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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
MEN ARE PROMOTED

Changes and promotions in the pas
senger department of the Southern
.aiiway were announced In view of
the opening of omces at Seattle, ST.
Paul and Montreal.
Edward S. sullivan. native of
Macon, Ca, now passenger agent at
.elma. Ala, Will be tras cling passen-
ger agent at seattle.
r. II. Graham, Il native az Sails
buy, y. t., now city passenger and
ticket agent at Asheyille. n. c.. will
@e travelling passenger agent at ST.
Paul.
c. W. Carter. a native of Virginia.
will be travelling passenger agent at
Montreal
IN auaition to the esta blishment of
Offices at seattle, st. Paul ana Mon
treai. tho southern railway Is
Strengthening It's forces by the ap-
continent of an aoaitional mas at
oos.on and Philadelphia. &. NJ. Dent,
a native of Virginia, gong TO Boston,
ana 4. M. Ma. I'm. native Of len
nessee, going 10 Philadelphia, both
wIth The utie OF travelling passenger
agent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
Fulton News
News items may be left at Mel
.rn's Furniture store. or plsoned
Madison t1ta.

The Philathea class Of the Fulton
Baptist church gave "a pie party Friday
night in the home OF Miss Laurs. 'iar-
Der ON t.. Denny street.
An ice cream social Will be given
in the sunday school room OF Denny
street church on Tuesday night, April
2nd, by MIR. T H Bingley for benefit
of Team No. S.
Mr. r p Gill, of orange. spent a
couple Of days here this week with
relatives
Mr.. Floyd Galloway left Friday
morning for Norfolk to atte1d the
funeral of his uncle. Rev. c. III. Gal
loway.
Mrs. C. Fl. Smith and daughter. Miss
Marian Smith, of State street. .~i Fri
day morning for Norfolk, In response
to a telegram received advising the m
Of the death of Rev. C. II. Galloway.
Who was the former pastor of Denny
ST. NJ. f. church. Mr.. Galloway's
death comes as great shock TO his
host of friends in this community.
Mr. Robert Curry. of Gastoa 4, y. u.
arrived here Thursday night to attend
the funeral of his brother. Mr.. James
Curry.
Mrs clyde Curry and little daught-
err Dorothy, OF Greenvilie. ). T., are
here to attan nd the funeral of Mrs. Cur
rvs father.
Ms Willie CARRIER Is improving
after her recent spell Of sickness.
The Kings Daughters and sons VIII
meet next Monday night with Mrs s.
u Maine on Seventh street.
Mr.. Richard Griggs. OF Amelia
county. has returned home After a
vis'. 10 Mr.. s. B. Metnes.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Denny
, street. will hold their meeting on next
Monday afternoon in the lecture room
of the church.
Mrs May I.amcy, II the G .v"rn-
ment Rord hos gone on an EXTENDED
visit to Philadelphia and Atlantic ~ltF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
AROUSING INTEREST
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

fspecial to The Richmond NirS.Iian)
CHATHAM VA. March 81. PRO
lessor J. II, Binford. of the CO.
operative Education Association. ana
SUPERINTENDENT Fletcher Watson have
reen visiting important school eenters
In the county this week Tor the pur-
rose of arousing greater interest In
the schools.
ON Yesterday n fine meeting was
hs,., at4 the CLIMAX High sehaol. ten
miles from this point. There are one
hundred and forty pupils in three
small rooms at this point, and the
patrons are determined to have
larger building. TO helm the move
ment along z school Improvement zen,
owing Officers: President, w. :. Wal
ker: vice-presldent. Mrs. w. r. owens;
secretary. 5, n. Walker. treasurer,
Rev. ". r. Keefe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01

