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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-23
sPoRToeRAPHY.
BY "eravy.r
CONNIE MACK, THE
PATRIARCH OF THE
DIAMOND is So TopAN.

pc ..- -.H
with his fame a triae furnished by
the decisive defeats inflicted BY the
Miracle Mans Belllcosc Braves on the
Historic b~attlefeids of Philadelphia
and Boston, General Cornelius McGllli-
cuddy will celebrate his fifty-second
birthday today. II Is a safe bet that
the patriarch of the diamond isn't
" worrying any about the future, in spite
Of the rou of his forces by the Bos.
tcnians and the fact that, for reasons
best known to himself, he has had to
turn loose his trio Of veteran pitchers,
Plank, Bender and COMBS. Mack's
genius lies in the development OF
youngsters, and in Bush, Shawkey,
BrcsSler, Pennock and Wyckoff he has
a staff Of twirlers who may be able to
hold for the Athletics the command
ing position in the American League
which has been theirs for so many
years. Comics machine isn't a total
wreck, even minus Collins.
Cornelius McGillicuddy-but every
man and boy. calls him Connie Mack
born Dec. %, 1862, in East
Brookfeld, Mass. His father. Michael
McGillicuddy, was n native of the EN-.
crald Isle. After ragduatIng from
high school, Connie went to work in n
shoe factory. His father died when
Comic was a lad, and he had to sup
port his mother and a large family of
brothers and sisters. In his infre-
Quent hours OF leisure he played base
ball, and developed into a good catch.
er. At twenty-one he was offered a
job with the Meriden, Conn, club. Th9
next season he was with Hartford,
where his work as q backstop attract
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Rev. o. Dale King and Rev. Feeders,
of the Morgantown Circuit, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. DOMAIN in Mar
lIet street yesterday.
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A dress rehearsal for tho Christmas
entertainment will be held this evening
at s o'clock at the Palatine Baptist
church. The entertainment will be
given on Friday evening.
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3RemarkabIe eVVar sceneo.

A double.sheet colored supplement-
Of war photographs realistic pictures
taken In the European battle zones,
will beienEextra:fe feature ofLtheibigsN New
York SundaysWorld, Jan. {. Asa spe:
Ioiais separate insert ofsthis edition ofi
The sunday World there wilSaIso DO
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ladies, Aid Society.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Dia-
mond Street NJ. e. Church will meet
on Thhursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j. NJ. Prickett in Columbia
street promptly at two O'Clock.
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HelpWanted,

waNifT1Ep-Ffrst class blacksmith. In
dlire OF superintendent, Jamison
coalF& Coax Co, No. 8 Mine, Farm.
ington, w. Va.
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Returned Home

Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Price, who were
married in Petersburg last week, have
returned here to spend the holidays
before going 10 Charleston to reside.
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spERMANENr BUSINESS Men
wanted to sell Little Wonder Case
line Lights. Clean, dignthed
work, profitable from the start.
Men making $4,000 to $500 per
wear. Address Wonder Company,
800 walnut street, Terre Haute.
i I'D 10-16-tt
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FERSFYNFID
.89EA5
IN oNsaseass1NN
Hone Sewing circle.

Misses Maude and Edna Jenkins,
of Diamond street, will entertain the
members of the Hope Sewing Circle
this evening. An enjoyable evening is
anticipated.
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WANTED-LadIes. Make aprons at
nome for wholesale concern. Mater.
iai sent postpaid. Steady work.
send 10 cents silver for pattern and
iuil particulars. Wells Co, BOX 1IG
Fort Madison. Iowa. 1l'1s-lmo
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LosT-A package containing a pair
Of shoes either on East Park avenue
car or between D street and Pitts
burgh avenue. Finder please return
to Fairmont Rubber Stamp or notl.
~ Cons. 649. l2:lS-l4
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Entertain at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cumpston, of East
Park avenue, will entertain at dinner
this evening at six o'clock.
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win Spend christmas Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter, Of
Fairview, will spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carpenter in
Pittsburgh avenue.
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Houses for Rent.

