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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
SOCIET US DOLNGS
Women's Organizations

The Hebrew Benevolent society ana
Ihe Jewish Aid society both heI9 III
quarterly business meetings MOHudy al
Iernoon in the Sunday school room %
meeting OF the Sewing soclety. WIS
olga hohlberg presided at the IISe'Ills
OF the Benevolent society ana WIS. N1Ls' a.
Matthias was the presiding oILlcer az
the AID society meeting + ono "4H6
these meetings, the remainder Oh me
afternoon was spent in sewing gar
ments Tor the poor, and at the clcose %
the afternoon light refreshments we.
served by the entertainment coinI4I gu,
tee, composed of Mesdames b. Z Du,,
kinski, J. Silverman, S. Arcnsteln anu
Edgar Kayser. About % people were
present.
a called meeting OF the Rescue Home
association board of directors was heId
Monday afternoon in the council cnaIn-
Der of the city hall The meeting was
for the purpose of arranging ABOUT
the deciding Of the property to me
Salvation army. This was done Win
2 clause that il the rescue work con-
nected with the home should be lot
any reason given up, the property
should revert to the board of directors
Of the Rescue Home association. Tor use
for some other benevolent or phllan-
thropiC purpose, and also that the
home should remain in FL PasO. II
has always been the intention Of the
Rescue Home association to put the
complete management Of the home In
the hands of the Salvation army S
trained workers, and the meeting was
to decide upon the business details
of such an arrangement. Mrs. I. A
Pitt, president of the association, pre-
sided at the meeting. The business
details necessary were presented By
brigadier general Mary Stillwell, OF
the Salvation ariay, who is secretary
of the sIum and rescue work for the
western division of the army, with
headquarters at Chicago. Mrs. Still
well presented the figures estimating
the cost of maintaining a home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
Weddings

Mrs. Bessie Cullum and o. r. Jones
were married Monday night at the
home of the brides sister and brother,
Mr and Mrs. J.. A. Spencer on OctaYla
street The ceremony was performed
by Rev Herman G. Porter, of the First
Methodist church. The bride was
gOWned in pale blue crepe meteor
trimmed with shadow lace. She car
RED large boquet of brides roses.
The couple stood in a bower of Easter
lilies while the ceremony was per
ftormed. Brides roses. Easter lilies,
Gala lilies and ferns were used in
prOfusiOn in the decorations Of the
house. and steamers of pale blue and
white extended from the corners OF
the rooms to the chandeliers. Only the
most intimate friends were present be-
sides the relatives Of the bridal cOu-
pie Following the ceremony was an
Informal reception and the serving Of
light Refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. o. Z.
Jones left Tuesday for Douglas, Ariz.,
which viii be their future home, as
the groom is in business in that place.
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Miss Frances Linsey, of Fort Worth,
Tex, and Frank BiggeTs were married
Monday night at the residence OF Rev
Francis Roy, who performed the cere-
mOny. The bride wore a travelling
suit Of tango coIOred cloth, and a small
white hat She carried white carna-
tions- Her bridesmaid was Miss
Evelyn Biggers, who was gOwned in
pale blue and carried pink carnations.
Following the ceremony, an informal
reception was held for the couple at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Big
gers, on Epson avenue. The groom is
railroad man, connected with the
g. H. & S. A. railway system. The
bride is the daughter of ". L. Linsey,
cotton planter Of Fort Worth, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. Biggers left Tuesday for
a wedding trip to Los Angeles Upon
their return they viii reside in their
newly completed bungalow in the 26OO
block on Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
Parties

