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ger are visiting relatives at Beloit.

ger are visiting relatives at Beloit.
Will Lintlof spent last week with
his father who is i'll at Charles City,
MINI.
Mr.. Brectolt went to Ontario Satur-
day to hold Quarterly meeting.
Mrs. Linns Rowe and two children
and Will Rowe returned Monday to
their home at Sarona.
Harvey Bohn and Dick Wilman
went to Beloit last week where they
are employed.
Mrs. Albert Werth and son, Rupert,
spent few days last week at Cahoon's
at Reedsburg.
Mrs. Frank Bible of Chippewa Falls
and Mrs. George Davies of North
Freedom spent couple of days last
week with their brother, Walter
Bible.
Lucy Weiglibur is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Feiglit and Orrie kirkpatrick
spent Sunday at Reedsburg.
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BarabOO Bluffs

Miss Emma Latotzka has been
spending the past two weeks With
relatives and friends in North Freedom.
Warren Bellows, who has been
working atSpring Green for some time
came home for few days last week.
Fred Marquardt, left last Wednesday
for North Dakota.
Miss Pietz of Milwaukee is visiting
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. John
Marquardt.
Albert Jantz and family of Websters
Priarie were recent visitors at the
home of Mrs. ]. LaGotzka.
The young people enjoyed a dance
at the home of VIM. Alvin last
Saturday evening.
Cecilia Zantow came down with
the measles last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Alstine, who live
near the Witches Gulch are visiting
thier daughter Mrs. G. Schroeder.
Miss Lois Lee was a guest at the
home of VIM. Alvin over Sunday.
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DurWards Glen

The water-hold back of the Pine
Cone fountain at the Glen has had a
thorough cleaning.
William Graves, ST., is home from
MT. Clemens, his dyspepsia and rheu-
matism greatly benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DeKoeyer's
wooden wedding anniversary was last
Saturday, April 18th, also William
Graves 21st birthday and Esther
Mueller's 10th.
Mrs. Annie s. Marshall had the
misfortune to step on a rusty nail
causing sore foot.
A letter fir ON Seattle Washington in
forms us of the very serious illness of
George Dudley, a brother of j. IL. Two
physicians pronounce his heart very
weak, he has leakage or the heart and
a groweth. His wife is the youngest
sister of Victor Barstow, Greenfield.
Many were the Sunday visitors at
the Glen.
A robin constantly chipping drew
our attention 10 the hill side, and while
trying to find the cause, a second robin
flew to certain spot, and flew and
darted rapidlyIup and down over some
thing finally one robin flew away,
then the one injunction followed and
up slowly spreadingits wings off flew
hawk.
An inspector of milk and cheese
went the rounds here last Friday, he
also visited the glen.
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Sank City.

Andrew Sphrecher of Milwauke e
spent few days in the city.
Mrs. Aug. Marquardt entertained a
party of lady friends at cards Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Traub and son,
Carl, of Milwaukee were guests from
Monday until Friday at the home gof
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schlungbsum.
Henry Naffz return ed Wednesday
from q four weeks stay with friends
in ST. Louis.
Miss Lynda Aomberger of the Mad
ison University spent Friday and Sat
urday in the city. sl
Mrs. Louis Buehler underwent an
operation at the general hospital at
Madison. 1t is reported that she is
very low.
An auto truck has been purchased
by the Riverside Bottling Works.
Mrs. P. Laufenberg and children
are visiting with relatives at Mt.
Horeb.
Mrs. Adrain Becker accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Ell. Doerr to Bara-
boo for visit
Mrs. John Weller and daughter,
Ramona, spent several days at Madi-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Maegerlein are
entertaining Miss Elizabeth Haley OF
Plain.
Otto Hahn spent few days of last
week at Milwaukee and West Allis.
Henry Ferber of West Allis came
Saturday evening for few weeks
stay with his son, Felix, at Honey
Greek.
The E. A. Ruage family spent Sun
day in the city.
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SunptGr

The remains of Thomas Jensen, an
old resident of Sumpter, were brought
here Thursday and inferred in the
Otter Greek cemetery. His mother,
sister and brother are also buried
there, mis- father having returned to
Denmark and died there. -. .Sher-
man Squires of Reedsburg is painting
at S. Premo's. -. Rev. Turner OF
Madison occupied the pulpit OF the M.
e. church Sunday. He will also
preach here next Sunday 800. Mrs.
Ellis Hart, nee Pruda Shell, of Saro-
ma visited her sister, Mrs. j. W..
Waterbury,. -. Toe stone crusher
is starting up and will 10 acadamize
the road between here and Prairie du
Sac.
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Chenille

