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There are no trumps and Is i'm the
lead Y and want all seven tricks
against any defence.
The distribution OF the cards Is as fol-
lows:
Y has the ten. six Of hearts: eight OF
clubs: seven. 1--WE OF diamonds; ace and
deuce Of spades.
A has the eight, four OF hearts eight.
deuce Of diamonds; queen. nine, seven OF
spades: no clubs.
Il has the nine Of hearts. nine, four.
three OF diamonds; king, four. three of
spades: no clubs.
z has the seven. deuce OF hearts: trey
and deuce OF clubs: jac, ten. six Of dia-
monds no spades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04

While this Is simple enough when found,
IL Is certainly a gem in its way, but there
is no necessity for black to give white the
opportunity to bring OF the coup and the
principal variations arise at blacks second
move He Is a man ahead and is not com
PEELED to save the man on ~ at the ex-
pense OF the game.
Black can start a series OF compi'ca-
tons by moving As. or 6-9, 6-l0.
10. or even 27--23 or 27-24 at this
point. and SO leading to still further
variations. THE Sun cannot devote the
space to printing them all, but those who
send a stamped and directed envelope to
the problem department will be furnished
with a printed copy Of the entire ninety
variations open to black. demonstrating
that white wins in spite OF any or all Of
them.
One Of the beauties Of the problem Ii
that there Is no variation In the opening
move that will solve. One OF the most
inviting moves, 2t-1s, gives black a
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CHECKER BINDINGS.
The statement that the Christmas prob
lem, No. ?57. by II. u. Lyman. re-
quired some ninety variations to sustain
II terms seems to have had curious
psychological effect upon many solvers.
who evidently started out with the idea
that something very difficult was before
them. although THE Sun expressly classi-
fed II as an exercise for the beginner.
Here IL the distribution: Black men on
and Z: kings on and IS. White kings
on 20. "a. 81 and 81. White to play and
win. The moves that solve are very
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04

The annual meeting OF the Manhattan
Chess Club. at which officers for the en-
suing year will be elected. will be held
next Thursday evening.
Tomorrow evening another meeting
Of the Metropolitan Chess League will
take place In the library OF the Manhat-
tan Chess Club. Tho leagues champion
ship tournament Is scheduled to start on
January 10,
PROBLEM NO. 4cS. By B. p PALETzKY,
Black-l0 Pieces
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
SuInptGr

Mrs. Herman Zantow Is enjoying a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Henke. OF
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Nettje Golden and children OF
Adams are here visiting her father,
George Tiffany, and sisters, Mrs. AL
belt Meyers and Mrs. l.. 0. Kindschi,
and other relatives.
l.. o. Kindschi has purchased new
touring car.
Henry Zantow of Madison and sistC I
Miss Josephine, of Rockford, ILL.,, are
Christmas guests at the w. Zantow
home.
Mis-. Reussler and son, Paul, Of
Sank City were guests at the u. and
f. w. Zantow homes recently.
r J. Hoover and family spent Sun
day in Baraboo.
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White Mound

Miss Marian Prouty of Spring Green
is home to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
PrOuty.
Miss n. ii. Walker OF Delton visit
ed at toe homes OF William Weston
haver and Willard Tibolts.
Mrs. Michael Farber of Reedsburg
was guest at Henry ConnoIy's Fnday
and Saturday.
Tonic Davey and sister, Miss Kath-
Eyn, of New Butler came Wednesday
ito spend tbs holidays with their
another, Mrs. Anna Davy.
Hoyt Davy Of Mank sto anne Chris
mas eve TO spend week with friends
and other relatives.
Fred NIeman of Chicago is home.
j. l.. Connor bnd SONS, Carl and
Mark motor to Madison sunday.
Ertie Neiman attended midnight
Mass at Loretto Christmas.
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PRAIRIE III SAC

