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The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
THINK SHECKARD
WILL BOSS PITTS
President of Federal Club Has
Conference With Jimmy
That Is Satisfactory

PITTSBURG. Jan 10--That James
Tilden dummy Sheckard, former cub
outhelder. viii be the next manager
OF the Pittsburg team OF the Federal
league, was foregone conclusion
here today. President John b. Bar
bour's remarks at the end OF con
ference with Sheckard were said 10
have indicated as much.
Il cannot say what we have done,
said President Barbour, but We nave
talked with 5heckard and our talk
was satisfscto one"
No verification was forthcoming OF
a report that the Pittsburg Federals
had offered Jake Daubert small
fortune" Ii was believed, however
that any offer which might have been
made will be withdrawn, In accord
ance with President Gilmore's dictum
that players now under contract shall
not be sought.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
SPORTS OF

- GORGE CHIP. thc Scranton
Pa boxer who knocked out
~ Frank Klaus twice IN two
months, is called the best middle
weight since Stanley Ketchel.
When Klaus was knocked ont the
first time by Chip Dee Was considered
the middlcWeight champion by virtue
OF his defeat OF Billy papke In Paris
FOR upon papko's shoulders had fallen
The rtlc when Ketchel was killed
CHIP fought his hrst ring battle in
New Castle TIA u 1909 knoc king ont
George GIN n TWO rounds and fol-
lowed this by knocking ont the next
tour men 20 face him. none OF the
fights going over feur rounds
Since that day Chip has met every
middirWeight of any account and
Jack Dillon of indianapolis Is the only
man who has bothered him TO any eX
tent
Dillon and chip have had several
victories and defeats as the result OF
these meetings, and II is doubtful Z
the Hoosier boxer was within the mid
dleweigh, limit IN his bouts WIKI
Chip
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

Eastern high school basketball Ave
would appear to be the class OF the
city as far as scholastic teams go
from tho beating IL inflicted on Pom
tiac high at the Eastern gym last
night. The indians won their game, 20
TO 10. while Central high last week
lost to the Pontiac team by narrow
margin.
Eastern excelled particularly on the
defensive as the smallness ~ tho
score, especially pontlacs, would IN
dictate. with Kruse guarding Watson
very closely. the visitors star was
unable to get in the deadly work that
blasted Centrals hopes.
West not only guarded his forward
well, but he scored three goals from
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
FEDERALS ARE VERY ACTIVE
SIGNING UP REAL PLAYERS
Chicago Gets killifer, Touted by
Doom as Best Catcher in
National League
af
fl
INVADERS STICK CLOSE
TO NATIONAL LEAGUERS
~ -
Report About the Outlaw League
~ for Detroit Continues TO
Bob Without Avail
BY RALPH L. YONKER.

The Federal league is showing I'M
usual signs OF activity just at pres
ent. They are apparently going after
players with a vengeance for most or
the stun that has hitherto been con-
fned 10 rumors and unyerlAed reports
Is being, given out now as Official an
nouncements.
The statement that Bill Killifer and
three others had actually attached
their names To contracts issued by
the Federal leaguers OF Chicago IL
news of real Importance. In this
bunch with Killfer, Brennan, Pack
ard and Cole, there are players who
are really worth considering AZ hav
ing futures in baseball
Ktilifer was called by Charlie
Doom. his manager when a Philly
the best catcher IN the National
league. This piece OF boosting Is
meat for the Federals. now who will
undoubtedly make the most OF Dootn's
declaration In their publicity.
King Cole Is the only one Of the
bunch that may be considered In the
Mordecai Brown class. Cole was 20
have attempted a comeback with the
New York Yankees this season. He
was SO sore when he learned that
Frank Chance, his former boss when
he was q Cub, had got him from the
minors last fall that he threw his cap
ON the coaching line. where he was
coaching when he got the news. and
stamped on IT, He announced that
he would not 20 70 Chance and then
retracted his statement
Brennan IL the big pitcher who
1adF tub on
he got into trouble with Manager Mo
Graw, OF the Giants after a game az
the Philadelphia park While exact
news concerning the event was hard
TO get, II Is understood that he beat
McGraw badly after a game.
Players all over the country are re.
ceiytng offers from the Feds aud II
Is said that the managers OF the yari-
Gus teams are being instructed to &c
out into the highways and byways
where the big leaguers live and
sgarner them in. No doubt they will
be willing TO harass the major league
Ynanagers by tempting offers 10 theiI
Aplayers as they gaze upon the con
tracts sent them by organized ball
~ II will be noticed that not an Amer
ican league player Of any consequence
has been seriously approached by the
.Federals. This Is right in line with
the belief that 1t is the National
league that the Federals are out to
get and that the American league
may be hand In glove with them.
Several Detroit men are being
sought. Knapp, OF Portland. and De
vogt, OF Toledo. are among them.
Both say that they will hold of until
they see what they can do In organ
izen ball before they break away
The report that Henry Ford was
to DO back OF new outlaw team TO
b started In Detroit was given little
oredenoe today. A. John Roesink has
most Of the independent baseball lots
0f the city tied UP. He was in con-
forence with Frank Navin, president
of the Tigers. q few days ago and
undoubtedly they know what they are
doing.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