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berkeley and
son, Bernard, of Lyons spent Sunday
afternoon at Z. T.. Pearson's.
Misses Della Cooper and Augusta
Johnston of Bsraboo and Ernest
j Johnston and Arthur Lehman of
Greenfield visited at AL Hunts recent
ly.
Frank and Wallace Bass of Reeds
burg, former residents of Glen.
vile, visited Sunday with friends and
relatives.
Miss Minnie Macarthur is substitute
ing this week for Miss Andrews of the
Primary department..
Mrs. William Schulz and son are
here to visit her father, Herman
Lucht and other relatives. Rsv.
Shulz is at conference and will join
Mrs. Schulz later and spend q few
days in GlenviIle.
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East Lime RIDGE

In honor OF her brother, Albert
Rotzoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Herb. l.. Smith
entertained the following for dinner
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson War
rem. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Tyler,
Messrs. Floyd Smith, Densey Hale,
Frank BechmItn, Augustean Bedtke,
Denny and Raymond Phillips and
Bonnie RotzoIl, and the Misses Selma
Farber, Dora Bedtke and Elsie
Boucksteiner All reported merry
old time and said we'll come again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. smith spent
Sunday at the home of his brother,
al Smith.
Mrs. Elmer E. Hale, who has been
sick, is on the gain again.
Frank Warren and sister, Mrs.
Robert Sooles, spent Sunday with
their nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rizzley at Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borland, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam BorIand and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Tenent all spent Sunday at
the home Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickerman Sundayed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Phillips.
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Greenfield

The farmers are all busy sowing oats.
Misses Minnie and Rose Coldeo gave
a dance at the Peck home Saturday
night. Fine music was furnished by
Henry Putt, accompanied by Amelia
Reese on the organ. Miss Reese also
entertained the crowd by singing few
songs and playing some of her favor
tie pieces. Lunch was served at mid
night and all returned home in the
morning after having fine time.
Miss Frieda Nicely who is working
for DR.. Farnsworth of Baraboo is home
for a two weeks vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Nicoiy
Misses Minnie and Rose Golden
spent day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oval Peck recently.
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DGnCzGr

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hill is quite i'll :. Mrs. Henry Mettel
returned home Sunday after 8 visit
with relatives in iowa. Miss Nellie
Jacoby is visiting friends at Sank City
:. Miss Sylvia Lehman returned
home Sunday after visiting at the
Henry Mettel home :. Miss Linda
Perry spent from Friday until Sunday
at her home in Merrimack John
Jacoby has fine new buggy Walter
Luck and family were guests at the
Andrew Accola rome Sunday ;. Geo.
Klotz, ST., and daughter, Kathryn,
visited relatives at Black Hawk Sat
urday and Sunday !. "A large crowd
of relatives gathered at the Herman
Unke home Sunday. All came with
well filled baskets ard it was q com.
plete surprise. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Schoephorster
Prairie du Sac, and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Henry Giese and family.
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Walton

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mann moved
here from Sparta last Saturday. They
are occupying the house formerly
owned by Mrs. Chas. Gibbons. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mayo are spend
ing the week at Union Center. Mr..
Mayo is doing some mason work and
Mrs. M. is visiting her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchens re-
turned from Stanley Sunday. They
report nice time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Shore moved into the vacant
house owned by Bert Mortimer and
will work for him this summer.
Mr.. and Ms. George Buell. of Reeds
burg were guests of friends in this vi
cinitv last week. $500 Mrs. Achsa
Good entertained the w. f. Nj. 8.
last Thursday -. L.eota Carpenter
is spending the week end with Hattie
smith and is assisting at the post
office. -, Miss Leona SGeffens had a
spelling contest ana al old fashioned
spell down, at her school last Thurs
day evening. -. Helen Frazier was
first in written and Lucy Mortimer
was first in oral spelling. 49,. Mrs.
Ella Carpenter spent last Friday with
her daughter, Mrs. James Lee near
Bethel. She was accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Rebecca Miller. . Iona
Mortimer spent part of last week with
his sister at Wonewoc.
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Irish Valley.

loot! loot! Alfred MaIIon has a new
Ford automobile.
August Fietz Jr. has gone TO M adj
son for an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman SchmalI of
Maniws, Wis, spent several days at
the VIM. Born home. They are NOV
Ing to Illinois where they expect 10
make cheese the coming year.
Albert Wilhelm is painting Mr.. Nc
Kenna's barn.
Miss Ruby Cone spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Ella
LeOsch.
There will be an entertainment and
q basket social in Irish Valley school
house, May 8.
Mrs. F. L. Nc Lenna is still on the
sick list.
Messrs. Malten, VIM. Yanke,
Herman Gasser and Fred Wartzook
made business trip to Baraboo last
Thursday. They have each bought a
portion of the farm known as the
Serrey place.
Master Raymond Nc Kenna was the
one to be unfortunate this year. While
cleaning the school yard his hat caught
fire and burned up so he had to go
home bareheaded.
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Ebenzer Valley.