FoR8RENT-A nice modern Eeven
room house at Kelley Place, corner
walnut and Third street; also a fine
broom nat in Kelley building on Wa
ter street, First ward. Inquire of F.
aPEKaIleT lumber Co. 11.16-tf
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LosT-A ladies' open faced gold
watch on suburban car leaving Fair.
mont yesterday at 10 a. m. Initials
engraved E. A. Reward If returned
to this office. l2.sl-3t
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srEE 5.H-1.H-s HaA"H- -NH
ed wide attention. In 1887 he broke
into the big show with Washington.
He remained with the Senators until
1880, when he Joined Buffalo, and, the
Following season. was sold to Pitts.
burgh. From 1894 to 1896 he was man.
ager OF the Pirates, which twice fin.
ished in seventh place under Comics
direction. He left Pittsburgh in 1896
and became manager of the Milwaukee
team, and it was with the Brewers
that he first began to display that man.
agerial genius which has made him
"the saeg Of baseball" In 1900 Ban
johnson launched the American lea
lgue. and Connie was the pilot of the
milwaukee club in the new circuit. The
brewers finished second that annum,
which vas Comics last year as an
active ball player. Since then, as pl.
lot of the Athletics, he has conducted
his campaign from the bench.
In 1901, when the American League
invaded Philadelphia with Connie at
the helm, the Athletics finished fourth.
The next year he grabbed the pennant
of tn infant circuit. IN 1903 his club
fnishd second. and in 1905. In t"t
next four years Comics army finish,
cd fourth. second, sixth and second
respectively. In 1910. 1911, 1918 and
1914 the Mackmen forces were again
pennant winners. By capturing the
sixth American League flag this year,
Connie broke all records for the major
circuits. McGraw COPIED FIVE flags,
for Now York, Frank Selee got five
for Boston, and Adrian Arson five for
Chicago. Ned Hanlon annexed three
pennants for Baltimore and two for
Brooklyn. Charley Comiskey captured
four flags for the St. Louis club OF
the old. American Association and one
for the Chicago Americans.
Many fans believe that the tall tn.
tors days as a leader of worlds cham,
pions are over, but that is a long way
from a safe betting proposition. AT
that. it would help the game If Gun
ming Comics club could be weaken.
ed to the point where the Amrican
Laguc race would be less Of a foregono
conclusion. y
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'LosT-A Gold watch and pin between
1st Ward and Bellyiew, with engray-
ing in front from Mamma to Nutn.
Finder please return to this onice OF
call 7O2.R as the lost article IS q re-
nembrance, a reward will be given 70
the finder If returned. l2IlSl3t
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LosT-saturday night, bunch Of keys,
between Empire Roller Rink and
Standard Garage. Return to West
Virginian office and receive reward.
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Situations Wanted.

WANTED-sewing, plain and fan
cy; rates reasonable. Are also
agent for spirella Corset. Call
Bell phone 487-J, Monrie st. No.
s2s: 1o-1e-tf
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FOR RENT-one modern six-room
house close in. Apply 226 Spring
ST: 11-12-tf
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Miscellaneous
LOST.

Iosr-Gold cum button engraved
with initial "Bp Finder please re-:
turn to West YIrginian Office and
receive reward. 12-l6.3t.
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Rooms for Rent,

FOR FENT-Furnished room for one
InIstwo g1ltlemen. Third floor, . Hays
Building. Telephone 707-J.
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FOR RENT-Eight room house, Be
noni avenue. z room house, Edge
mont. Tetrick's Brokerage & ms.
Co.. both phones. 1O-7-tf
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sF0R- RENT@Five room house, mod.
ern. Located in East Park. Pos
session Dec. q. W. D. Straight, Bird
Floor, Jacobs Bldg. Con. GIL L.
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FOR RENT - one nicely furnished
double front room for rent, 525 og-
den oyenue. Bell phone 5S5-J. 17-tf
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FOR RENT-FpFnisheo rooms with
or without hight housekeeping.
Mrs. Robertson, corner Monroe
andaHigh streets. 7-24-tf
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sEoRsRENT-
Ene Room House corner 25th St, and
Fairmont Ave. Call Consolidated
Phone 17S. 12-11-St,
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EaRsRENT-Two rooms for rent for
light mouse keeping or two furn,
isIieds rooms for rent. Apply to SO
ynasmond St, Mrs TUCKER. 12-16-3t
aFoR4RENT-one room, with or with
outslfght house keeping. Apply Mrs.
N. I.Caidara, 5t4 Ogden Ave.
12-15-tf
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Excelsior