VILE followed. Mrs. Browder was
handsomely eowned in imported cry
stall tunic OF white net, over satin.
and carried a bouquet Of white car
nations. Next came the maid of hon
or. Miss Florida Bryan. sister OF the
bride. wearing imported crystal tunic
of white net over satin. carrying
white carnations.
The bride followed. leaning on the
arm of her brother, United States
Senator Nathan p Bryan. Beautiful
iy attired in a gown Of charmeuse.
over satin, with long train OF real lace.
edged with plnitings OF white tuiia
the bride. a beautiful young woman
of the brunette type, could not nave
looked lovelier. The only orna ment
worn by the bride was the gift OF the
bridegroom. a pearl necklace with
pearl and amethyst. The veil worn
by the bride was of tufle. covering
the train. and made with a can,
trimmed with pearls. The bride car
ried a bouquet Of bridesroses and
titles Of the valley. Al The altar the
bridal party was met by the bride
groom and the best man. Charles
Grattan Price. of Harrisonburg. Va.
brother of the groom
The beautiful ring ceremony of the
Episcopal church was performed by
Rt. Rev. William Crane Gray. bishop
of the missionary Jurisdiction OF South
Florida, assisted by Rev. George Ber-
nard Clarke, priest In charge OF st.
Johns church.
Personals.
Mrs Charles Page is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Riddick. in Ash.
land.
Mrs. Charles Byrd Wills. who spent
the winter In Richmond, has returned
To her home on Seminary Hill. near
Alexandria.
Miss Mary Miller Of Staunton. is
the guest OF relatives in this city.
Mrs. Preston Relvin has returned
from brief visit to Mrs. Russell A.
Lynn In Northern Virginia.
Miss Mary Osborn Templeton who
spent several days last week with Mrs
Mum at the executive mansion. has
returned to her home In Waynesboro,
Mrs ]. Fay Du Val Is visiting Mrs
II. l.. Du Val, In Salisbury. y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Pearce have
returned from West Point where they
have been visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Bail Saunders mas re-
turned from Atlantic City and Ber-
nuda,
Mrs. Henry Cullen Straus is Visiting
in Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
MOTORCICLISTS
GET BUSY ON STRRT

Officer Samuels, of the motorcycle
squad. on Saturday. the first day Of
the operations of the squad. re aort-
ed d number of speed and muffler
cases.
henry Baker. OF 5os East Grace
street. WAS reported for exceeding the
speed limit. Tom Sharoley. OF a0s
Capitol street. was reported for swing
ing To an automobile while riding
Ii bicycles Eatun ht'iiips. of aniT
Monument avenue. Was reported for
leaving his muffler open, and Will
liam Harvey, Of Sa3 West Leigh
street, was charged with Il similar
offense.
Ofiicer Thurman raported p. r.
Register. OF 2a25 West Broad street,
for speeding
These cases win be called in Police
Court This raornlDg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
MOTHER CAN SEE CHILD
TWO HOURS EACH MONTH

NEW YORK, March 31.-The YER
dict OF a jury in the Supreme Court
recommending an interlocutory decree
of divorce In favor of Allen Lawrence
Story and against Helen. Hilton Story.
rrandda lighter Of Justice Henry Hill
ton. was today confirmed by Justice
Brady, IN the Supreme Court. He
granted Mr.. story a decree of divorce.
The Storys have already arranged to
let Ruth n ng Story. their two-year-
daughter. |rrnfafff wifi Ter maternal
grandmother. Mrs. William Cumming
tory The child's mother can visit
her baby two hours each month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
RECORD BROKEN
BY SCHOOLGIRLS
=
FREDERICKSBURG ArHLGTGA
SHOW UP WELL IN PREPARE.
TORY GAMES.

