aus brei @intauisnbs
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9ollarf9einsn beftanb, ipuroe in elmer
alien WotraBe. ipelf,e bem 9reiie als
gett seoient bate, per'tett poreefunz
ben. 2oedn, tpeIher bei ietnen 6dass
gsnofen unb Robbarn aIs GeiSbals
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ausfiihrIih bertGtet, am SonHtag
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tur5 Dor ieinem Sobs in Dtno nnb
Wetter BON 5aus gu 5aus mitSrenns
bol3 gu bauiiren. am Sonntug fano
Der. aouitablsr bes gorpnsrs bereits
$415 in oem 3imm.r bss gsritorbez
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benz 9eIoe bes buhitdbIih psrbunserz
ten uno erfrorenen alten Mannts All
Gage sefOrbert iporbsH iinb. Der goe
ronsr bemiibt fih. etpoige 5interblk.
beue oss zobten ausfiubie gu MAIDEN.
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l5rant Wm. GrcBmann, p, 246s
! 9dlipn Mpe.
lSabina 2onasbun, %, 2535 Mpors
man 4pe.
JBm. Q. Strupe, 80, 1884 9urd ap.
lGIiadbetb s. Gun. 26, 1886 Supsn
Str.
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lglura GeisIer. %, 234 Deit Court
Str.
Nite Cannon, 25, 3756 clifton goe.
lUtdrsaret Sdn.ae. q, bsssl.
l@harles Curtis, q, SO 8sIt Neee
Wii[lon Ctr.
lannu Shrent, 20. 1856 Iennis ct.
Sciepb Shmibt, 81, 1926 Bainut
Str.
lAnna Qamnlers, 20, Rcripoob.
Sobn Simpion, 80, RaIbpiue. Ienn.
lSorettd 3, grane, 10, 1883 Wuiter
Str.
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goIi3eirtt,ter Sride snti6ieb gsz
fern gelsgentli6 Der 9srbaubIunq oes
5ules gegen mebrers am Sonntaq in
Der Diribihaft oss 9sorg abuederli,
an Queen eitp 9pe. unb Sbabpea
Strabs, ben Der 55pliSsi beim bisbsrsn
Piuo6tesSpief abgefnBtsn Mdnner,
bdB Pinpt)ls, Shnfstopf, Stat, Sehss
unoIed3ig. Gufrs. Solo, RapoIeou
ni6t untsr bic Rdteoorie Der 8Iiidsz
ipisls faiIsn. Die ;srau zines Der Nm
gstlagtsu bate bi. Bolissi benuhrih-
ttgt, oaB i6r Wnnn in Der WirtbI6aft
Sss abdterli Saus unb 5of peripsle.
Die gedmtsH funoen jsbo6 nur msbz
rsrs anitGnoige arbeitsr BEL einem
barmloirn g}inphfesSpisIhsn Dor, pers
haftttsH ubsr trpsbem bic Spielsr uno
BEN @irtb. Sdmmtli6e 4naetIaatsu
.puroen geitsru pou Rihter Bride freis
geiprohrn.
DAP aud unter Der neuen Staotpere
paltung has Sonntassgsies uiht
our4g.fiibrt tperbeu rpirb, gebt aus
Der 56utidhe bsrpor, oaB Rint.r
Stride gefteru fiinf DER usbsrtrstuns
ots Spuntaesssissss unsetIagts Wir=
tbs turssr 5anb sntIieB.
Der StaIisnsr WiihaeI 8dono, ipels
der an Sonntae in Der WtrthIaaft
oes 5errn grisrman sinen RepoIoer
gs3cssn bate. tpuros 81 elmer G.lbs
fIrafe bon $25 uno Soften psrurtbeiIt.
Die BON Der 9olissi in Der Wirtbfhaft
oorgefunotue Gsorgie Dunn purbe
pesen 5erumlungerns nit elmer Stras
fe bon $50 uno aoften bskst. Der
8irtb. Iopie 3tpei anbsre i'm 3uiurn=
m,nbaHg nit benz Sall oerboftet.
Rduner erbielteH ibre Ramen auf bic
ofFeHe Cite asIebt.
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0ebmrfeit.