Fnioying the delightful spring
weather, a jolly bunch Of horseback
riders met at Washington park and
rode to Ysleta for supper Monday
light Supper was enjoyed at the Val
lev Inn, at Ysleta, and the party held
an impromutu dance before starting
out for the return trip. One accident
when the horse Miss Edith Nc
Cleary was riding fell with her,
spraining Miss McCleary's ankle. As
four of the party were in an automO-
bile Miss AIcCleary and her escort fin
iShed the trip in the motor car. Those
in the car were DR.. and Mrs J. W.
Sherwood, Miss Olive Davis and Lieut.
A L p. Sands On horseback were
Can't and Mrs. Harry n. COotes, Lieut..
and Mrs. II. a. Meyer, Mrs. Max Weber,
Miss Hilda Sauer, Miss Ruby Stone,
Miss Edith Baird. Miss Elizabeth
Waterman, Miss Frances Gillespie.
Miss Anne Lee Gaines and Miss Edith
McCleaTy. Capt. D. Long, Lieut.. Wal
ter H Nein, Lieut.. Neil G. Finch, Lieut..
Dale F Mcdonald, Lieut.. Z. A. Lob
man, Lieut. Ralph Hospital, Lieut.
Harvey B. S. Burweu and Lieut.. Henry
J. NJ Smith.
The army officers and army women
viii entertain Sunday afternoon at Fort
Bliss with polo tea The polo teams
Of the army here are in excellent form
and a crack game IS anticipated De-
tween them. The game will be played
on the maneuver ground of the fort
On the lawns Of the officers quarters,
afternoon tea and dainty refreshments
will be served by the army women, as
sisted by a number of Ell Paso women.
The army hOstesses will be: Mrs. John
c. Waterman, of the 18th cavalry; Mrs.
NJ. NJ. McNamee, Mrs. Lewis NJ. Koch
Ter and Mrs. George c. Barnhardt, OF
the 18th cavalry; Mrs. J. H. Lewis. of
the 18th cavalry; Mrs. c. c. Smith, of
the 10th infantry The tOwnspeOple
assisting will be Mrs. Max Weber, Mrs.
Zach T. White, Mrs ". /. ToOley and
Mrs. George Sauer. An added attrac-
ton viii be the band concert to be
played during the game intermissiOns
by the 18th cavalry band.
Little Miss Josephine MOrfit was
hostess at an Easter egg hunt Sunday
afternoon at her home on MagOffin
avenue. All sorts of cunning chickens
and Easter eggs in attractive nests
were found concealed among the
shrubbery OF the lawn, and the young
sters had delightful time. Among
the little guests were: Marion Howe,
Sadie Ruth Aldridge, Lydia Happier,
Louise Beach and Nancy Williams.
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Mrs. W. r. McKenna will entertain
in Miss Lucille Daniels honor on We'd
nesday afternoon. Miss Daniel will
be married April %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
Dat Of Tos0n Visitors

Mrs. Redman Galloway and Mrs. J.
". MCnser, of Kansas City, who have
been spending the winter in California
points, are visiting their sister Mrs.
W. l. Gaines, for short time, en-
route to their home in Kansas City.
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Vice president Z. F. Kearney, who
recently succeeded judge T. ]. Free
man, and general superintendent J. w.
Everman, of the Texas & Pacific, ar
rived in the city Monday on a general
inspection trip.
Mrs. E. a Means. of New Mexico,
is visiting her sister. Miss May An
derson. and will be here for a short
time before going to Wichita Falls,
Texas.
Normal Carmichael a well known
Arizona mining man, is here from
Clifton on business.
J. Il. Dyer, superintendent Of the
Tucson division of the Southern Pa
cific, is in the city on a business trip:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
About Ell Pasoans

Miss Marguerite TaIei. Of EI Paso,
became honor pupil and found the most mos.
Easter eggs on the same day, Monday,
at the girls school she is attending at
Meredith, y. H Miss Tafel IS q sister
Of Miss olga TafeI and Mrs. T. G. Tur-
ner. of Ell PasO.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hostord nave
moved from their former residence on
North santa Fe street to S07 Mundy
avenue.
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Mrs. Josephine Nations Morflt VINO
has been quite i'll with severe at'acA
Of the grip, is improving
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
Ell Pasoans Away

Mrs. Parvin NVitte will leave EI Paso
about the first of May for visit OF
several months with Mr.. Whites moth
err. Mrs. j. W. Caldwell, of Paducah'
Kentucky. Before leaving Ell PasO
Mr.. and Mrs. Witte will be the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Stevers,
with whom Mr.. White will remain in
Mrs. Whites absence. The apartment
on west Missouri street will be Occu-
med by Dr. and Mrs. Friedman of
AncOn, Panama.
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Mrs. Frank Boardweu Brown and
family will leave Wednesday for Bos-
TON. where thew will visit Mrs. Browns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Blaney, for
the summer.
Judge Russell left Tuesday on bus
mess trip to Columbus n. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
aRROADWAY sHOW. A GRECIAN.