Especial TO The Richmond virSiniAu.j
FREDERICKSBURG VA. March
31.--A track meet was held here Sat-
urday by the members OF the Fred
ericksburg High School Athletic Assoc
citation, which was in every respea
highly creditable affair.
Each event was close and exciting
all former records OF the school DcinU
broken. In The senior class there
were only four entries. ana each q
these took part In every event. UT
showed up remarkable well In all
Nirt Sale ana Henry Gouldman de-
serve to he mentioned for their hno
work. Sale for hts unusual running
abiiity. and douldnan for his fii1e
form as a jumper.
Eugene Ninae. also came In ter
congratulations for his all around
COCA work.
team which IL 10 represent the. local
high school in the track meet to b
held at Ashland, next Saturday. be-.
tween the high schools OF Frcdericks.
burg. Ashland and Hiehland Park.
Judging from the records the Fred
eriokshurg boys stand an excellent
chance OF winning first honors al tho
big meet.
Following is the summary:
Primary--Under 50 pounds. 50-ysrd
dash. J. Ulman, first; A. Btsccc,
second: r. Thomas third. Time,
8 As seconds. Over so pounds. 30.
yard dash. J. Freeman. iirst: f. Blake,
second: II. Morris, third. Time, I
seconds
High jump. J, Freeman. height. :
feet inches.
e2o-yard dash, II. Norris. first. +.
Blake. second; V. Dannehl, third.
Time, 40 seconds.
Broad jump. II. Norris, first; A. Bis
coe, second; V Dannehl. third. Dis
tance. II feet I inches.
Junior--loo-yard dash. r. Rowe
first; f. Ninde. second; II. Cole.
third. Time Is seconds.
High jump. f. Ninde. first; r. Rowe.
second: O. Rawlings. third. Height,
feet inches.
2co-yard dash, r. Rowe, first: r.;
Jones. second: f. Ninde. third. Tina.
81 seconds.
44o-yard dash. r. Ninde. first: n,
Rowe. second: r. Whitehouse, third.
Time. II seconds.
Pole vault. f. Ninde. first: n. Rowe.
second. Height. = feet inches.
Ilalf-uiie run. Ia. Cole, first: e.
Ninde. second: X. Rowe. third. Timc,
? minutes so seconds.
Senior-10o-yard dash, ". 6ale.
first. J. Rowe. second: II. Gouidman,
third. Time. III seconds.
High jump. X. GouldnaR. first: ].
Powe. second: G. Rolling, third.
Hei~ht. feet inches.
440-yard dash. ". Sale. first: !.
Powe, second: G. Rollins. third. Time,
60 1-a seconis
Pvoad juma-~H. Couldman. first: G..
Tollins second; J. Rowe, third. Dfs-
tame. u feet inches.
Po'e vault. c. Rollins. first: n.
Couidman. second: j. Rowe. third.
Hei~ht, 6 feet { inches.
Shot nut. W. Sale ,irst: r. Gould.
man. second: G. Rollins third. Dts-'
Ia 1~A.e 80 feet 7 f1,chs.$. $50 sTs'sSsv
Mile run. w. Sale. first: C.. Rclljn1
serord; J. Pewc. third. Time. d
minute 2S seconds -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
j. s. DISTRICT
COURT C0NvENES
CHARGES AGAINST BROAD ROCK
DiSTiLLERY TO BE HEARD
AT THIS TERM.

The snring term Of the United
States District court will begin VILE
the converting of the grand jury to-
day Mt II o clock.
Judge Edmund Waddill will preside
and there viii he a number of inter-
csting cases to be DISPOSED Of dur
ing the term. Among them Will lie
that of the Broad Rock DistiliIls
Company, of hestertield. on a con-
tention of forfeiture OF certain prop
erty growing out. of the charge OF al
legged concealment of liquor. ana the
alleged threats against an off ciJl of
the government
The charge arainst the Southern
Excelsior Company, OF Blackstone,
viii also be heard, This company is
ALLEGED to have saved much money by
false weights ard measurements.
Two weeks will probably be con-
sumed in dispcstn" of the docket
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
WILL MAKE FARM TESTS
OF Use OF DYNAMITE.

r CHESTER, VA, March s1.--Prof r.
NJ. Tyler of the Chester Agricultural
High School has gone to Ballsviile.
Powhatan county, for few days.
where he will make some tests on his
farm with dynamite in connection with
subsoil preparation.
Mr.. w. b. Nicol, of Claremont. Va,
has accepted position with MIR. A. T.
Curtis. and will have charge Of the
mercantile business recently purcha sed
from Mr.. s.. II. Bliek. near stop No.
So.
Mr.. r. C Cornwall. Of Weldon. ".
c., is spending Some time with rela-
tiees here,
Mrs. /. n Coleman. of Ford, Va,
recently visited her cousin Mrs. r. Il.
Davis at this place
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
PALMYRA