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Schultis and daugh-
ter, Ruth, spent the week end with
their daughter Mrs Nelson Brice near
Kilbourn
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gemmill made a
business trip to Madison last Wednes-
day.
Mr. Hirnis on the SICK list, Dr. Hum
mel attends MIN.
The Misses Hester Knowles and Ruby
Hoefer are at their respective homes,
after completing the course at the Co.
Normal.
Mrs. Will Hahn and children visited
her sister Mrs. Louis Winnie and fam
lily and other friends in Baraboo sever
al days recently.
Mr.. Lyman Montgomery is seriously
i'll.
The storm of last week did much dam
age for nearly every one in this locality.
Herman Zarske was visiting friends
here this afternoon.
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South DeItOn

Misses Ruth Searle and Pansy Miller
have received their diplomas.
Clark Holt of Baraboo was out to his
farm last Saturday and Sunday putting
in new windows in his house as the
storm of last week blew two out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Crawford enter.
tanned his sister and husband, Mr.. al c
Mrs. Leggett, of Portage last Sunday
Miss Jennie Searle attended the
alumni luncheon given by the Reedsburg
training school last Friday.
Mrs. Carl Lamberton and daughter,
Opal, of Webster's Prairie, and Mrs.
Clarence Bayles, Merrimack, visited at
the home of their father recently.
Miss Mabel Casdorf is visiting with
her sister at Grand Rapids until
after the Fourth.
Mrs. Anna Barber and her sister,
Mrs. P. E. Waddell, and family ard
Miss Grace Barker have returned home
from Wausau where they spent the past
week at the S. D. A camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Bsyles and family
and his sister, Mrs. Eva Peterson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mather and
daughter, Dorothy, all of Baraboo,
mOtored out to Mrs. Cratsenburg's last
Wednesday in the formers auto.
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SumptGr

Those who attended the Johnson Hill
wedding in Baraboo on June II were
Messrs Stephen Promo, G. l. Pobjoy,
Julius Steidtmann, ]. L. Hill, VIM.
Jenewein, L. 0. Kindschi, Kenneth
Promo, Walter, Kindschi, Alfred Wag-
ner, Frank Bass, R. ]. Hoover, Andrew
Gruber and families, Mr.. and Mrs. E..
D. King and Mrs. Roy Kindschi.
]. L.Hill and family, Kenneth Promo,
wife and daughter, Alfred Wagner and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kindschi
attended picnic at Lodi Thursday.
G. 1. Pobjoy and wife, VIM. Jene-
vein, wife and daughter, L. o. Kind
schi and family and Albert Myers, wife
and son went to Adams county Tuesday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Golden anC
family. They expect to return Thurs
day. The trip will be made with F. j
Pobjoy and L. o. Kindschi's autos.
Lyman Kindschi is having a bar,
built.
Roy Kindschi is having a silo put up
Roy Hoover is building a machine
house.
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Sa1duSky

Mrs. j. B. Powell spent couple o
days the past week with her father Mr.
Salesberry.
Mae Laing returned home Monday
from the Reedsburg Training school
where she has graduated. She will
teach the coming year near Baraboo.
Mrs Carrie Weitzel entertained the
Club Tuesday. The next meet
ng will be with Mrs Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Weitzel of Lime
Ridge spent Saturday evening with the
j. B. Powell family.
Born to M. and Mrs. Ben Brant
June 18th a son.
Miss Mary Croal was a Reedsburg
caller Saturday.
Alta ard Bruce Hart drove to Won,
ewoc Saturday to spend few days.
Lime Ridge will celebrate the 4th
this year.
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South Fairfield

