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fContinued from Page li iBg, but allowed 10 go on bal after the house rose. Most of the police stations had one or more pV souerg charged with destroying property. The demonstration in Whitehall was not so large as some or those prey iousiy held, a force of police and drofcsius rain, initiating against any great turn- out
 The widest excitement prevailed, however. for besides protsctins prop erty and arresting women engaged is window smashing or who refused 60 move on when ordered, the police had the greatest difficulty in prote1 1tlng the women from an Unruly crowd nf youths who gathered and rustled every women wearing suffragist coiOrs. There were several cases of women being roughly handled An attempt to duck four Of them in a fountain in Trafalgar square was frustrated hy a police posse which had to ride through the crowd
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CHARGES AoAlNsT TgARNEY

CHICAGO. Hl., Jan. 2S. AT Tear ney member Of the Chicago board ol alderman and widely known in base ball circles as the president of Ehe Three-Eye league, was arraigned iu the municipal court today for trial on charges of alleged violations Of the | o'clock closing law in his saloon ana cafe on the South Side. Officers Of rhl law and order league, who are assist ing ia the prosecution. allege that Tearney had long run his establish ment in open defiance Of the law.
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 when there were 9 regiments all sta toned in the country.
 The propossal to find a method of training troops in lerger tactical units than present conditions afford is nee essary, not only for the soldiers, but for the officers. The best theoretical officer in the army could not go cut and command a brigade and more es- pecialiy a division without some eX- perience. It is believed that better military organization is possible IT congress win make provision for keep ing troops iu larger bodies and the widely scattered posts are abandoned, it has heen demonstrated that such a policy is much more economical. In case of a sudden emergency when the army would be wanted 10 resist in- yasion or to ta6e lhe field in a war like demonstration the proposed meth ods Of consolidation is 8 necessity.
 If the policy of the best military experts can be carried out there will be ia addition to the assembling of tactical units of tine army a reserve of trained men which can be called into service in case Of war and which VIII swell the regiments 10 full war strength Much stress has been laid upon the necessity of a reserve for the regular army for it has been the experience Of all past wars that the greatest difficulty has been eXperi- enced in securing enlistments for the regular organizations in competition with volunteer enhstments in ths states.
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ATHLETE
 TURNS ID BASEBALL
Thorpe Talks of Intention to Stay in Sport = Honesty
 Is Given Praise

CARLISLE. \. r.. Jan. 2S:-James Thorpe. the champion athlete. says that hls fondness and fitness for ath- letics will probably result in making his baseball a profession since parti- cipation in all forms Of amateur ath- letics Is denied him. EEe has not yet signed with any team, although mum erous cers have been made him since last summer. He receives sympathy rather than censure here.
 lie has been popular while at the Indian school and has not dispiaye1 the professional spirit"
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REVIEW WANT ADS PAY
Mistaken Diagnosis ---DOGtOTS
 Guess Wrong Again.

About five years ago wrote io you that had been d terrible sufferer Iron kidney and bladder troubles. and that my physician informed me that my left kidney vas in such condition that there was no hope for nay re eovery. ] was advised to try youI Swamp-Root as a last resort, and af- ter taking four iifty-cent size bottles I passed a gravel stone which weigh. cd ten grams. ! afterwards forward. cd you this gravel stone. Have had no return of any trouble since tha; time and cannot say too much in favor of your wonderful preparation, Swamp-Root, which cures, after phy- sieians fail.
 Very Truly Yours.
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 JAMES M. HALL.
 Notary Public.
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HONOR mckINLErs MEMORY
Carnations Will Be Generally Worr Today In Respect to Mur-
 dered President.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan 2s.- Tomorrow is Mckinley Day" when in Washington and many states. car nations win be worn in honor of the former president The carnation was McKinley's favorite flower, and. since his death, has been worn each year as a tribute to his memory.
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ngvADA NAMES SENATOR.

CARSON CITY, Ney.. Jan 2S.-Key Pittmau was chosen United State' senator today. the vote being takeE separately. Tomorrow the two house. will meet in joint session to ratify the selection.
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sHEpPARD IS SENATOR.