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
PAL4MY RA. VA, March 31.--Mr. f.
A. Gray Is visiting h's mother. Mrs.
3. A. Gray.
Mrs. J. o. Shepherd spent several
days last week in Richmond, visit
ing her mother, Mrs. NJ. F. Lovins.
Miss Ferol Smith was In Charlottes-
vile Monday.
Mrs. Fannie Bowles, OF Chester.
visited relatives In this neigh borhood
recently.
Judge e. ". Wood, Of Scottsviile,
was In town this week
Miss Susie Bell is visiting relatives
in Richmond.
Hon. A. b. Tbornhill. of Appomat-
tox, was in town Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
ORGANIZE Gun CLUB.

HOUSTON. VA, March sl.--The
Houston Eun Club which has been
,.teiy formed for trap-shooting. met
on Tuesdav afternoon for the initit;
trials Mess-s. $. 8 schoIl, c., O.
Fisher and G. @. LeCompte OF the Du.
ptnt Powder Go. being present giving
some valuable coach ag 10 the ip.,al
guns, most or whom Ser, bit new
at the traps. However. especiaf men
tion should be made of Paul Edmunds,
who has the.making Of an expert. w.
II. Edmunds and ~. b. BOOKER also
shot we'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
.AEROPLANE FACTORY
ESTABLISHED HERE.
PRELIMINARY FLIGHTS WILL DC
MADE UP AND DOWN JAMES
SOON.

The Virginia Aerial Manufacturing
Company. which was organized sew
eral months ago for the purpose OF
manufacturing aeropIanes, under the
Greenhow Johnston patents. has To-
Gated its temporary factory at q
North Twentieth street, and expects to
have a. machine In the air within the
next six weeks.
The construction Of the machine is
under the supervision OF an expert
enced aeropiane builder. who was
originally connected with one OF the
large aeroplane manufacturers OF New
York.
The machine now under construc-
ton Is a biplane OF large size. sur
ficient to carry three passer gers, and
will be driven by 75-horsepower
motor at an estimated speed of sixty
miles an hour.
The aeroplane will be equipped
with hydros. or pontoons. 80 that II
can rise from or tight on the water
as well as land.
The preliminary flights will be made
up and down the river as water
offers smooth surface on which to
light, and breakaee due to rough
land Is greatly eliminated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
Miss Van ostrand Loses.

PINEHuRsT. n. c., March 81
Mas ka.e van Ostranu. To whom VIC
tory was conceded in the women 3
event of the United Golf Champion
sht~ Taurnar" wet an unexnected
defeat In the final play Saturday At the
mas OF Mrs. ]. Raymond Price. of
Caskmont. The score was four up and
three to play. Mrs Price was q GER
tain s.;ctor from the start
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
MARINES READY TO
ENFORCE STATE LAW

tSreciai TO The Richmond virginlan.)
RALEIGH N. T.. March .3l.---Cap-
tain II. c. Daniels. OF the ,sutboat,
Elerida, which. with crew OF State
marines, is cruising the tishing Held
of Pan,iico Sound and elsewhere.
where violations Of the State law
arainst certain kinds Of nets 10 being
violated. put into port here today 10
COIL up.
The vessel will return to the scene
OF trouble tomorrow.
The fishermen have been given n
certain time IN which to remove the
nets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
SOLICITOR NORRIS
HAS SHIELD TRACK

tsnccial to The Richmond Yirginian.>
RALEIGH, y. c.. March 3l.--The
Democratic executive COMMITTEES OF
the. Fourth congress ional district. met
here Saturday and fixed June 5th, at
Raleieh. az the time and place or the
convention to nominate a candidate
for Congress-.
Mr.. f.. W. Pou, it now seems. viii
get a seventh consecutive nomina-
tlon without opposition.
Solicitor Norris. who ii was recent
" announced would contest for the
nomination, seems to have SHE'D the
track.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
several small Rohhcries.