Chip became boxer as the result
OF violating Pennsylvania law
which makes 1t prison orfense TO
assault a man under ground chip
about eight years ago Knocked out a
mine boss while working as a mule
driver and fled from Scranton 10 New
Castle TO escape arrest.
In New Castle he fell In with the
veteran Jimmy Dime. who brought
him 20 his present tistic emtaence.
He was born in North Scranton in
1883. His father is George Chipulois,
Polish miner.
Chip stands five feet eight inches
in height and his normal weight is
1862. but he makes 15S with ease. lie
is not clever upon his feet: in fact
he is awkward. but Dime. realizing
that the boy carried knockout In
either hand (and this Is literally
true), taught him TO hit from any po-
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
DAUBERT DENIES
JOINING FEDERALS
Wishes the New League Wen
But Cannot Break His Con-
tract With National

NEW YORK. Jan. l0.--Jake Dau-
bert. premier batsman OF the National
league and captain OF the Brooklyn
Dodgers, will not join the Federal
league.
In a letter 10 Vice President Me
Keever. OF the Brooklyn club, Daubert
today informed the official that he
had received a telegram from John 3
Barbour president OF the Pittsburgh
Federals asking that he wire his
best terms 10 manage that team
Daubert replied by wire wishing Bar
bour "al success for the coming sea
SON but stating he would not play
outside OF organized baseball
The star frs. baseman said he was
perfectly satisfied with his Brooklyn
contract
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
WHEELMEN SAY NIX ON
THE BOXING FOR THEIRS

The Wheelmen have officially an
nounced that they won't permit the
use OF their name in connection with
-At-sifsf t-ali--s-fe promoted
uals IN Detroit That means that
Louis Schneider. who with George
Mcintosh, has been active in the pro
.notiun OF boxing in the city must
seek new method OF furthering his
proposition.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
CHICAGO FEDERALS
GET BILL KILLER
Brennan, Cole, and Packard Are
Signed Along With Phil
lies Catcher

CHICAGO, Jan. I0-PresldenI
wesgham or the Chicago Federal
league club announced today that ne
expected TO make public soon the
names OF additional major league
bali players TO keep company Win
the Ave big leaguers he now has un-
der contract
The new players signed TO 1oilo"
Joe Thinkers direction are. Catcher
William Killifer and Pitcher Ad Bren-
nan. OF the Philadelphia Nationals
Pitcher King" Cole, Of the Yankees
and pitcher Gene Packard, or the
Cincinnati Reds President Weegham
refused 10 give out the salaries u
the men signed.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
BOUT WITH GIBBONS
MAY BEPACK'S LAST
StOckyards Hero Says That He
Only Wants to Show Crit
les What He Can Do

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.--"This Will
probably be my last real battle,
said Packey Mcfarland today, refer
ring 10 his coming go with Mike Glib
bons in New York early In Febru,
airy. Il want 10 fight Gibbons just
TO show my critics what ! can do
The boxers viii weigh in at 4
O'Clock at I4J pounds. The Stock
Yards scrapper expects to make SlO,-
600 out OF the fight.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
Takes Three Days to Saw
Through Defenders Mast