Rev Clarence EE Mccartney of
PlatterviIle, N j, is a guest of Mrs
Jennie Keysar. Mrs Peter Book
entertained several young ladies Mon
day afternoon. Mrs f D Brown
and children of Madison visited the
A. M. Bickfo1d family over Sunday
49,. Fl w Young of Chicago spent
Christmas at the parental home. $500.
E D Ochsner returned Wednesday
from business trip in northern Wis
consin 49,. Miss Edna Bigeow is
spending few days at her h3me in
Brooklyn. TIE remainder of the
goods left from the Ragatz and Gasser
fire sale was sold at auction s Saturday
and Monday. Harry Cook and
wife and Mrs williams of Mil waukee
ate guests of the q e Cook family
......... Roscoe Walter and wife spent
Christmas at Sun Prairie. .... John
Murray returned Wednesday from
Coon Creek where he was employed
in the construction of a
dam. 8orl 10 C4A----e HSw-
i'll and wife a s-n Dec 81 80. John
z nenbach let Tuesday for Eau
.U.Alre wher, ho vii spend The winter
........O A McFaHa"d end wife Of
Johnson, VI. spent christmas with
their mothtr, Ars Lottie Mcfarland
MRS Frank Kendall and little
daughter of Chicago have been visit
ing the A o Kendall family.
Mise Susie and Kate Heron of Mil
waukee are spending the holidays
here Miss Ida Stevens, student
Mt Carroll college, Wauketna, is at
home for her vacation.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01

and Mrs. Nellie Madison of Barehoo
spent Christmas week at the Joe
Lewis home. -. Wayne Newell of
Baraboo visited Friday snd Saturday
with relatives on River street
Fremont Newell spent Christmas
week with his sisters, Emma and
Cenia Newell -. Mrs. julius Stom-
ner and son, Edward, of Butler spent
Christmss with her daughter, Mrs.
Gust Lewis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01

Bernice and Ray Perry are guests of
Mr. and Mrs Meyer aud family
Lester Browprigg of Iowa is q guest
of Mr. and Mrs w Browning
Archie Barrow spent last week with
friends in. Milwaukee
Miss Osborne of Bsraboo was re-
cent guest of Miss Laura Cooper
Friends of Mrs Edward Gait
winkel are pleased to hear of the
successful operation at ST. Mary's
hospital in Madison last Tuesday She
has been ill for sometime and speedy
recovery Is hoped for DR. and MIS-
w O'Keefe accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs e Gattwinkel to the hospital last
Saturday and were with her during
the operation. Mr. and Mrs I 5
Wells and daughter Grayce, and son,
Lyle, spent Xmas with his parents in
Lodi. Mr. and Mrs Fl l. Peck and
daughter, Jean, spent Xmas ia Bara-
boo. i. Mrs Julius Helm went to Por-
tage and Pardeeville Wednesday.
She was accompanied as far as Portage
by her daughter, Myrtle. and Miss
Myrtle Pfiel Fred IWoIfe took them
in his auto. Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Promo and family and Sam Pfemo
and daughter, Wealthy, Of Brooks,
Minnesota, are guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs L Prem }, and other rela-
tlves Aere G e Promo and brother,
Sam Premo, spent Sunday in
Nashotah guests of the formers daugh-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs L E Utter
-. Mr. aad MIS- w Rogers Of Ma iison
spent Xm IS wish her parents, Mr. and
Mrs J Norris . . Mrs n Barness and
children of Lodi spent sunday with
Mr. and Mrs n Swanson. Little
Doris Gattwinkel was guest of Miss
Mas Horkan in Reedsburg Lass weeA
John Wolf passed his 91st birth
day at the home of his son, JulIu~
Dec %. Mr. and Mrs WArner and
children spent Xmas with ner parents,
Mr. and Mrs S 3 Peck, Ia Okee..
Mrs Brown of Lodi spent Xmas with
her parenes, Mr. and Mrs A BlackmAn
-. Earl Wood of Marc uette college
spent Xmas with his parents, r ID
Wood and wife. O Gait winkel and
wife of Baraboo spent Xmas with
their daughter, George Lee and family
e Warne and family CT BaraboO
were recent guests of IS Warne and
wife. :. Toe M w A and z n of A
will hold joint installation in Towers
hall Saturday evening, Jan 3, after
which an oyster supper will be served
to all Wocdmen and NeighbOrs and
their families
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
La Vale