r. c. Jones. of 33e3 Floyd ave-
nue., yesterday reported to the police
that he had stolen from him a dark
brown suit. narrow black stripes. and
about Sc3 In currency.
Solomon Mosha. Of $40 North TWEEN
ty-tifth street, reported that some one
broke into the show case In front
Of his place and robbed II OF a num-
no. OF neckties. pocketbooks and col-
lars.
me- tnol hove, n; sni East r~nca
street was broken open and lot Of
oois taken.
cse detectives are busy ron the
"a SEES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
PRINCE OF WALES WILL
LEARN ART OF AVIATION

PARIS, March 5t.--Ths Liberte
saws the Prince of Wales, while In
Paris, will devote his attention 10
.narenanties.i matters, " sis thaugnt
ne viii frieiate hirsseif- mi the prsc
tice of aviation under the tutelage
Of some OF the French experts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01
WARNED TO LOOK OUT
FOR CHECK FLASHER

Major Werner has issued warn
ing to the public to look out for
H. r. Smith. believed to be In this
section flashing checks. His age is
given at thirty years. height, Ave feet.
i've inches tall, and good dresser.
He generally wears q four-in-hand tie.
md handles brand of heap cigars
as side issue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01

Especial 10 The Richmond virgtNlA NJ
GOllCIit4AND CO.. March
Mr. J. H.. Sterrett. VI WAyno11
VA, and Miss r. II. Houst0I
Goochland county, were quietly 4
cousin. Mr.. r.. H. Iawrefce.
day. March eth, at noon. REV. "A
rin Johnson. OF pnwhstan W0ss44
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01

There will be decided chang ~
the caps worn by the Maps the ecI1s
Ing seeson Manager Davis sAyn 1g
never saw such a punk selectie1 0l
headvear In all his experience N
ball player
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01

Howard Tsmnit1 the pitts0sar9
t~tr'.r fs ore Of nc Ave ais~~sreN N 4
Hug arwf',e Ex. He ~ M 4has stsAss eslieas
he ,eYt hehfn6 scienn1v rsousieAA AMMAS,
thew wci,,d ras spend nH the rsoss1v !
in tihe municipal strong box whist ~
was away. Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01

A 81. LOWS critic has already run
the skid under Ten Million. "R&sNa1AS
To tho minors and VIII land theees III
iis verdict And that before the Co3.I
r.rs's Lad the travel cramps Out IN
their legs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01

Critics at Hot Snrinxs agree with
Billy Evans that Henrik son u uotng
e make them hustle tc keep hin out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-01

Primary. J. Freeman and n. Nor
~is tied f.>~ FIRST ~>iace.
rrio-. r"eer~ Ninde. u
Senior Writ Sole
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
CITY NEWS.

Have shoes half-soled and repair
led at Louie's, S2s Main.
Special meeting knights and
Ladies of Security Monday night,
| Sept. 9 at A. o. U. w. hall, Fifth and
Main. Election of officers and other
important business, All members are
requested 10 attend.
Electrical work. Go to Schmidt's.
AT the request of the agent of
the building, Commissioner Gray and
Fire Chief Anderson, inspected the
! Hubinger building at Third and Main
streets yesterday afternoon and re-
ported the fire walls, above the roof
were in very bad condition and would
rave to be repaired Immediately.
Other parts # the building will be put
in first ciass condition and made TO
conform with the city fire laws.
Wanted Boys of is years or
over Good position, good pay and
steady work. Apply at the mill. Pur-
lily oats Co.
The chemical engine from the
Sixth street engine house responded
to still alarm yesterday afternoon
about two O'Clock, at a fire in a pile
Of dried rubbish in the alley between
Tenth and Eleventh streets and Or
leans and Grand Avenuec. When the
chemical reached the scene of the
fire it was seen that they could not
reach it and the Tenth street hose
reel was called The fire was extin-
1 guished without trouble
Best electric work. Schmidt.
B. S. Denny, corresponding secre-
tary for the Iowa Christian Conven-
ton, which holds its annual conven-
ton in Oskaloosa Sept 8 to Ia. IS
sending out the programs for the
meeting. Tuesday of this week Rev.
R w Lilley of this city is to deliver
an address on THE People Of the
Mountains" and Rev. A. E. Cory will
talk missions in behalf of the r. G. M. s.
Several members of tie local congre-
gations are expected to be present at
the meeting which has every promise
Of being one of the best in the history
of the Disciples.
Burlington Gazette: Arthur Hager
Ia, the Green Bay farmer who Is in a
lawsuit with the Water Power Com
pany because he will not take for his
land what was rendered him. claims
that he has 100 acres of corn which
will yield an average Of 80 bushels
per acre. This at SOC per bnshe
makes his crop worth $40 per acre
which is only So per acre less thar
the appraisers said was the value o
his land.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
M EN- WANTED.