OSTON, Mass. Jan. l0-The
X work OF saving the main mast
- OF the Americas cup defender
Defiance, just completed, took three
days OF solid work The hr for the
spar. 100 feet long and 80 inches in
diameter, was brought here before II
was discovered that there was no ma
chinery In the city that could saw IN
SO the work was done by hand.
The mast when hnished\will be llo
feet long and Will be hollow. By hay
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

ing a hollow wooden mast Instead
or steel mast, 80 % ~ per cent Is
saved ia weight With mo- loss i'm
strength The last big hollow mast
Of similar size was made Qn an or.
der from the Herroshons Tor the Gun
defender Columbia
The Yards or sprcaders Thar viii be
used wiki The mast viii be rs feet
tong each ehicn' hcaus What ti.p
7hrouds VIII bC out over the side Of
slbop fully six feet on each side
whore they pass through tho broader.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
WANDERERS BEAT FOREST
CITY IN OVERTIME GAME

CLEVELAND O., Jan. lot took
the Wanderers. crack hockey team
OF New York, eight minutes OF over
time play, TO take the first game OF
two game series from the Cleye'
land team. last night The score was
: TO A. The second game will be
staged tonight
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
ALL KINDS
Ceoyoe Chin the Polish Miner the Freak delayed Punch
Toued by Boxing Experts Nearest Approach to hecheH

sition his hands or body happened
10 bee tn. and this ability compensales
for the lack OF footwork.
Chip has a peculiar punch, which
has won several fights. he starts
either hand for Vulnerable polnt
and stopping IL suddenly, shoots
through the other hand. THIS DE
lsyed punch" as IL has been calico
and incorrectly described heretofore
put Klaus 10 sleep twice and Knocked
out several other boxers.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
HINCKEY WILL INSTRUCT
DAILY FOOTBALL CLASS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. 10
Daily practice for the Yale football
squad. under the direction OF Coach
Frank Hinckey IS scheduled TOR next
week A score o. candidates We're
on hand FOR the first workout yester-
day in the baseball class.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
NOI\CREASE IN PAY
SAYS CONNIE MACH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l0.--"I don't
think the present baseball war Viii
increase the salaries OF players. even
though previous wars have done so,
said Connie Mack, leader OF the
Worlds champions today
PLAYERS are now getting all the
owners can afford TO pay them and
! think owners will LEI them jump
rather than pay more
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
PACKARDS AND ST. LOUIS
WIN IN THE CITY, LEAGUE

The Packards and the 81 Loula
taams in the city basketball league
won their games at the mn ms =,
EquitN hall last night lrom my J ~,
O ard knights OF ENhiiy hVt0 ~
and rough games The Neekaius V 80.
the Y MO bunch. 80 20 ~. ana ~
n Louis Eve won from The khishls
"a to ne
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

esting facts concerning The lie of so.
ciety's boxing instructor BMdle's
swearing on was from a glass or two
OF light wine a day which he had been
accustomed 20 take.
Biddle./ hasn't eaten sweets or
meats for six Years lie runs several
mileF every morning clad only in n
track suit lie smokes cigar or two
a day but no cigarettes.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
Pau Pau VIII be
Sore About This
pHIL-AnELPHIA paper. w

PHILADELPHIA paper, tell
u ing of the winter doings OF
4 N Bin Knlifer Phillie catcher
SAYS
"Kiulfer is crack shot, who
can hit an, thing from the part
ridge 10 the neetfooted deer. lie
takes great pleasure in taking ms
diamond friends into the WIGS
near Paw Paw, Mich. where ne
lives during the winter months
Kilnfer is now on a hunting trip
near Paw Paw.
What do you mean, wi!ds near
Paw Paw
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
DETROIT "Y" FINDS
GRAND RAPIDS EASY

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Jan: 10
The Detroit y. NJ. G. A. basketball
team was far superior 10 the Grand
Rapids "Y' here last night and took
the frst game of the season between
the two teams easily by a score OF -
TO II. The lineup and summary:
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
MARANVILLE REFUSES
TWO FEDERAL OFFERS