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. 2s.-Repre sentatiFc Aorris Sheppard was today elected Jnited States senator from Texas for the short term ending March 4 next. and for the long term beginning that date For the short term he aill suocesd E N. JOnuHon, who was appointed recently upon the resignation oi senator Bailey.
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HONESTY IS PRAISED
swadish PSpsrs Comment On Stand
 That Has Been Taken

STOCKHOLM. Sweden Jan. zS.- Swedish newspapers in commenting on the dss'rlosuFe thst James Thorpe was a professional athlete when he com t.e3ea n fAe Oiympic games here last simmer. commend the honestly displayed by American is making the fact known. The leading athletic authorities express the opinion thai Thorpe Is entitled to retain the prizes he won in the paEthelon and decathioa as the status of his heing an afnatear was questioned too late.
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DEMOCRATS AIM
 FOR BENEFIT
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democratic viewpoint. and he deter. mined 10 supply it to them through the country press, not only during campaigns. but all the time Ever since Mir Lloyd has been chairman .of the committee, the country demo. cratic newspapers have been furnish ed with a weekly Washington letter .of democratic news. The publication Of these letters have been og the g-eat- est help to the congressional caB- didates. Mr. Lloyd also originated a statistical bureau to gather data tor the newspaper letters as well as the congressional candidates. Mir. Lloyd has devoted much hard work to the cause, and feels that the time ms come, now that the democrats are m the aseendancy, for some good man to step in and take his place
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TURN DOWN SUFFRAGE.
Votes for Women Defeated by Min.
 nesota Legislature.

ST. PAUL. Aiiun, Jan. 2S-The NinHesota state legislature rejected today bill proposing a constitution al amendment giving women the righttto vote There was hissing from women in the gallery but this was discontinued by a threat to clear the galleries.
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Letter to Dr. Kilmer 6 Co. s'Hghamton, N. Y.

Prove whst s~smp-Eoot Win Do for
 You.
 Send to Dr Kilmer & Co. Bing. hamton. N r. for sample bottle ltrvsill cenyiaees anyone You Sgll also receive a booklet sof valuable. in formation. telling all about the kid neys and bladder. When writing be sure and mention The 8ishee Daily Review. Regular hfty-cfnt and one. dollar size bottles for sale at aii drug s.-Adrertisenent. 6J9.
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TIE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO. RAILROAD 60.
 PASSENGER [ SERVICE

G;55 a. n. LE Clifton ar 3.53 D. m. 9:34 Q. m. Lv GGthrie LY SIP ?. m. SIS a. m. I.v Duncan Ly z:26 p m. 55S 9, m Lv Lerdsbarg LY 1:23 ?. m. 10;45 9. m. Ar Hachita Lv f1.59 D. m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound frain No. l. leaving Lordsburg fe-57 a. m., Mountain Time
 South bound train connects g8th Fl Pas & Southwestern east bound train for Fl Paso. leaving Iiachlfa at 1l:50 a. m.. Mountain Time and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee. leaving Hachita al 10:5O a. m., Mountain Time.
 R., K, 1IINSON, Clifton, Ariz. General Passepger Agent
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Cod Is Master.

God is master os the scenes: yIs must not choose wniea part We shall act, 1t concerns us only 10 be care iai that r@ d0 g. SCI. -n xscp Tayior.
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maney Ta,ks.

A mere man says an olacs or sym pa;hy From ;he pocket s worth e ton from the heart
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South DeItOn.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bayles and FAM
lily of Greenfield and Rolla Bayles OF
Merrimack spent Sunday with the
formers cousin, Ener Bayles and
family.
Willie Searle spent the week end al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Fry
on Webster's Prairie.
Milton Holt and children Of North
Freedom recently spent day at his
parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Terry were given q
surprise last Saturday night when
about thirty-five friends gathered at
their home to spend the evening.
Games and music were the amuse-
ments until refreshments were served
and all went to their homes early in
the morning.
Mrs. Otto Powell and children, Miss
Kate Searle and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Fry spent Sunday at the b. P. Searle
home.
Waugh and Alva Ableman of Bara-
boo recently spent day with Elmer
Ashley.
Ene- Bayles and B. w. Holt made
a business trip to Reedsburg Monday.
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WGSHiGId

Mrs. William Stackhouse and Mrs.
John Johnson Of Baraboo attended
the sociable of Mrs. Fred Brooks on
Thursday.
Nelson Wheeler, who has been drill
ing well for Charles Hopper this
winter, has completed his job and
moved his tools to his home in Reeds
burg.
Mrs. Fred Simon spent several days
with Baraboo relatives last week.
Miss jamie Borders has gone to
Devils Lake and is employed at the
Charles Ringing cottage.
Miss Minnie Meyer is visiting at
Merrimack.
John Cruiser of Alderman is paint
ing the cheese factory.
Henry Alexander of Baraboo was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. Edwsrd Klein of Barron Is
visiting relatives here and at Baraboo.
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DGnzGr