Mrs Frank Barney csae from Walt
Hill, Nebraska, lest week, returning
Sunday with her sister, Miss Eda Mil
Ter, who made the trip for her health
Miss Elsie Thornton went to Bsra-
boo Sunday to visis friends
Mrs 81 E Paddock and Mrs 81 A
Butterfield we've guests of friends at
El1oy Tuesday
Barnett of Wilton is visiting his
brothers and sisters here
Mr. and Mrs Dineen oil Stevens
Point spent Christmas In town
Mrs Pearl Gale of Chicago was here
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
Mr. and Mrs Fix of Chicago were
guests at the II E Paddock home last
Saturday
The sterk has paid a visit to the
home of Mr. and Mrs G F Elder of New
Plymouth, Idaho, and left them an s
pound boy Dec q All of Charles
friends know he has grown several
liz ches since then
Mr. and Mrs Dehn of Green Bay hsve
been visiting their son and daughter
here
Mr. Brown of Maple Hill spent
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
AbI0man.

Mrs. AdoIph Fry enttTtained a num-
Der of her friends Saturday. ........ Miss
Grace K Finder went to Ironton Sat-
urdsy to spend a few days with
friends 49,. Miss Ann 81 Smythe was
a Reedsburg caller Friday. Prof
and Mrs FL Ballington and two
children of New London are spending
their Xmas vacation with Mrs. A. J.
Richardson and daughter, Rosetta
:. Ernest Mueller made business
trip to Reedsburg Friday. Mrs
Nellie PURGE of Rochester and Miss
Lucille PURGE of Madison spent Xmas
vacation at the r M Pierce home. -.
Freida Luedtke arrived from Chicago
to spend few months with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Luedtke. 80.
VIM Fl Frank of Beloit spent a few
hours here Monday with her parents,
Nr and Mrs Frank Frank
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DeltOn

Mrs. Elsie Huntington and daugh-
ter, Eoid, of Blue Island. ILL.,, after
spending a week at the hOne of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Hubert,
has returned home.
The auction at Jewett Coles last
Monday was largely attended and
everythinh sold brought good price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will of LaValle spent
Monday and Tuesday at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L, Hull
bert.
[. n, LasiDoer and Mrs. Kate Marsh
were married at her home by Rev,
Moon last Saturday eve ming. The
bows furnished free music.
The funeral of Ira WILDER. who died
of paralysis Tuesday, was held at tns
the Ihouse Thursday morning. Rev,
Link of Mansion officiated, the re.
rem aims were inferred In the Big Spring
cemetery.
The Christmas tree at the M. .gE
church Dec. Oath, was largely attend
ed. A fine program was we'll rem
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
East LimGridgG

Mrs. Mouiser, MRS. Leigh Pallet and
baby, Mrs. Harris and two sons, all
from Richland Center, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Borlacd all spent Xmas
with MI. and Mrs. Sam Borland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L.. Smith enter
tanned the following for Christmas
dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hahn
stock, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Phillip and
four children, Mr.. and Mrs. Hero. IL
Smith and three children, Mr.. ana
Mrs. VIM. Rotzoll and son, Ben, and
Mr.. and MIS-. Albert Rotzoll.
Frank Warren and sister spent Sun
day at Bert Tenents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hunt are visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Rotzoll and
son, Ben, Henry Hainstcck, Emmett
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Herb. l.. Smith
and Guy Hsinstock spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ret
zoll.
Carl Hainstock spent Sunday with
Noah Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blame Barnett and son
of Belols are spending the holidays at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Pickle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Templjn and
family from Lodi, who have been here
visiting relatives, returned home Mon
day.
Quite a few attended the house
warming and the Goth wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pickle
Saturday evening.
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DenzGr