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan. To-
Walter Marinyille. shortstop OF the
Boston Braves today declared he hau
refused TO sign Federal league con
tracts offered him by Managers
Brown. OF st Louis, and Knabe, OF
Baltimore.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
ASSIGN DATES FOR THE
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

NEW YORK. Jan 1O.-The ANA.
teur golf championship will be de-
cided this year NJ TIM EKwHn0k
Country club. of Manchester. VI.
the open championship at the Mid
lothian Country club, OF Blue Is.
land. Ill. and the women's champion
ship at the Nassau Country club. %
Glen Cove, L. l. r Sc dates were
selected at meeting OF the National
Golf association last night.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
FRIENDS SAY MILBURN
WILL BE ON-POLO TEAM

NEW YORK;. Jan. i0.--Devereaux
Milburn. star back OF the American
polo team, will be in the lineup this
year when the Meadowbrook four de-
fend the cup against the British chat
lengers. his friends announced today.
II was believed ne would not play
this year On account OF his recent
marriage.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
ATONY" BIDDLE LIVES LIFE
s. OF "ATHLETIC CHRISTIANITY

~ PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l0--The
~ grist OF New Years resolutions
= brought a good deal OF humor 70
Tony" Biddle. apostle OF athletic
Christianity Biddle announced that
this year would see him a teetotaler.
That gave rise to reports that he had
been a drunkard and was reforming
His denial brought out many inter
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
Atlanta is Only Southern League
Club Prolific in Major Cdtchers

|T>HE Atlanta
The backstop
Mig Clarke former Nap who the best caohe the
Sweeney from Atlanta the New York Americans sgd
Atlanta and then Cleveland Maps
SAM
major
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

One thing that recommends
Chip 10 the fans is that he isn't
running around claiming the title.
He says he 10 ready to meet any
man who Will make 15s pounds.
and ne will doubtless participate
in the elimination contest 10 be
staged by Uncle Tom McCarey at
Vernon. Cal. to produce real
mlddewei CHIT champion.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
BY w. &. MEANWEIL.
Wisconsin University Basketball
Coach
The dribble, A. A. U. rules.

The difference between the inter
collegiate and A. a. e. rules, with re-
ereacc 10 the dribble, Is shown In the
accompanying diagrams. In the for
mcr AZ Is permissible TO shoot basket
fra mthV dribble. under s. 4. ". rules
tle ball must be passed TO another
PLAYER u make the shot
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
chnrlrr nemphllI. Who ~as wlth IN {

browns and other major league clubs.
Is going 20 try % ~ come back IN
the ranks OF the majors. When Jimmy
callahan and the White SOY return
sr,,, inc tour of the world cal VIII
ana Charley waiting for him with an
spplicatton TO play the outheld Tor the
Sox. charley thinks he could hi as
well as Bodie. Collins or ChappelL
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
WILLIAMS GETS A GAME
WITH PRINCETON al"

PRINCETON, N. J.. Jan 10-The
granting Of game 10 Williams col
legs u the only change In the Prf6ce-
Ton football schedule. 1t was learned
today.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
Another Aquatic Carnival.

CHICAGO. Jan lG.-Tentatiye dates
for Chicago's third annual water car.
nival and speed boa, races were given
out today as Aug. l 20 ).
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

EASTERN PONTIAC.
ireland .-...... l.. r. smith, HQDoNlu
~ est ............. * +, .... -. " alsp "a !.
0hlmacher. kross G Kimble, Hitchcoc x
Cartwright ...+.. T. q ..- .-....-. l,lcki"
kruse -....., re 81. LeSgdtL 80
FINAL score Eastern High, p, ron
tfac Tligh no. score first half East :
ern. IA Poutiac 4. Field goals hrst
hair ireland 3, West 2 Csrtwrigh l.
Smith. Watson second half. iTelahu
West kruss watson HitchcocN'
Ohlnacher Fouls first half-W est :,
second half-West Fouls committeo
frst half Eastern T. Pontiac ~ sec
md half Eastern .. Pontiac 2 Ket-
er. stocking Timckeeper--W uest-
non. Halyes-ls and Il minutes
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