Men wanted to work in sawmill and
lumber yard. VICES 81 per day and
up. Pay every Saturday.
TABER LUMBER COMPANY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
CITY, NEWS.

Stop at Karle's with your shoes
when they need repairs. s14 Main.
"A small girl baby strayed from
home yesterday and was found crying
at Ninth and Johnson streets. The
child was restored to its mother by
the police.
Miss Hughes, 205 Morgan street
will take a limited number of piano
pupils in advanced work, after Sep
TENDER Is.
&c. 0. Muhlfeld. construction man
ager for the Stone & Webster Engi-
neering corporation, with headqnar
tiers in Boston, will arrive in the city
this morning on his regular inspection
Trip. He will leave for Boston, some
time Monday.
Big stock of harness to select
ffom at Sherwood's.
A fellow named Gibson, in the
second hand business, called at the
police station yesterday and said he
was going to get out warrant for a
negro with whom he had an alterca
ton Friday. The negro struck him
across the hand with a club and In,
flicted a painful injury.
Miss Lenore Dickey has resumed
her piano class at her studio, 627
Timea
The condition of Edward Woods
slugged at Eighth and Johnson
streets last Tuesday evening, is sat.
isfactory to the attending physicians
Edward Frakes and Willard Sharp
arrested for the smuggling, will have a
preliminary hearing in the superior
court tomorrow on charge of as
sauit with intent to commit murder.
Desk blotters for your office for
the asking. John Tumelty.
The new substation at sIinth ard
Palean streets is almost completed
the workmen now beins employed in
putting the finishing touches on the
building. The instal.azion Of ma
Ichinery will begin within the next
two weeks and the entire plant be
ready for occupancy by the time cold
weather arrives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08

R. H. Hnebner Of Burlington is in
the city.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-05
Black Hawk.

DR.. and Mrs. J. Senty of Brentwood
Wis.,, visited at the Henry Gassnel
Mold and Scheller no nes last week.
Miss Meta Adam was pleasantly
surprised Monday evening by mum.
Der of neighbors and friends to help
her celebrate her birth day. Games
were played and dainty refreshments
were served and all had good time.
Rev. Huebner of Milwaukee is
preaching for the revival meeting s
this week at Black Hawk.
Mrs. Fred Schubring returned Sun
day from the hospital at Madison TO
spend some time at home. She will
go to the hospita' again for another
operation on her arm.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-05
SuInpter.

The home circle club met with Mr.!
John Melsser Tuesday. TIE following
Officers were elected for the year
President, Grace Promo; Vice presi
dent, Persis Payne; secretary, Alice
Waterbury; Treasuser, Clara Weather
bury. The next meeting will be hello
Wednesday evening, January 8 st
the home of VIM. Payne, Nellie Stone
and Martha Meisser having charge OF
the program.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roy Mather and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas, Miller are attending
the Fat Stock show and visiting Iela-
tlves in Chicago.
The second number of the lecture
course was held Dec. 2 and WIS
decided a success.
A farmers club will be organized
at the town hall Tuesday evening.
Judson Waterbury is on the sick
list
The families of jacob Senter OF
Brentwood and L. s. Shell of Eau
Claile visited relatives here this week