Mr.. and Mrs. William Zlck re-
turned home from South Dakota
where they went to attend the fu
neral of relative recently.
Nick M asset of Indiana is visiting
at Clarence Denzer's.
Miss Clara Denzsr left for Madison
Saturday where she will be en-
ployed.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Radke of Water
town, South Dakota, visited at VIM.
Zick's last week.
Miss Lulu J scoby left for Madison,
Saturday where she will visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Schmidt of
Prairie du Sac and daughter, Myrtle
and Mr.. and Mrs. FELIX Ferber were
entertained to dinner at the Louis
Bergen home Sunday.
Rev. YoungbIood of Sank City con-
Quoted services here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Klotz, ST., aud
Alvirs and Mr.. and Mrs. John JacOby
were entertained at the George Klotz
Jr., home for Christmas dinner.
John Wawrock had new electric
light plant put in his house. and barn
recently. g. B. Hayden of Sun
Prairie put In the plant.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01

Christmas with his daughter, Mrs E
o Rehhein
The skating is fine and many are
taking advantage of it, both old and
young Percy Paddock accidentally
got a fierce blow with "shinpy club"
and in consequence has had an eye of
many colors
Born to Mr. and Mrs Ralph Grover,
Dec 20, son
III Anderson and r Anderson
have been entertaining their father
from Sparta
Mr. and Mrs George Giblin and
daughter and Mr and Mrs III Glene
and sops ate Christmas dinner at
Reedsburg
A large crowd attended the Christ
mas exercises given by the La Vale
Bible school and viewed the tree with
its many pretty decorations and light
ed by red, white and blue electric
lights
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
LOganVi|IG

Those that attended the dance at
Movers hall report good tine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Emery and
family ate Christmas dinner with MIR.
and Mrs. William Tibblts and family.
Lester Ware returned home Sunday
after visiting friends at Desplaines,
ILL.,, for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Luhe1son spent
Christmas With their son, Herman,
a1d family aG Celoit, returning Mon-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoven came
Monday for visit with their parents,
M. and Mrs. J. A. Lubersen.
Mrs. Coupjin and daughter Of Iron
ton were visiting at VIM. Groshsnns
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ware and
family and Ewald Hammermaste ate
Christmas dinner Sunday at George
Sparks at Reedsburg plates were laid
for 20
Mr. and Mrs. A. Leicher and sons
went to C3zenovia Sunday to spend
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kretlow went to
M adison Tuesday and spent Christ
mas with their sons, Emmett and
Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riggert and Mrs.
George Hssz ate Christmas dinner ct
William Rlggerts at Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd IVES tenhaver
family to Christmas dinner.
The schalkhauser boys came from
Clinton, Iowa, to spend the holidays
at home.
Paul Schilling arrive d from Willow
Creek, North Dakota, to spend the
holidays with his parents.
MT. and Mrs. George Hcverman
spent Christmas day with Mrs. Lottie
Dorow and family at Excelsior.
We have had several lively runa-
ways near our village lately, Mr.. viii
Swartz was badly injured and taken
to the hospital at Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Kohlmeyer
spent Christmas day with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Repka.
Esther Henning held the sickly
number and drew the fur set at the
post office.
There will be dance at Wessedts
hall Thursday evening, January 1st.
Rhodes O rchestra of Lodi will furnish
the music.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
Excelsior.

Mr. and Mrs William Liessmann
have as holiday guests their son, Will
and wife and little son.. Enoch
ShuItis entertained largely Christmas
day. :. Ned O'Connor and family,
Mrs Martha Morley and Howard
Morley spent Christmas day with
Lloyd O'Conner and wife,. Among
other Christmas guests at the Dorow
home were George HOvermann and
wife. .... Mr. and Mrs Will Rosenshal,
Of Reedsburg and Marvel Hainstock
OF f4illsboro were entertained at the
Will Kn 1wles home Xmas >. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Gee of the Capitol City
visited Christmas week. 800. EnOch
Shultls and family are spending New
Years week with friends near Wauke-
sha. Mrs Walter Gemmil has been
spending some time in Reedsburg help
ing care for her father, Mr. Reed, who
is very i'll Ned O'Connor recent
ly purchased Ford automobile. go.
Teams are busy hauling gravel for the
completion of the madamized road
near the chapel. -. Walter and
Marion Prouty of White Mound were
week end visitors at the Dorow home
80. Louis Hoefs is visiting friends in
Rsedsburg m hi
Vicinity will compete with their fine
chickens at the Chi cken show in Reeds
burg next week. The Choral held
their monthly meeting at the Cling
man home this week Tuesday evan
ing.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
Carr Valley