Baskets from held--Cook, Wilmarth
=. FoNle kreitz = Boosey Ninton 3,
Naver Fouls-Cook in .. Hannlsh
IN C. Nazer I'm g. Referee--John-
son Purdue Umpire Upton, Grand
Eapids Timekeeper and scorer Win
slow. Grand Rapids
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
T.. OF ID. WINS TWO
GAMES ON OWN FLOOR

The University OF Detroit won two
victories at basketball on irs own
gymnasium floor last night. The ms,
team beat the Polish Seminary ana
the second team beat Mcmillan high
The lineup and summary
e. OF - tbl-iHti 80, ,r+,'i
Fisher ......- ...- u J., .... .',., ,r., !
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

William f. Baker, owner OF the
Philadelphia Nationals. held a posi-.
ton In the civil service in Brooklyn
when young man. Later he was civil
service commissioner of Brooklyn and
then became deputy police commits
sioner OF New York under Mayor Nc
Clellan, subsequently, being promoted
10 the position OF police commission.
or. Besides his baseball venture. he
also is interested in big wholesale
millinery establishment at the pres
ent time
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
AND CASS HIGH
SCHOOL FINES BATTLE

Detroit Central Hish and Cass Tech
nicaI High meet TONIGHT at has ketpai
,op CeptraTs court Both te--ls 'los'
their opening games aud they are be
lfevad 10 De about evenly matched
Dntah /Hendrlan. one-of the halves on
centrars championship football clev
81 - expected % make IFS basket.
BAH debut touigJt for central
-
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
Eastern High Looks Like Class
Of the Town in Prep Basketball

the field as we'll Eastern showed ex-
cellent team work as a result OF care
ful coaching by Coach Frye
The lineup and summary
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

August Hermann, president OF the
CipclnnatR Reds, and also chairman OF
the national commission, was employ.
ed In minor way In political affairs
In Cincinnati before he became head
OF the baseball club. lie was a SORT
of canvasser or agent OF political
leaders in certain phases OF the work
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

Barney Dreyfuss used TO be a whisky
drummer In Louisville He made SO
much money that he was able to buy
stock in the old Louisville club OF
the National league, OF which he be.
came president in 1899 the last year
the club was In the league. He went
to the Pittsburgh club as its presi.
cent and owner in 1900, and he has
been there ever since
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

The dribble, intercollegiate rules;
solid line, course Of players at tip
off: vertical zig-zaa, the dribble;
horizontal zig-zse, course OF ball.
The play-Center tips of To TO. :
in guard position No ) dribbles and
thoois tunder intercollegiate rules or
passes to so 3 in right-forward posi-.
ton on 20 No I'M left.forward posi-
ton (under/A. A. T. rulesl for shot.
No. 2 'dashes 10 No. SIS position and
guards No. SIS forward opponent
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

~Reb" Russell. the Young Southpaw
ningeU 81 tho White, ISoN who did So
well last year. Inv first season ia tho
majors. believes in keepiul hls salary
pitching forL the Stn Diego club In
the california Winter league and
works Just enough to keep the rust
from collecting
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

seminary. 3o First half--l or ~ ~
20 Seminary L. Baskets lro'l H.
c.y s Ietzold G Danielak 2, Iieileizin,,
ski Baskets from fouls ila y iela .I'
~ in ~. Kellar ia - Fouls com /,
49, cellar Z. Fisher A. Heuser
T,a.., Nartn 3. Batkicwicz 3. Iie.
ie1inSsl Q Orlemanski % Daniel9k
pefgoId. Burtoi 3 Points swaIn l'iit,
T. of II O. Ecferet som merry y. ~
Timer Flattory. Time ~ n"IFe9
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