Those VINO didn't avail themselves
of the opportunity to see The Legend
of Provence" that was shown at the
Greciap yesterday, missed one of the
most beautiful pictures ever shown in
Ell Paso. Miss Maude Fealy is at her
best in this magnificent picture. She
is supported by the Incompatible Than
houser all-star cast. The Legend of
Provence" will be shown again today,
Don't miss it. The first show starts
promptly at noon All shows start on
the even hour. Come early. There will
be no advance in prices--Advertise-
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
AMUsEMENTS.
HELEN GARDNER AT BIJOU.

HEIIElN UaINLILN LII II A1-fl OI
Today the Bijou win present Helen
Gardner in Daughter of Pan" most
beautiful picture IN three chapters.
Helen Gardner is too we'll known to Re
quire explanation as to the quality of
any picture in which she stars.
Wednesday Mary Fuller will be seen
in the fourth picture of Dolly of the
Dailies" series. Never Again" a two
part comedy that is a legitimate farce,
will also be shown.
Thursday, THE OctorOOn,' Dion
BoucicauIt's masterpiece in three parts,
should pack the house. Keep your eye
on the Bijou, as it shows only the best
and has some real features coming
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
FRANCIS BUsHMAN TODAY.

Francis X Bushman, one of the
most popular players now in pictures,
will be seen at the Wigwam today in
The Three Scratch Clue" a twO-reel
drama "Cupid's Caprice" a dainty Sc
Zig. will also be on the bill
1.-The Sunken Village" which was
announced for today, was missent from
San Antonio and Will be shown at the
Wigwam dnesday.-Advertis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
nINNFR-DANCE. DEL NORTE.

The Paso del Norte Hotel will give a
dinner-dance every Thursday evening
from to II o'clock. Dinner will be
served from to 9 p. m; dancing until
II p. m. There Is no extra charge for
table reservation, which should be made
early. Admission, including dinner, IS
S1OO.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
Autonobiling

DR. and Mrs. W. T. Shaw, Mrs. A.
Shaw and Billy AdOlph motored in the
Doctors new Patterson car to Las
Cruces Sunday, going by way OF San
Aurustfne pass and CoX's ranch. They
found the roads through New Mexico
in splendid condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14
Ell P4soans Returning

"A. chiffon has returned to FL Paso
from Fort Worth. where he went to at
tend the wedding Of his sister, Miss
Mabel Chiffon, to Paul Montgomery'
which occurred in Fort worth on
Wednesday, April s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14

Recital tonight-NHss Virginia L.
Bean, violiniste; Miss Ruth McCurdy.
pianiste: auspices of First NJ. F. church,
Ochoa St. and Myrtle.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-14

Best Of cleaning, ph. 1921 for wagon.
Crescent Cleaning Wks.-Advertiseme
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-12
IA VALE