Sohu une 4polionia Sdnsib.r, 16
gIosr Strabe; anabe.
Soiepb uno Rate Sitsrmunu, 2617
Columbia Ipe.; Rdbhen.
Winiom une Gillian grdmer, 919
G,eit Str; Raphen.
eugene unb Wtarn Rnuensn, 1041
Carr Ctr; Gnabe.
'srant uno Gillian Rertelbah, 41O
Rifmono Ctr; anabe.
Sobn unb anna 5abar, 1912 pleas
iaRt Ctr; Gndbe.
Donalo unb CLARA @inoet, 1426
ssairfoy glps; Rnabe.
Gam. Hnb sSenHie arduieman, 1886
Cones Str. ;-qnabe.
8orris uno pola Waueroif, %
Wdrp Str.; Qnabe.
Sobn unb giiie 2lrt, lab 9oetbe
Stra6e; Wdedrn.
Warren uno Sulia Gosr, 3443Bels
iton placs; Gnube.
Sehn uno Ratbilpa Jrant, 200S
Weiteru Mpe.; Rnabe.
Sermonn uno 2i33ie gernine, 2019
golernin ape.; Gnabe.
euotpis unb angelina Yarsen, 1720
Gin Gir.; annte
William unb GIIie Rabenitein, 1879
State ape.; Ndbdsn.
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Der $faOfrat6.
0srbtreitenbe sdritte fir bic
HesldnseruHs Der Seiferion
Abexue getban.

Die betrsff,nbs RsioIution ipurbe bon
StabtratbsmitsIieb at large Soispt
gsrnins eingereiht. Das Giss
baus an Der gine Strabe fol- ourt
bisfe WerbeiIeruns bon Der Niios
ildfx perf6piuben. Mm Dienifaa
Mbenb tpirD Der Stabtratb ii1 siinfs
tig Dtrfommeln. Der neue Oes
iHdftstnlenbtr. asnntIihmos
dung Der iidbtiiden Automobils.
Dolipldne miifen i'm DupIitat eins
ger<iht tperben. - Gin neuesparfs
srunbitiid. - Giottlifes Nrbeitss
psnfum fiir bas Jinans apmmits
Tee.
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Sn Der Ct. 2uopies Stride an 8.
ape unb 8alnut StraBe, beoinut bas
pier3igftInoige 8ebet am 5reitas. 7.30
&benbs uab tommt am SOuntasRGaz
mittas 3 llhr gum ShIuB.
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ycnperatur.

biir bi.ies glntt nurb.n ssFtern bon
ben Sptifern 6. alein &c Bro,
Ro. ABS Race Gtrabt, fplgenbe genss
perutur unterfhiebe reaiftrirt:
BORN. Grab Rahm Grab
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BE 0erbienite binipies, bic fib bieIs
altebrriirbige gebrantaIt nm bic
GntipidIuns Gineinnati's srporben
BAT.
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5inIabuns sur Ginpti
buns bes Sbio Menas
nieS Suffitute.

Cine GinIabnns 5u Der bsuk a6enb
iiattfinbenben ieier In Nnbinbuna
NIT her Ginipeibuns bes nel1en 0etms
bsS pbio Nle@anies 3niitut, fpuYDe
ouf antrds pOn 6errn Hernime cnaes.
uss1mtE, ber h kerebten @erfe1 nuf
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MmS ben 0erid3tsbDfem

Die prcctersRlifub aontropsrle ali.
berserihtlid er!eoist. @ertaui
zines 2uftififfs riidsdnsis gemadt.
- gbefheibunsss5dlle, Sda.
bsneriuB salaeen. 0erihiebenes.
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aamtlisn. gsaide 5 Gents eas gfnnh.

Samtltens 2Sdidle 5 Gents ons Rfnab.
ssuber Sic Jbrs gRdidc 5u urs uno Iahcu Sis
oteielbs rein ucid)eR. Shre Richer balteH AlTs
Ger. GHs Der aujtartsu gSai6srttsu in ptt
Stdot. sBaQeH boeH Pie g9oia5s uuo Ilsisru fs
piehsr ab.
Shr @iuBapt 2musrr &c.,
Sbens &anal 3137. r7i2 SGgaR Strase.
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Tie We Dob Etrab<ns
balm.
Die 0roee besiislicb Der WerGnbes
.iins Der Rouie nsr WsifDeoo Gtrus
bsnb0bniinie tam nuh pieber sinmal
cuf bas Iapei. BON Hlrgsrn NsIts
iroobs Idetn bolunin0is petitiDnsa
por. IN ipeInen cine Derdnberung Der
Mcute eetriinfht pirb. iobob bic Wo.
gen ocn Der NopmilIsr Gtrnbe iiber
e4 Eiebtnte Mpsnus, iiber be Nins
Gtrobs. bic G<Hhe Apenn<, bic Sim
Etrabe unb Ddnn I6er bic &iebent.
ADtniit bis 5ur Gin Strnbe fnbren
iDItn, bnmit bic E<hits apenue nid,s
tsrH6ri ipirb. Die petiticnsn ipurben
btm gtrdbsnbobnicmmisiee iiberipie-
fen. bns 0trnGd,jt in ber Mnaeleaens
bei. cine 6ifsnsli6e Gibuns abbdlten
.pirb.
y tnIa oung sur QiuDtis
:. ss
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OeIIOna and North Excelsior.