The Kirkwood Agricultural society
met with Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL. Harris
The attendance was small owing to
the busy spring season, out those who
were there listened with much inter
est TO Mrs. George Carpenter who ex-
planned all about the proposed new
cooperative laundry at Baraboo and
N. FL. Smith, who taxed on "Fi-
nance" Mrs. Harris furnished music
on the piano. There will be no more
regular meetings until strawberry
time in June. ..... Last week We'd
nesday those helpful Burden Sharels
made five sheets and two skirts,
knotted quilt, hemmed nine towels,
and made five button holes for their
hostess, Mrs. Eta Barron. The usual
tempting refreshments were served by
Mesdames May Harrison, Edith
Harris and Alice Weidenkopf Mrs.
May Smith promised to furnish work
for all on the 30Gh OF April . Mr..
and Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Calista
Bower and Glen Simons of Baraboo
were Sunday guests at the Nike
Hacker home. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Bisch spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. joe Kosmoskey, of Able
man. They also called on Mr.. and
M rs. Gus Scharnke the same day.
Mrs. William Montgomery and Mrs.
Billiard of Greenfield visited the
formers sister, Mrs. N. FL. Smith
Monday.
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South DGItOn.

Miss Dora Hartman spent Friday
night and Saturday with her aunt,
Mrs. Andrew Nelson, of Excelsior.
Mrs. May Cratsenberg, who has
spent the last six months with rela-
Iatives in Iowa returned to her home
here last Tuesday.
Clarence Bayles of Merrimack spent
Sunday here visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mather were
Sunday visitors at Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Snyder's of Baraboo.
John Hayes now drives new horse
Wild WaddelI, who is employed
with the Southern Wisconsin Ry. Co.
in Madison spent Saturday and Sun
day at his parental home.
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LOganylIIG.

WMrs. Blanche Doron spent Sunday
with her friend, Hazel Ware.
Guy Wheeler was caller in our
village Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kretlow is as sisting Mrs. Ware
la her millinery shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Fischer went
to Cazenovia to attend the funeral of
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lee
Fischer.
Mrs. Edd Williams, Mrs. Ratzl a fl
Ella Williams, Esther Ohland, Elsie
Glnth and Mable and Lester Ware
were Reedsburg shoppers Friday.
Rev. Schalkhauser and Herman
Tlmmieke went to Madison to attend
conference on MONDAY.
William Ware and William Fenster
were in Baraboo on Thursday.
William Ratzlaf went to Wonewoe
Saturday evening aud spent Sunday
with his mother.
Belle Trumbull made trip to La
Vale last week.
Measles aud house cleaning seem to
be the order of the day.
Will Fenster, the administrator of
Mrs. Colvin's estate, will hold public
auction at her home Saturday, April
26th, at 2 O'Clock p. M. to dispose Of
her personal property.
John Klipp was taken suddenly ill
and removed to his home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Kruse and fam
| ily made trip in their auto to Reeds
burg Monday.
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Oak Hill.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White OF Reeds
burg called Wednesday at the home of
the formers sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Kinnamon.
Mrs. August zimmerman spent
an afternoon recently tat the Julius
Schultz home.
Mrs. James M artin, who was en-
ployed at the julius Schultz home, re-
turned to her home in LaValle We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Edwards, who was called here
Monday by the illness of her son,
returned to her home in Spring Green
Friday.
John Edwards, who was sick with
the measles, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Dora Schultz visited Tuesday
with Mrs. Springbrumn in Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Decot and
son, Philip, called Thursday afternoon
at the home of the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buss and fam
lily visited last Sunday with Frank
Buss and family near LaValle.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Benin enter
tanned q number of relatives on Sun
day.
Mrs. J. A. Decker and sons, Ray
mond and Jesse, called Wednesday
evening on Mrs. Dora Schultz and
family.
Mrs. Horstman spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. V. j. Decot.
Prone Schultz is attending German
school at Reedsburg.
Ed. and Emma Dargel called Sun
day on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ost neal
Reedsburg.
Henry Van Wormer of LaValle was
employed at August Zimmermann's
few days the past week.
Frank Decot spent Sunday afternoon
at the Charles Ames home.
Mrs. Dora Schultz and daughter
Prone, visited Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. julius Schultz.
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Wednesday