Mrs. Lenuie Miller and daughter,
Leona, visited relatives at Baraboo
last week.
Hyslop Bros. have disposed of their
lumber business to the West Slds
Building Go. from Rsedsburg. The
sale includes the business here, at
Ironton and also CsZenovia.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Courtier
March Oh, a baby boy.
Bruce kirkpatrick of Reedsburg
was in town a short time last week.
Prof. l.. Il. Wochos, Misses Lucy
Crogan, Eva Thorton and Mary Glib
lin attended a teachers meeting at
Reedsburg Saturday.
Mesdames &. Miller, J. Schafer, Q
Schwartz, e. Krug, FL. Kreutzmon.
W. Hartje, o. Borchers and H. B)r-
CHEERS spent last Friday at Reedsburg
with the German society of S.. Johns
church.
F. 5. Barnett went 20 Chicago on
business last Saturday, returning Tues.
day night.
Guy Bible Of Cazenovis was in town
Saturday.
Leona Waller entertained twelve
little girls last Saturday in henor OF
her birthday.
Mrs. Ella Fields of Elroy spent Sun
dav with her brother, F. NJ G-oat
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stowe and Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Weidman visited al
n Thornton's Sunday.
Miss Hazel Church returned to hel
home at Wonewoc Sunday afternoon
after a short visit with Mabl'
Sch wartz.
Misses Susan and Agnes Wilson o
Reedsburg attended the entertain
ment Friday night and returned home
Saturday.
JIM, Gahagan of Milton Junction
came last Friday to visit his sister
Mrs. John Gallagher, and other rela
tiyes. He has been obliged to give u (
his school for time on account of il
health.
The stork paid visit to the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller last weel
and left them son.
DIR. Sarah Washburn of Hudson wa
a recent guest of relatives here.
Mrs. August Borchers had the Piles
sure of having her four daughters
home over Sunday: Mrs. Earl Hous
of Beloit, Misses Helen and Gladys
who teach at Waunakce end Irms
who attends the Reedsburg higl
school.
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WONEWOC

Mrs Meyerhoff, an old resident, died
at her home here Thursday night,
lung fever causing her death Funeral
Tuesday forenoon at II o'c'ock at The
Germ An Lutheran chu'cl by Rev
MitteIstaedt
Mrs John Retzlatf is on the sick list
Mrs VIM Walters, Mr. and Mrs r
Schultz of Reedsbulg were Sunday
guests at the RI Westphal home
Mrs Schroeder and Mr. and Mr.
A Relzlaff and children spent Sunday
with Mrs John Retzlaff.
SIS Gusta Kramer of Elroy is with
her friend, Alma Helpap
Mr. and Mrs H Westphal had their
daughter christened Sunday at the
German Lutheran church
Clara Monskie, who is employed st
Dyson Bros, has taken rooms vii
Mrs. Geo. Mihlbauar
Alma Helpap returned home from
her work at North Freedom
Mrs Schaller of La Crosse spent q
few days last week with Rev and Mrs
Nit elstaedt
Mrs Fred Lange, who underwent an
operation at Madison, is getting along
very nicely
The funeral of Conrad Meyer OF
Union Center was held Saturday at
the German Lutheran church by Rev
Mittelstaedt and the remains were
laid to rest In the German cemetery
near Wonewoc
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Mortimer Valley

On account of Mrs. Markets healt b
Rev. M. Markee and wife will have to
leave the work here for the remainder
of the conference year. Rev. Hotch-
kiss is expected to take their place.
James Mortimer went to West Sa-
lem last week and purchased a full
blooded Guernsey in the interest of
Sim and Dolph Mortimer and himself,
Mrs. Malinds Mortimer spent Sun
day afternoon at the home of her son,
James.
Mrs. Bert Mortimer and sister Miss
Bertha, spent one day last week with
their mother, Mrs. Messing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gtbeaut and
daughter spent one day recently az
the nome of Bert Mortimer.
Mrs. sim Mortimer and children
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Rhoda Mortimer.
Bert Mortimer was in Hillsboro
Monday.
Z Mar. and Mrs. William Gibbons
spent Sunday afternoon at the home
of Bert Mortimer.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-12
DEL TON

Lenton services at the Holy Gross
church:
Thursday, March 12-7:3O p %
Friday, March $4,000 N
Sunday, March l5-4 pm
Thursday, March 1870 p M
Friday, March 2O-1OO0 am
Thursday, March $3.50 am
Friday, March 27-10:00 q %
Thursday. April 2-7:30 pm
Friday, April $1,000 a IA
Palm Sunday, April $500 p ~
Good Friday, April 10-S:00 p M
Saturday. April 11--Mass 500 a IN
Easter Sunday, April 12-4:0O P m
Rev. A. Link, Rector
Mrs John Timme and children are
spending week with her parents al
Port Washington
Ed Gomon has purchased the STOCK
of goods owned by E l. Hubert and
has taken possession of the same. Mr.
Hubert will continue the post office
business in the east part of the Masons
building.
The Lincoln club social given in
Squire's hall Sat. evening was very
pie ssant affair Mush aud milk, pan
cakes, and lots of other good thing q
were served by the gentlemen of the
club The members OF the club will
give basket social Tuesday evening,
April q.
Delus Fulmer of Pack waukee visited
his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Fulmer, from
Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rl7 Latlmer after
visiting friends and relatives here for
several days, returnei t. their home
in Tacoma, Washington, Moaday.
B. A Knapp, wac has been sut-
firing for long time with throat
trouble, Is In very critic II condition
at this writing, with very little hopes
of recovery.
Mrs. Malinda Ritter, who has been
q ute Ill, is Improving.
Rev. Mooa delivered very interest
log and instructive serm )n to a large
congregation at the M. E.. church
last Sunday a. N. The subj ect for his
sermon next s sunday evening will be:
sis There Hell, and If so Where?"
theodore Steele, who has been i'll
for sever ii mouths is gradu ally fail
ing. He has hardening OF the AFTER
les and Bright's disease.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-12
KirkWOOd