Charles n Ebbetts knocked
around" Brooklyn as a boy and final
" landed the position OF head ticket
seller IN the grandstand OF the Brook
Ign baseball club % years ago. From
there he worked up by gradual steps
until now he is president OF the club,
a position he has held continuously
since 1898
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
BUNTS

bright baseball men tell the
utnpIres 500 the National league are the
best lu the country says Gov Tcucr.
urV president or the senior body 80
- wli make no changes IN his star
for the campaign ot 1914 That's one
qucstD~ that is settled without fur
Their argument
mn Dnhien, last years manager for
the Superbas. hasl been offered job
las scout COR fhN IrSoklyG CluU hv
Tsrsid,ut Charles Ehh.ts There Isl "a
good cHVngc That had 1871 VIII take
the position
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
BOWLING

Hitch ScOres-EOrn, 23B, 1lV, McFed
cries. gao. owen. 204. Gunderson, Coz
Horton. goo
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

Do. s.riutIBp Done WiEht. Times
Printing Co. 10 John R-st
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

Harry y. Hampstead, president OF
the New York Giants, was a salesman
IN the late John T. Brushs enterprise
in Indianapolis. known as THE When
Clothing Store" He sold oyercoats.
trousers, vests, overalls and jumpers
Later he married a daughter OF Mr.
Brush and was put in charge OF the
store. where he showed so much abil
ity that his fatherin-law bequeathed
his interest in the Giants to him at
his death
The Detroit times., 1914-01-10

James r Carney. head OF the Bos.
Ton Nationals. has had varied
career tie began as milk wagon
uINtr' later became policeman.
worked up in the force and then re.
signed 10 become an alderman He
now IS one OF the ruling spirits in
New York democratic political at.
fairs
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01

Miss Sarah Dickie, who is teaching
in Waukesha, is at home for her va
cation
Mr. and Mrs Muller has moved into
the house owned by James Bonnell 10
the east end of town They Came from
Galchutte, North Dakota
Born a son, Dec. Il, to Mr. and Mrs
John Shara
Mr. and Mrs Claud Richardson OF
Webb Lake came to spend Xmas at
the home of her mother, Mrs M Car
penter, and other relatives
DR. F Johnson of Eau Claire was
visiting friends here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs M Knapp from Bara-
boo spent Sunday at the home of her
father, Fl Weinke
Mrs Frank Bender and daughter,
Arlene, from Sparta came Wednesday
to spend the holidays with relative
| here
Mr. and Mrs T G Johnston and son
Melvin, spent Xmas at the home Of
her sister, Mr. and Mrs Rilzenthaler
east of town
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
BuCkWhGat Valley

Mr. and Mrs G F Wilkinson drove
to Reedsburg Saturday
Mel Grover has been quite SICK tie
past week with cold, but Is son e
better now
Harrison Mute went to Sparta Nor =
day to spend the holidays with his
father and grandmother
Miss Alice Grover went to Adams
Saturday for an EXTENDED visit with
her sister, Mrs Jeps0n
Mrs V G Funnel and family visited
Mrs. FunneIl's aunt in Wonewoc
Sunday
Miss Doris Miller, who is working
in Carrigan's restaurant at ReedsbuIg,
came home Wednesday to spend Xmas
Miss Chambers came down from
Kendall last week to see his sister,
Mrs Harmed
Fred Harmed was called to Kendall
last week to see his mother who got
hurt in runaT ay
Mis-. Ed. Mash Ill and Mr. and Mrs
o A Lacy were callers at Mel Growers
Sunday
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-01
SaDduSkv

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Foga srent
Sunday with relatives in Bear Valley.
Peter Constantine, our postmaster,
sailed on Lime Ridge friends and reIa-
Gives Wednesday.
Hiss Mae Laing and brother, David
visited at the Faga home Christmas
afternoon.
Mr.. and MIS-. Joseph Powell and
ssoa, John, ate Christm as dinner with
The Hiram Prouty Family.
The Jacob Wolfe family entertained
IS large number of relatives on Christ
gnas day and so did the D. l.. Stom.
Osugh family.
Wilbur Carpenter is visiting bis
parents here.
John .Faga aud Will Edmann drove
80 Ab1eman Monday on business.
mr.. and Mrs. Fred Powell and fam
Oily of Lime Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
L3Eagkham and children of Ithaca and
the Arthur Markham family spent
Christmas day with their psrents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Markham of
wards Corners.
lMr. and Mrs. il B. Powell and G..
a. Powell are numbered among the
sick.