Alvin Koenig is very sick.
Miss Clara Denzer, who spent the
past winter in Madison, returned to
her home here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mettel spent
several days of last week in Milwau-
kee.
Miss Alma Krinz is employed at
George Lehmanns.
Fred Klipstein is employed at
Buehler's.
Grandma Boettcher is visiting at
the home of Ed. Zick Jr.
Ulrich Clement made a business
trip to Baraboo last week.
Eddie Post and Bertha Raddat were
married at the home of the brides par
ents April oath in the presence of near
relatives. The bride wore white en-
broIdered dress. His sisters, Mrs
Lizzie lehman and Miss Ida Post oil
Milwaukee were present.
Mrs. Pauline Lehman of Prairie
du Sac visited with her daughter, MRS
Mettel several days.
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Oak Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Deceit and
son, Philip, spent last Sunday even
ing at the Charles Decot home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Luhrsen and
daughter, Martha, drove to loganville
Saturday evening to visit over Sun
day with relatives.
DR.. Powell of Ironton was called on
Saturday to treat sick horse of Frank
Decot and a colt of August NimL1er-
mann.
Delos Kinnamon is on the sick
list.
Alonzo Goodrich called on Delos
Kinnamon Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ned Kingsley and son, Paul,
and daughter, Genevieve, visited Sun
day afternoon with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Decot.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Olson and Mr.
and Mrs. v. J. Decot and daughter,
Lerna, spent Sunday evening with
Mrs. Dora Schultz and family.
Fred Schaefer visited Sunday with
his parents in Reedsburg.
A number of this locality attended
the funeral of Meta Bohle which wa:
held at Reedsburg on Wednesday.
Several families of this neighbor
hood are sick with the measles.
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Sanduskv

/ JAKE Weitzel has purchased new
Overland car and expects to start for
the west the middle of the month.
Miss Blanche Constantine enter.
tanned the ThimbIe club Satur-
day afternoon.
@. l.. Reitman and family are still
entertaining tile measles.
Mrs. 9. L.. Reitman is not getting
along as well as her friends W ish to
see her.
Mrs. Edna Walling is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Fish, in
Winfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glossy and
Arthur Glossy Of Reedsburg spent
Sunday with Mr.. g. A. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Powell of Lime
Rtdgespent Sundayat Chester Powell's
There was a family reunion at axe
WeitZeps Sunday.
: Mrs. Mittie Mark ham7 and family
were Reedsburg shoppers Saturday.
George Griffin spent Sunday at
Elmer Angeles at Woodlawu.
Miss Gertie Madison is up with her
brother, Andrew, now.
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Fairfield.

The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs. Ivan Newell Thursday
May 8, for supper. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
Mrs. E. A. Andrews has returned tC
her home after about year and a half
absence. We are all glad to have he1
among us once more.
Milvin Dame of Tennessee is visit
ing his brother, Charles, of this place
George Ingham and Jesse BaIlingeI
are both having additions put on their
houses.
Foster Harrison, who cut his foot
quiet seriously some time ago, is no "
able to go about without crutches.
Misses Bessie Armstrong and
Blodwym Williams and Dave Will
liams of Caledonia attended Gu urch al
Russell's Corners Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Catfish of Bara.
boo visited at the home of the formers
father Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza HoGge and daughter,
Cora, took dinner at the Webster
home Sunday evening.
Thesbase ball boys were out Saturday
afternoon praeticing for the summer
games.
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DurWards Glen

Misses Amelia Reese and Gusts
Riegler paid their first visit to the
Glen with Alice Griffith Sunday.
Walter Towers and Edwin Graves
went to GAINESVILLE last Friday to be-
gin work on bridge building.
Marie, Frances and Katrina Anken-
brandt walked from their home 60
Glen Cemetery to put into shape the
graves of their father and uncle.
Their mother is very lii.
AS our regular mail carrier was
house cleaning at his home the sub
stitute was out on the route serving
the mail.
Mrs. William Blackjack visited
with relatives at Portage for week of
rest and pleasure.
AS Miss Josephine Petra wanted two
days vacation, Erna Mueller took her
place at the Graves home.
There is a big demand for little pigs
among our neighbors.
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Had Them Bad.