Mr. and Mrs Emil Feltz visited at their
parental home at Nj Bisch's Mon
day
Arthur Huntington from east OF the
c;tv was a caller at II FL Smiths Mon
day
Mrand Mrs F N Peck OF the city
visited their daughter at Valley View
Monday
Elder Hanson Of Poystppi, who has
been ill at Robert Koenigs the pass
week went to the sanitsrium at Madi-
son Monday
Little Miss Clara Barron was taken
ill Saturday evening with pneu monia
Mr. and MRS Emil aud Mr. and Mrs
F ank Feltz of the city spent Wednes-
day at the home of Joe Bisch
Miss Freda Kapelka visited her
home In North Freedom and also q
sister, Mrs Ernest Bunse, in town
Monday
Mr. and Mrs M Bisch and Son, Fred,
attended the Clemmea Moerke sale
near Ableman Wednesday and they
also visited sister, Mrs Henry Kopf,
of the same place aud the same day
Sunday visitors at Amos Barron's
were Mr. and Mrs Max Springer and
children, Lesie ter and Alice, of Web
sters Prairie and Mr. and Mrs Ezra
Barron of Lyons
Albert Wichern and mother visited
at Wichern Bros Sunday afternoon
Miss Belle Brenner Ia again at home
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Bethel

Mrs Dwight Hudson returned home
Monday from Reedsburg where she
has been caring q few days for her
sister, Miss Maude Vickers, who has
sick with bronchitis
George Wickersham and family
moved to their farm In Lyons which
they recently purchased He has rent
ed his farm here to Marshall Bros OF
Cazenovia who took possession of the
same
Mrs Albert Chamness returned to
her home in Milwaukee Tuesday after
spending several days with her folks.
Will Sto we, and family
CLARK Wsidmsn and George Stowe
and their wives attended Everett
Lees sale Wednesday
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
Frank Brimmer March
Mrs AL Good of Walton spent We'd
nesday with Mrs Geo Nash.
Supt G W~Daxies visited our schools
last Thursday
Henry kaufman of Hillsboro is
guest at the John Refine home
George Woolever's are entertaining
the mumps
Our school was closed Friday the
teacher, Miss iSeverson, attending the
institute held at Reedsburg Friday
and Saturday
several from this Vicinity attended
the services at VaIton Saturday and
Sunday
Hark to the wedding bells which
will soon ring in this valley
Hugo Springer Of Reedsburg Is EN-
ployed Mt Dwight Hudson's, doing
carpenter work.
/ Dwight Hudson was in Eau Claire
Sunday
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SanduSkV

The l.. A. at ). B. Prouty's was we'll
attended. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Albert Page.
Mrs. Chester Prouty was taken to
the Reedsburg sanitarium Saturday
where she will have aR operation Her
many friends hope for her speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Walling spent
Sunday with the latter's brother in
Wheelerburg.
Charles LANCE is on the sick list.
Mrs. James Barley returned from
Fall Creek Saturday.
The many friends in this vicinity
were sorry to hear of John Goodell
getting kicked with horse.
Mrs. Josen P.outy of Lime Ridge
spent part of last week with her
p arents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Powell.
George Griffin began work for Joe
Powell, March 1st.
Joe Weitzel and family spent sun
day atP Constatine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Earl spent one
day the past week with the latter's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Constatine.
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Sank City