The school children are eujoying a
two weeks vacation 80. Malissa An
drews, who Is attending school in
Reedsburg, came home to spend the
holidays with her parents. The
Misses Marie and Sarah Gssser os
Blue River came Friday to spend
their vacation with their sisters and
brothers here and at Cazenovia. $500
Mr.. and Mrs. Jabse Marshall and
children ate Christmas dinner with
his mother, Mrs. J. Marshall, In
Upper Carr Valley. -. Archie
Thomas was caller st the home of
David Andrews last Wednesday eve.
...... A number from here attended
church at Ironton last Wednesday
night. The young folks of this
vicinity have been enjoying the skat-
ing season. 80. Mr.. Lawrence and
wife of lronton took their Christmas
dinner at the nome of David Andrews.
$3.50. Little Gaylord Marshall has
been seriously i'll but is now on the
road to recovery. S am Andrews of
Baraboe Is spending his vacation at
the home eff Melissa Andrews.
Arthur Gssser of Lower Carr Valley
intends to go to Blue River the latter
part of the week.. 49,. Tony Rego of
Cszenovis spent Sunday evening at
the home of John Doyle.
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Bethel

Mrs. Lizzie Ayres aud son, John,
went to Baraboo Wednesday to visit
relatives. They returned hcme Friday.
Earl Moon of Rtchlsni Center spent
Christmas with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Mortimer snd
Elmer Gaedtke of Walton spent Thurs
day at Will Stoves.
Bert Mortimer and family spent
Christmas at the Mosing home.
The Pearson family had their Xmas
dinner at the home of George Stowe.
Miss Winnie Noon lie spending her
Christmas vacation at home.
DR.. anu Mrs. Booher and son, John,
of Richland Center came to spend the
Christmas dinner at George Sto 1e's.
Tley returned Friday.
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MERRINACK

Mr. and Mrs Weise and family of
LoganvilIe are guests of Mr. and Mrs
John Meyers also Mr. and Mrs John
Vanderhoof OF Ableman. Mrs. Weise
was formerly Miss Cecil Noyes and a
sister of Mrs Meyers
Mr. and Mrs Roger Sherman and
son of Mcmillan were guests of b r
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs. l. g
H8lbman
Mr. and Mrs Warner and children
have moved int the Wendt residence
on River street from Dane Mrs
Warner was formerly Miss Birdie
Peck
Mrs Julius Wolfe and sons, Fred
and Paul, and daughter, Estells, and
Mrs George Koerth were in Baraboo
recently
Miss Winnifred Preacher returned
to her home In Ashland Monday
Miss Laura Cooper is home from
Stevens Point normal for the holidays
Miss Selma Gross from teaching at
Edgar Wis, and Miss Grayce Brown.
rigg from teaching at North Free
dom
81 Coates of Baraboo spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs J A
Coates
Born to Mr. and Mrs Myron Parks a
son, Saturday, Dec 20
Mrs Mary Morey'h has returned from
Baraboo
Miss Jennie Searle, teacher in the
Primary Dept, is spending her va
cation at her home In Delton and
Prof Thompson to his home In Reeds
burg and Miss Mae Horkan will re-
main here for a few days Ibefore going
to her home In Reedsburg
Walter Steuber of madison Is O
guest of father, r G Steuber
Mrs IA Gale and SOD, John, of
Morrison, Illinois, were recent guests
of her sister. Mr.. and Mrs George
Loes, and brother, L Q Smitn Her
husband is in sSt Lukes hospital at
Chicago recovering from an recent
operation
Mr. and Mrs w O'Keefe and daugh-
ter, Charity, Mrs. Ames and grandson
and Misses Ruth and Alice Pigg spent
Xmas with Mrs Sarah Pigg in Bara-
boo
Mrs Johanna Heimlick is moving
into the residence vacated by Julius
Wolfe and family
Waldo Gross returned from Dakota
last week to spend the holidays with
hisIparents, Mr. and Mrs 6 A Gross He
is assistant cashier in bank Irving
Gross of the Madison u w is also 8
guest at the parental home Mr. and
Mrs 81 B Gross spent Xmas in Madi
son with her aunt
Hugo WarhaEek returned from
Canada and points in states while en-
gagged by Land Co Saturday
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
Pine Hollow Valley