There will be Christmas exercises
at the M. E. church next Friday
night and at the Spaulding school,
house on Saturday night.
On Monday evenings December %,
a Christmas program. "The Feast of
Lights, will be given at the Free
Methodist church, beginning at 7:30.
Special services will be held at the
F. M. church, beginning Sunday even
ing, December g. DR.. Elder E. j.
Roberts of Portage has been secured
as special help.
Mrs. Eddie Dubois and three chill
dren of Greenfield spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sisters, Mrs. James
Watson and Mrs. Lewis Edwards.
Little Russell Gone had the misfor-
tune Saturday to fall onto a nail and
cut his face SO badly that it required
the services of a doctor to dress the
0wound.
Mgs. Ellen Sanford of Delton is
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-19

spending a few days in the Heng
stler and Rudd homes and attended
the box packing at William Lawrenz's
Saturday.
Mrs. Joan Edwards of Lyons is
visiting her son, Lewis, and family.
Mrs. Charnley was called to Cedar
burg Saturday on account of the death
of her son-in-law, Otto Workman.
Miss Dora Charnley has been there
several days helping care for him.
Mrs. Philip Rhinehart passed away
Sunday afternoon after having been
in poor health for several months. An
obituary will doubtless appear later.
The l.. A. s. will meet with Mrs. G..
w. Bass this week Thursday.
Miss Jessie Lindsay, who teaches
in the Jopp Dis, will have Christ
mas program and tree at the schoo.
house Friday afternoon of this week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-19
BLACK HAWK Death
Former Resident Passes
Away After Reaching
Ripe Old Age.

Last week the many relatives and
friends of Andrew Gassner received
the sad message of his departure. The
deceased was formerly resident of
Black Hawk on the farm which is
now owned by his sons, Henry and
George Gassner, aud during that time
won many friends by his kind. cheer
full nature. He is survived by grief
three sons, four daugh-
tiers, one brother and one sister, besides
q large circle of other relatives and
friends. Mr.. Gassner reached al age
of rs years, 10 months. 20 days. His
remains were laid to rest in the Black
Hack cemetery Sunday afternoon.
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SdnduSky.

Miss Thayer will have an entertain
ment and Christmas tree in the hall
Friday evening for the benefit of the
school. Every body come.
While returning from Cazenovia
last week Henry Hard's team ran
away and did considerable damage.
Quite number of people from here
attended the lecture at Lime Ridge
Saturday evening.
Mae Laing, who is attending the
normal school at Reedsburg, is expect
ed home Friday to spend her Christ
mas vacation.
Dora Powell, who has been quite
sick for this last month, is still under
the DOCTORS care.
School closes here Friday for a two
weeks vacation.
Everett Prouty spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Jake Wolf entertained the r.
N. A. for dinner Wednesday.
The Woodmen held their meeting
Saturday night aud elected their of
ticers for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glossy and
daughter, Sarah .of Reedsburg spent
Sunday and Monday with the for
mer's sisters, Mrs. G.. A. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Grover and Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Powell called on VIM.
McCarty Sunday.
Alta and Mildred Hart expect to
spend Christmas in Milwaukee.
Wood saving seems to be the main
thing around here now.
James Barley is among the sick.
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ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE
Home ComingI Celebrated
at Hall in Lime Ridge
Saturday.

The OddssFellows Forest Lodge No.
100 celebrated their home coming Sat-
urday evening, Dec. IA at their hall at
Lime Ridge with the help of their
friends and the Rebeksh lodge. There
was nice program given consisting
of Rotations and speeches. A boun-
teous supper was served to about 100.
AT an early hour they departed for
their homes declaring they never once
saw the goat, but had splendid time.
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Fairfield.