The State Bank las moved into its
new building and is ready for bus
ipess.
sc. Keller had business at Madison
Thursday.
), Mrs. Walter Litscher and children
of Troy visited Saturday and Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Ben Fuchs.
]. q. Labor has been on the sick list
the last few days.
Mrs. Ben Merkel of Whitewater,
Wis, is visiting friends and relatives
in the city.
A baby boy arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schroeder Mar. l
P. T. Laufenb berg loaded four car
loads of stock and machinery to be
shipped to Jamestown, n. D. where
he owns 100 acres of land.
Mr.. Laufenberg and Henry Kaether
and family accompanied the same
Mr.. Kaether will be employed on the
Laufenbsrg farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Meyer of KeiI
Wis, came here to help celebrate Mr.
Meyers fathers 91st birthday anniver
sary. They returned Saturday.
George Fuchs has purchased the tiv.
acre farm of Richard Ernest.
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kOntOn

James Palmer of Henrietta spent
Wednesday and Thursday with his
brother, o Palmer
Mrs A BIakeslee and son, Edwin,
visited her brother, DIR Bible, at Lime
Ridge Thursday
w ii Blanchard spent part of last
week looking for a new location
Miss Muza Hawkins was a guest of
friends at Ableman Friday and Satur-
day and attended the institute at
Reedsburg
Mars w Bible and daughter, Miss
E ina, entertained the Band Bazaar
club last Wednesday
John Palmer of Henrietta visited his
uncle Saturday
J Maly of Watertown was guest Q
part of last week of AL Palmer
A supper will be given at the NJ L
church Wednesday evening
The Basket supper Friday evening
for the band Melted 1895
Mrs Fitzgerald spent Monday with
her sister at LaValle
Lewis Hawkins has recently becom,
a lineman on the G & n w
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BuCkWheat Valley

Mrs Bill Mangloes had quilting
bee Wednesday
Mesdames Anna Miller and o Lacy
called on Mrs Clara Morrill, in Wone-
woo Wednesday
Mrs H J GIeue and daughter are
visiting her mother
Mrs A Miller and Mr. and Mrs Gleue
expect to move to Elroy soon
Ed Marshall attended the funeral OF
his nephew at Rock Bridge Friday
Mr. and Mrs Henry Miller called at
the V g Funnel home Wednesday
evening
Doris Miller went to Baraboo Sat1r-
day to work for her aunt. Mrs Fred
Junk
Lysle Miller has quit work at Frank
q oats and is home for the summer
Mrs A Miller called on her son,
John, and family Sunday
Mr. and Mrs + w Apple spent sun
day at Mel Growers
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OAK HILL

Ed Dargel of sparta visited Sunday
with his mother, Mrs Fred DArgel
and family.
Mrs. A Aecker spent one day last
week with Mrs Dora Schultz
Frank Buss and family of La Vale
were Sunday guests at the home of bis
b other, George
Mr. and Mrs o w Behn entertained
the formers brother. Ernest Benin, of
Reedsburg sunday
Mr. and Mrs AlonZo @ lodrich are
entertaining the formers brother,
who spent several months in New
York state and is now on his way to
his home In Washington
Earl cinnamon and family moved
Wednesday on the Nelson Goodrich
farm known as the Muchkow place
which he has rented for the coming
year
Mrs Charles d 3cnt and children are
numbered among the sick
Frone Schultz, who was sick the
p st week, Is able TO be about
Mr. and Mrs VIM Meyer entertained
their son, Will, and two children OF
LoganVilie Sunday
g. Rinehold Middlestead called on
Reedsburg friends Sunday
Mr. and Mrs J A Decker entertained
the latter's brother, Harry Klemn, of
Tomaha few days the latter part of
the week His nephew, Raymond
Decker, accompanied him no ne for
short stay
Miss Behn, who has been employed
at the F A Heinrich home, returned to
her home on Narrrows Prairie on &C
count of being sick with throat
trouble
Walter Schultz called at the 0 w
Behn home Sunday