William Koerth of Greenfield is at
the Baraboo hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. A. Getchell went to
Devils Lake today to visit few days
at the Isaac Schultz home. Later
they will go to BeIoit to visit daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Guetchow.
Monday was government payday r
the Winnebago Indians at Portage and
Government Agent Compton had
busy time at the city hall paying of
the red men and their squsws. Agent
Compton dispursed about $1,000 in
Portage Monday to about 20 Indians,
the average allotment being $22.34.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Newton Brett, formerly of Bara-
boo but who is now living with her
son, Edward, in Chicago, fell down a
stairway last week and dislocated cher
arm and received several cuts land
bruises. She was removed to hospi-
tai for care.
It was found the water would not
run from the fountain basin in the
courthouse park and an investigation
was made. When the pipe leading
from the fountain to the sewer was
examined it wasifound that one of the
trees had sent its roots into the pipe
for drink. The first root that en-
tered grew and grew and mores roots
joined the first until the pipe for seve-
raj feet was full to the bursting point.
The round mass was pulled out intact
and as it hangs in the engine room of
the county building it much resem-
bles detached elephants trunk.
William Shakespeare, the greatest
poet that ever lived, was born $40
years ago today. During the past
year the Woman's club of Baraboo
has been studying his dramas and as
fitting observance to the q passing
anniversary of the author, the mem
bers arranged delightful hour at the
parish house last evening, musical
numbers being given by the Terbiicox
orchestra and the reading being given
from Julius Caesar Dy Professor e.
K. Bassett of the university at Madi-
son. The ladies Of the Woman's club
received the members of the other
clubs in the city andlss from the large
attendance one cannot but believe the
club spirit in Baraboo isl unusually
alive and active. The reader was in
troduced by Mrs. ]. E. English, the
president of the organization. Prof
essor Bassett read the major portion of
the play, interpreting here and there
in order to show the depth of the
great tragedy, The scharacters of
Caesar, Brutus and Anthony have
counterparts in the political arena
today, men of the present possessing
lust such attributes as found in the
old Romans. Mr. 2assett was partic-
ularly clear and entertaining and was
greatly enjoyed by the large number
present. The work of the club in ar
ranging for the celebration lis happily
appreciated by the guests of the
evening.
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Plain

Mrs. John Schoenfelder, of Parks
ton, S. D. visited her brothers, Alo1s
and Joseph Bauer. On returning home
she was accompanie by her mother,
Mrs. Anna Bauer.
Otto Hutter and John Brechtl are
painting Adam Hutter's new barn!
Edward Examiner and crew ere
erecting Otto Granvoge's dwelling
house.
Caspar Volk and John G. Rutland
were in Sank City Tuesday. Each
purchased g new Ford touring car.
Mary Bayer visited her sister, Mrs
Frank Brechtl last week.
Mr.. &. w. Davies, county superln-
tendent visited schools in this vicinity
last week.
Rev. George Pesch assisted Rev.
Fathers Lachnicht and Weishar, at
clerical duties in Keysville and
Loreto, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schreiner spent
Sunday at the home of F. G. Schoen-
mann.
Paul Luther and John Dull attend
ed the assessors convection at Baraboo
this week.
Examinations for diplomas will be
held at the Fern Hill school, Dist. No.
8, town of Franklin Friday and Sat
urday, May Is and II. Edith Luther
will be the conductor.
Clarence Hehenberg Dist NO. 3,
Franklin, received common school
| diploma.
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blood poison.
julius Mold went to Milwaukee and
chicago Monday to buy some stock.
Inc Wilhelm Bros. and crew are
building an addition to the Gorgolas
barn this week.
Fred Sprecher bought Ford of the
Prairie du Sac auto company Mon
day.
Miss Margreth Accoa worked in
julius Nold's store Monday.
Rev. Niensted attended the con-
ference az Lomira, Wis, last week.
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Carr Valley

Mr.. Farr Of Ironton spent Wednes-
day a. the home of G.. Gassers.
A number around here are doing
their seeding.
David Andrews spent Sunday In
IrontOn.
P. Vosen spent one day last week in
Reedsburg.
Frank Gasser of Blue River spent
the later part of last week at the home
of his father.
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Harrisburg and West Troy