Mr. and Mrs sCharles Steve enter
tanned the following for dinner: Nh
and Mrs Carl Jantz, Mr. and Mrs
Stackmsn and family, Mr. and Mrs
Adam Welk and SOD, Mr. and Mrs
Paul Miller, Misses Tens Radseck and
Helen Steve, Mr. and Mrs Carl Der
man, Mr. and Mrs Frank Welk and
son, Mrs Henry Steve, Herman and
Paul Steve. ........ Born to Mr. and Mrs
Miller of Mineral Point, four
pound daughter, Mrs. Miller will be
as Ida Steve.
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Mortimer Valley

Jay Lestherberry, wife and sister,
Miss Ethel, and Frank Snyder went
TO Necedsh to spend Christmas with
the formers parents, returning Sun
day. Blaine Snyder started to Won
'ewoc to meet them when one of the
horses was taken sick and veterin-
airy was called to attend 1t.
Dolph Mortimer and family spent
Xmas at the home of Will Stowe.
Ezra Shore had the misfortune to
cut his foot quite badly while chop
ping wood.
Nate Mortimer and family spent
Christmas at the home OF James Nor
timer.
Bert Mortimer and family spent
Christmas at the Messing home of Will
'Gibeaut.
Sim Mortimer and family and Noah
Mortimer spenH Christmas at the
home of Ed Mortimer.
Lawrence Snyder has been spending
q few days at the home of his SOD,
Blaine.
Miss Mile Shore is employed at the
home of Dave Bradley helping 20 care
for the little son that arrived she 22nd.
Miss Jennie and Dorothy Shore took
dinner with Mamie and Carol Mortl.
mer Sunday.
Glen Mortimer had wood sawyers
Saturday.
Miss Bertha Messing is spending 6
few days with her sister, Mrs. Bert
Mortimer.
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Prairie du Sac

Mrs Cynthia Cummings, aged near
ly 90, died at her home here
Miss Lillian Keysar, who teaches in
Prairie du Chen is at home for the
holidays
l. A Cooper, instructor in English
in the Ohio State university, is at
home for his vacation
miss Jessie Quimby is visiting her
sister, Mrs IcksEsds, near Madison
Herbert Thurston of Belois ia a guest
the l. Drew family
Miss Louise Bailey, teacher at North
Freedom Is home for two weeks
Byron Bickford and Misses Laura
Meyer and Jane Witwen, students of
The y w, are at home for the holidays
Ed Fitzgerald of Madison spent
Christmas here
Misses Rose and Emma Baumgarth
of Madison are visiting their mother
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dered by the Sabbath school.

dered by the Sabbath school.
Miss E nina Olson left this morning
for Beloit where she will be the guest
of friends for few days.
Mrs Blanch Gastow entertained the
Aud Lang Syne at her home Sstur.
day afternoon in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Elsie Huntington, of Blue
Island.
Mrs. George Holweck and daughter
OF Kiibourn at Christmas dinner with
her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Fullmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Flickner and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Flickner ate Christ
mas :dinner with their sister, Mrs.
Ed Camp, of Excelsior.
Miss Laurine Kelley of Reedsburg
is visiting Emma LaFountain for a
few days.
Clarence Christie and family of Ex-
celslor and Marsh Harrison and family
of Reedsburg ate Christmas dinner at
the home of Fl. L. Sarrlngton.
Mrs. Hilga Freer and two daugh-
ters ate Christmas dinner at the home
of Emmet Brown in KIlbourn.
Mrs. Cora Jones of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Belle Patterson OF Kjlbourn we re
callers here by the death of their f.
Their, Ira WILDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marcele enter
tanned friends from Baraboo on Chris
mas.