For some days the most forlorn
specimen of humanity In town has
been at the county Jail. He drank
booze until he saw snakes every
where, on the floor, in the cup of
water offered him and in the air. One
night il was necessary to have two
persons care for him. He has about re
gained his normal state of mind and
will soon depart probably to indulge
again until he again becomes county
charge.
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Maple Hill

i Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sanders of
Baraboo and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Herietz of La Rue were guests at the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Hosie Page the latter part of the week
Mr.. Gruber of Prairie du Sac set up
new piano in the Sullivan home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust lKlinesmith
were callers at the Rob. Curry home
Saturday.
VIM. Halsted was up Friday and
pat ia a telephoneJ for Stanley
Miner.
DR.. Thompson was called here last
week to see several ihorses that were
sick.
Mrs Elmar King and Miss Della
Clerks of North Freedom visited at
Ernest Stabnaw's yesterday.
Rube Blackman came home from
Delavan last week.
The social at the schoolhouse Sat-
urday eve was quite we'll attended.
The program was we'll rendered and
$13,15 were realized from the baskets.
Emil Cowalke was in this vicinity
Saturday.
Mrs. RICHARD and daughter, Grace.
were visitors at Don Wymsn's yester-
day.
Emil Rudolphs had the misfortune
to lose one of his colts one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Getchman and
family visited at John Lang's yester-
day.
Miss Sarah Albers returned to Men,
dota Thursday after spending week
at home.
Mrs. Don Wyman and Mrs. J. e.
Walsh and son, Harold, went to Bar
aboo Wednesday to attend the bazaar
at st. Joseph's school house.
Several farmers sold cows for $4,000
and delivered them at North Freedom
today.
Miss Dora Hardig, trained nurse
of Wales, is home to spend the summer
Mrs. q. Reighard and little Ray
mond of Lancaster are keeping house
for her brother, Morris, while Miss
Margaret Hayse is in Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pickar and three
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Walsh
aud son, Harold, attended church in
Honey Creek yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Luedke has gone to
Baraboo TO work.
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BuCkWIGdt VALLEY

Mrs. James Langdon has purchased
a new incubator.
Mrs. Frank Me Nees Of Willmar,
Minnesota, has been visiting relatives
and friends in the Valley this week.
Mrs. Ii, Miller went to Cazenovis
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs
Rebillard.
The party at V. e. Tunnels Satur'
day night was we'll attended and all
reported very good time.
Mel. Grover and family visited al
Albert Doering's Sunday.
Floyd Funnel and ia mily of La
Vale, visited at V. G. Fnnnell's sun
day.
John and Bessie Gabbites visited
over Sunday with their sister, Mrs. G.
f. Wilkinson.
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SurnptGr

Mr.. and Mrs. FL. A. Hill and sons,
Glen and Harland, and Mr.. Schaeffer
of Baraboo and John Astle of Merri.
mack called on the families of J. L..
Hill, s. Promo and f. w. Bass Sun
day.
Sherman Squires has returned to his
home in Reedsburg.
Mrs. Henry Pickar has been quite
ill.
Miss Mary Sansum of Lyons called
on her sister, Harriet, and visited al
Pine Hollow Wednesday evening.
Dayton Payne and Dellmann Bros.
have each purchased an automobile.
l.. e. Stone has also purchased a
Studebacker.
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Honey Creek.

Mr. and Mrs. Palmer of Baraboo
visited at the William Market home
Sunday 49,. Fred Yoerks, who isem-
ployed at the Clarence Denzer home,
had a runaway one day last week and
hurt his leg. ..... Quite few of the
young folks were up on ridge, where
they picked trailing arbutus and
wintergreen berries Sunday 49,. Ed
Market, who is employed at the Wal
ter Lahman home, was at home Sun
day Misses Alma and Emma
Heinz and Lily Bender we're callers at
the August Kleinsmith home Sunday.
Farmers are nearly done with
their oat sowing in this vicinity.
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Wednesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lindorf, Miss
Mildred and Walter lSprecher of Prai-
rie du Sac are in the city attending
the Sank County Sunday school con-
ference, being held at the Baptist
church this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Scoville and
daughter returned to their home in
Fairchild today after visiting about
week at toe home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherm Coone.
Miss Bessie Weston of Elroy, who
has been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Schanke, Lake street,
went to Ableman today where she
will attend the Mouldenhauer-Has sler
wedding this afternoon.
Miss Inez Briggs and Miss Emma
IONA left today for their home in
Fruitvale, Oakland, California, after
visit of some time at the home of Mr..
ANU MIS- VI VI l. taWUS SpAOCVs
They will stop off at Los Angeles ON
their trip homeN ard.
What In time is the matter with your
feet, Jim? Even your dog tries to get
away from you. If you love your dog
Just use little of Barker's Antiseptic
on your feet, and besides maybe make
it possible for your family to stay in
the same room with you. For sale at
your drug store. ADVERTISEMENT
Mrs. s. CobIeigh has received word
from her sister, Mrs. e. j. Faust, of
Mullino, Oregon, that twins, Joseph
Hurbert and Alta Helen, had come
to brighten their home on April 10.
Mrs. Faust will be remembered around
Baraboo as Miss Velna Shaw. She is
also a sister of Mrs. w. FL. Promo and
Mrs. Kris Kramer.
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South Dakota Hen Tale.