Mrs. A. Sprecher is very sick at this
writing.
John Strait and wife visited the
Iatter's mother, Mrs. Egger, at Spring
Green last Sunday.
William FIngerhut and family
spent Sunday visiting relatives at
Sank City.
George Fuchs and family and Ben
Fuchs of Sank City visited at Robert
and Will Fuchs Sunday. Q
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ENTERTAINED At DRESBACH

Mr.. and Mrs. John Carson OF Dres-
bach, Minnesota, entertained sixty
guests at a farewell party in lhonor of
Mrs. Carson's sister, Mrs. Thomas
Borders, and family, formerly of Bara-
boo, Wis, who will leave in few
DAYS to make their home in Billings
Montana. Dancing was the enter
tainment Of the evening, mucic fur
nished by Johnson orchestra. The
house and table were beautifully deco
rated for the occasion and supper of
five courses was served at midnight,
many old friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Borders being present. The out of
town relatives were Mrs. Chalsma,
son and daughter of. Midway, Wis.
Mrs. Henry Carson and two sons,
and Mrs. OImstead, Dakota, Mimi.
"A Guest.
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Lime RIDGE

The [. O. O. F. will celebrate their
anniversary Saturday evening, April
26.
Mr., and Mrs. S. n. Johnson spent
sunday at the home of George Cotrollo
near Lloyd
The L. A. s. will meet with Mrs.
Hattie kirkpatrick Thursday, April
"a.
{. N. Settle and Mrs. Bertha Brent
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-04-24

You feel different the minute you
take it-a gentle, soothing warmth
fills the nerves and blood. It's pleas
ure to take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Purifies the blood, drives out the
germs of Winter. gets you hustling,
bustling, full of life and energy.
Soc. Tea or Tabs. j. B. Donovan &
Co.-Advertisement.
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Bright eyes, clear complexion, vim,
vigor and force, all indicate perfect
health, without it you are handicap
ped in the race of life. Take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea each week
and keep up with the live ones. 35c.
Tea or Tablets. J. B. Donovan & Co.
Advertisement.
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Keep the little ones healthy and
happy. Their tender, sensitive bodies
require gentle, healing, harmless
remedy in the Spring. Hollistor,s
Rocky Maintain Tea is reliable safe
tonic-remedy, thorough but not in
furious. 35c. J. b. Donovan & Co..
Advertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Sansum return
ed to their home in Madison today
after visit with relatives. Mrs. San
sum has been the guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drew, First
street, for about two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ashley entertained

Mr.. aud Mrs. D. Ashley entertained
croud at dancing party Saturday
evening. All report good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bennett and
Eddie Bennett of Barabno Sundayed al
the home OF E Crawford.
Mrs Ben Holt and two sons, Har-
vey and Perry, spent few days last
week at the homo of her parents in
Lime Ridge.
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Skillet Greek Nursery

Don't forget that / have strawberry
plants and other nursery stock for sale.
Everything is of the best quality, is
inspected by the state and foundi free
from disease.
T.. B Irish
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Fairfield

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church of Fairfield will meet with
Mrs. James Anchor for supper Thurs
day, May /.
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Esollo Morley, Baraboo
Michael Fleming, Bear Creek
w. Scott, Dellona
John Sullivan, Delton
Fred Metcalf, Excelsior
FL. S. Porter, Fairfield
Paul Luther, Franklin
John Voeck, Freedom
Herman jain, Greenfield
Christ f. Grass, Honey Creek
Charles Wheeler, IrontOn
M. M. Grover, La Vale
Louis Eschenback, Merrimack
g. H. Kindschi, Prairie du Sac
Henry Gade, Reedsburg
Geo. FL. Peck, Spring Green
A. G. Accola, Sumpter
Henry Guhl. Troy
Henry Kruse, Washington
VIM. Westedt, Westfeld
p. 81. Hart, Winfield
w. G. Gibbons, Woodland
Villages
w. G. Holtz, Alderman
G. J. Swartz, La Vale
Herbert kirkpatrick, Lime Ridge
VIM. Dennis, Merrimack
g. j. Rick, North Freedom
j. @. Diehl, Plain
IL. V. Page, Prairie du Sac
Jacob e. Meyer, SauK City
Anton SchIosser, Spring Green
Cities
Frank Avery, Baraboo
w. A. Wyse, Reedsburg
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Black Hawk

Mrs. John Grass is suffering with