Mrs. o. A. Getchell returned home
from Waukesha last Saturday.
Ole Watkins spent night last
week at the Spaulding home.
Mrs. Grant Wilcox of Kilbourn
visited her brother, o. A. Getchell,
Saturday and Sunday.
MFR. and Mrs. Carl Frick OF Green.
field were Sunday callers at the Chas.
Higgins home.
Mrs. Mon Bump and Mrs. Robert
Burton are entertaing their mother,
Mrs. James Robinson, of Portage for a
week.
\ w. Fl. Burton and Mrs. Dora Thay.
er, who were quietly married last
Wednesday morning in 3araboo, took
dinner that day with his brother, s.
Ill. Burton, and family.
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DEBATE WAS GOOD
Fellowship Club Defeats
Business College in
Discussion.

Last evening the Fellowship club de-
feated the Baraboo Business college in
the debate. The question for discus
sion was Resolved: That the recall of
all federal judges would be for the best
interests of the citizens of the United
States. The Fellowship club defended
the affirmative and the Business COL
lege the negative. The affirmative
was somewhat handicapped in that
one member of the team could not be
present but going after the negative
"with hammer and tongs" the decis-
ion of the jury was unanimous in favor
of the affirmative.
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Prairie du Sac.

Gaudenz Witwen, aged eigh ty-six
years, died at his home in this village
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Herbert Gross of Nerrimack
visited relatives here last week.
The cantats, "Rolling Seasons, +"
was repeated here Wednesday night
and was folio we'd by banquet at the
Commercial house.
Mrs. Henry Hillman and daughters
of Marsh field were guests of her father,
E. AccOla, last week.
Miss Helen Laws of MaZomanie
visited at the Val. Accola home over
Sunday.
The Misses Jennie Baker and Es-
tella Carpenter spent Saturday in
Madison.
President Sutherland of the Platte
vile normal school addressed an inter
ested audience at Hatz's hall Friday
evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Ragatz
Friday, Dec. Is, son.
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Sons Of Veterans.

Philip Cheek camp of the Sons of
Veterans now numbers 40 members.
The officers were elected on Friday
night as follows:
Commander-W. u. Odell.
Senior -C.-Riel p. Plummer.
Junior vice.C.-Howard Briscoe.
Camp Council-Fred Stackhouse.
William e. Berkeley and Arthur A.
Brownell.
Installation will take place ON JAM
.uary 10.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-19
FROM TOKYO TO PORTAGE
Med" Jones Will Soon Be
at Home. After Absence
of Two Years.

Two years and half absent from
America, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jones
reached Victoria, B. c., on Friday and
expect to be in their old home town of
Portage the day before Christmas
They Gave been living at Tokyo, ia
pan, where Mr.. Jones was business
manager of daily paper printed in
English. Mr.. Jones is a graduate of
the University of Wisconsin and SON
of the editor of the Portage Democrat.
They do not intend TO return.
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North Fairfield.

Norman Anchor of Milwaukee visit.
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Anchor, part of last week.
l.. p. Lewis and Mrs. James Lewis
were shopping In Kilbourn one day
last week.
Mrs. Gust Lewis mother, Mrs.
julius Stomner, of Baraboo has,moved
to Butler. Mr.. Stomner is employed
at that place.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-19
Lime Ridge.

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Smith moved from
near Lyndon to the farm known as
the Al Tasting place. A number from
there went and helped them move.
Julius Farber and Will Lintlof
have each got very sick horse.
Mrs. Lettie Hainstock of Bear
Valley called on her mother, Mrs. j.
l.. Smith, one day last week.
VIII Lintlof lost very nice horse
one day last week, the animal had
been sick for almost week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-19
Walton.

Mrs. A. Stanberry is quite sick at
the present writing.
A. L. Mortimer returned to his horne
In Owauka, 3. D., after short visit
with relatives and friends.
A. M. Gorochow installed q fine
new cash register which Is quite an
improvement. to his store.
Miss Polly Peterson came home
Monday from her visit with friends
at Augustaand other points in the
north.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-19
To CORRESPONDENTS

The weeks of Christmas and New
Year The Raraboo Weekly News will
be printed on Tuesday instead of Wed
nesday. ALI letters must be In this
office on Monday TO insure insertion
that week. Kindly mail ESQ your letter
will reach US some time on Monday
and If 1t comes too late 1t will appear
the following week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-19
Farewell PARTY.