have been reading all of the hen
and egg stories in the News but /
think have one that will beat Mrs,
Bassett's incident. L have black
Minorcss which stands at the kitchen
door every morning waiting to be lei
in. When inside she walks around
locking here and there and finally
goes to the kitchen stairway and lays
q pretty white egg. With all the noise
she makes afterward, we are glad to
let her out of the house.
Yours truly,
Mrs. w. f. Peppmuller
Nee Mrs. l.. w. Field. J
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Honey Greek and Sunlpter

Alfred SchelIenberger and a crowd
of girls picked flowers on that ILL
called the hogs back, Sunday.
John Huber, ST., had the painters
to paint his house this week.
Robert Alvin visited with his uncle
and aunt at Baraboo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Rogers spent Sat
urday eve and sunday at the John
Miller home at Denzer.
Mrs. Math KaIrath and son re-
turned TO their home at Madison ar d
Miss Mary Kalrath came to help tax e
care of Mrs. Diehler.
Edmund and Mary Jaedike, Miss
Lidy Grass of Denzer and Mr. and
Mrs. August j. Alvin spent Sunday
at Prairie du Sac. The trip was made
in Mr.. Jaedike's auto.
Miss Nina Baumgartner visited
friends at Sumpter Sunday.
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EbGnezGr Valley.

John Martiny and family from near
Baraboo visited his daughters, Mrs
Guy Weideukopf and Mrs. Horace
Smith, Sunday.
Miss Emma Wichern spent Sunday
visiting friends in the city.
Louie Kopf of Ableman visited Sat
urdsy at M. 3isch's.
Miss anetta Smith has been quite
ill for few days.
M. Bisch and family attended 6
birthday dinner given their twiE
grandchildren, Clara and Clarence
Feltz, at their home in Baraboo Sun
day.
Miss Laura Hill of the city and
friend, A. J. Cake of Oregon, Wis.
called at Valley View Farm Sunday
afternoon.
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Carr Valley

Hubert Bingham finished his new
granary last week.
ChaS. Gasser went TO town Saturday
for the first time since he was hurt.
Melissa Andrews went to Baraboo
last Friday to have her tonsiIs and
adenoids removed.
A few around here have finished
their seeding.
Marie Gasser spent Sunday at the
home of Joseph RolIeIlers.
A number from here attended a
supper at lronton Saturday night for
the M. E. church.
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Sank City

T. Pittmsn of Kentucky and Miss
Lynda Homberger of Madison spent
from Saturday until Monday morn
ing in the city.
Miss Grady of the domestic science
department of the state university
will deliver a lecture on Home Decor
alton at the high school building Tues
day, April 20,
Miss Edith Cunradi of Chicago
came for visit with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lach-
mund.
Miss Erna Gonzlin, who has fin
ished a course at the Capital City
Commercial college, came Saturday
for visit at the August Marquardt
home.
The Sank City canning factory re-
ceived two auto trucks last week
which will be used this summer to
convey the peas from the farms to the
factory.
Henry Muffz spent the fore part of
last week at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Eva Giegerich spent several
DAYS at Madison, While there she
had growth removed from the upper
lid of her left eye.
Twenty-four friends were enter
tanned by Mrs. Richard kouni at her
home Friday evening.
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hOntOR

A Basket Supper will be held In the
NJ. E. church parlers Saturday eve
ming Msy 10th.
The Epworth League Social Satur-
day evening was success.
Mrs. Mason and children of La
Vale visited Saturday at Jas. Mason IS
and Geo. Hunts.
Will Ballentine of Union Center
was Sunday guests at E. Hawkins.
Miss Miller of Reedsburg spent the
mast week at d. Hudson's.
Anna Burgess entertained Sstur.
day for her son, Master Willie, the
occasion being his seventh birthday.
Miss Vera Davidson who is employed
at La Vale spent Sunday with be-
parents.