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Werlich gave them q farewell party
Thursday evening. Refreshments
were served and a silver offering was
left as q remembrance. Mr.. Werlich
sold his farm sometime ago and they
have gone to Oregon to reside.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-19
Carr Valley.

Evelyn ManvilleS is or the sick
list.
Herbert Bingham wife and child.
rem and Mr. Gasser went TO Reeds
burg on business Saturday.
An unneeded rain visited here Sum
day making the roads very bad agains
John Mol, wife and children spent
q day at the home of Bowdie Smith.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-19
PURCHASING THE
RIGHT OF WAY
Prairie du Sac Electricity
May Come Over the Hills
to Baraboo.

According to the Prairie du Sac
News the Wisconsin River Power
company is purchasing the right of
way for the construction of trans
mission line to Baraboo.
The big dam at Prairie du Sac will
be completed in about year.
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Black Hawk.

Mr.. and and Mrs. George Gasser OF
Wilson Creek visited at Casper Ac-
cola's Sunday.
Miss Emma Trieb is at Black Hawk
this week.
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HOLSTERS .R. M. Tea bsnishes
headaches, drives away constipation;
clears the complexion; builds you up
J. B. Donovan & Go. Advertise
ment.)
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Mrs. John Terbilcox underwent an
operation at Rochester last week and
is recovering. She was accompanied
to Rochester by her husband.
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Monday

until Xmas. L. Clalavadatscher
F. Eftinger spent Sunday in Mil
waukec.
Martin Arndt was Madison caller
Sunday.
Mildred Hull spent Sunday in the
Capital city.
Mrs. s. A. Mccoy of North Freedom
was caller here today.
Thomas Moran spent Sunday liz
Milwaukee,.
Mrs. I. Mcmahon and son returned
home from BelVidere.
Arthur Jenswold was a recent caller
in North Freedom.
Mrs. J. Rooney and son are visiting
friends in Chicago.
Edward Meter went to North Free.
dom this morning to spend the day.
iting at the Messenger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gale have re.
turned to this city after spending few
days visiting in Alderman.
Or. ~. Edwards and Francis DaIv
of Reedsburg were business callers
here today.
Supt. q. w. Davies of North Free.
dom was caller here yesterday.
Supt w. L. Smith of Reedsburg
spent yesterday in this city.
Charles Woodwork and Miss Ida
Kosin visited at the home of Mrs. II.
Kosin Sunday.
Miss Ellen johnson of Baker, Mont.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. Johnson.
The w. F. M. s. of Baraboo will be
postponed until the first week in
January.
The Twentieth Century club has
been postponed until the next regular
meeting January 2.
Miss Ethel Whistance is very il
with appendicitis at her home on
Fifth avenue.
Miss Helen Hoadley returned to her
home here Saturday after spending q
few days visiting In Milwaukee.
Mrs. David Roach returned to her
home here after spending about two
weeks visiting at Friendship.
Arthur Hewitt went to Waunakee
this morning where he will visit his
son, Clarence, for an indefinite length
of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Battles have re.
turned from Rochester, Minnesota,
where Mr.. Battles recently underwent
successful operation.
Herbert Grubb who attends the
Wsyland Academy at Beaver Dam
arrived home and will spend his holi-
day vacation with his parents.
Fred Parish returned to his work In
Madison today after taking several
pictures here. Mr.. Parish is connected
with photo work in the Capital city.
Mrs. Harvey Oats, who underwent
an operation in Milwaukee week
ago, is getting along nicely. Its
thought that she will be out of the
hospital by Christmas time.
Masquerade ball, Delton, Sat-, Dec.21
MI. and Mrs. Charles A. Dyke have
gone to Willmette, ILL.,, where they
will spend the holiday season with
their daughter, Mrs. Henry Ringing.
Mrs. G. w. Allen and son, George
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Aliens
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Coates.
They will remain here till after the
holidays.
Last call for Christmas FURS. We
still have a. nice assortment of furs.
They are going fast, better buy today
and get the best at the lowest possible
price. Baraboo Fur Store.
Remember, we have shirts. ties,
cuff buttons, Paris garters, hosiery.
hats, caps, sweater coats, sheep-lined
coats, fur and fur-lined coats, long
fur coats for ladies fur and fur.lined
gloves for men and women. Baraboo
Fur Store.
Wear-U shoes, rubbers and
overcoats at Factory to prices which
saves you money. Better get In line
It's the only system that gets the
shoes to your direct saving the middle
mans profit. The Fur Store, G. A.