The Helpers Union will meet with Mrs.
G. Henry of Baraboo Wednesday July
9Th for dinner. Notice change of meals
Miss AugustaJoh who is employe
at Madison enjoyed weeks vacation
recently with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence johnson has re turned.
Mrs. Lynn Schultz and son of Rice
Lake who visited at tho home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence John
son have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrow and family of
East Fairfield spec Sunday at the Geo
Schneider home.
Ed. Thomas has the foundation made
for a new barn.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Attridge Saturday when Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Cowles and cousins of st. Paul
drove to their home with ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sells of North
Freedom spent the week with relatives.
Mrs. c.. A Deadman and son Byron
of Madison, spent few days at the A.
Zeigler home. Master Byron still re-
mains for moreI extended visit.
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wrapped them around the lamp on the
dining room table breaking the chimney
John Marquardt had one year ole
colt killed by lightning.
Eben Toole and family have moved
to Madison.
Miss Emma Harberslaven of Reeds
burg is visiting at John Hamburg's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill of Sarons
visited at the home of his brother H
A. Hill.
Mr.. Heron and helper are making
cement blocks for silo on the Hill
farm. They will also put one up where
Walter Pierce lives.
The Misses Lena and Esther Alvin
went to Reedsburg Friday to attend
the commencement exercises at the
training school.
w. A. Toole now rides in a Ford
automobile purchased recently.
Mrs. C. Kindschi and children OF
Madison are visiting at the Smith home.
Almost every auto that Travelled on
the west road Sunday got stuck in the
mud holes near the WEIGH home. We
are hoping for dry spell SO they may
be finished before long.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Welch and son,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Cahoon and
son went to Briggsville recently.
Dwight Welch took Sam WEIGH, M.
Hoover, Roy Hoover and Lloyd Welch
fishing to Briggsville.
) H. Hill and son, Glen, and Bud Ca
boon fished at the lake Thurday night
where they had some big bites.
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AFRICAN DAIRYMEN
TO VISIT WISCONSIN
Badger State Cream Has
Wide Reputation.

Milwaukee, June 1.-THE fame OF
Wisconsin as a dairying state shines
as bright as a star in the Milky Way
And Wisconsin's fame in the milky
way has been blazed even through the
darkness of darkest Africa.
Fifty-five South African dairymen
and farmers heard of it, because the
report that Wisconsin has the cream
CT American dairy cattle spread far
abroad And now those African dairy.
men are skimming their way across
The seas to come and see the Wiscon.
sin dairies fer themselves.
The party is in charge OF Johannes
Adrian, member of the parliament OF
the Union of South Africa. After visit.
ing all parts of the British Isles AND
Holland the South Africans will sail
ION Liverpool to make an extensive
tour of Canada and the United States
where they will came to study Wiscon.
sin dairy methods.
They will get ideas on grain raising
in the western provinces of Canada
and in Minnesota, in Chicago they are
to inspect the stock yards, and will
end their trip with visit of inspection
to the department Of agriculture in
Washington. Some of the farmers in
tend to remain in the United States
for some time to study fruit farming
III California.
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Carr Valley

Twenty of Eva Molls little playmate:
gathered Tuesday afternoon to help
celebrate her eighth birthday. Games
were played and ice cream and cake
were served. About 5 o'clock all de-
parted for their home wishing her many
happy returns of the day.
Miss Edith Miller and niece, Ine2
Marshall visited recently with Uncle
Jimmie Moyse in Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Smith and chill
dren were callers at the Mart Hanzlik
home in Cazenovia Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Moll Sundayed
at Lloyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gasser drove to
Reedsburg Monday.
William Burgess is working for Jabse
Marshall.
Little Sarah Gasser is staying at the
home of her brother, Eugene Gasser
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Caledonia

Little Helen Kopplin of Portage is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Schmidt.
News was received of the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel COLI
of Darfur, MINI. Mrs. COLI was form
erly Miss Elsie Anacher of this neigh
borhood.
Ed Steward of Dekorra spent Sunday
with Mrs. J. w. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and
son, Gilbert of Milwaukee, are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lang
becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Anacher and
family spent Sunday with the former s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anacher.
Mrs. Guy Austin and daughter, Verna,
of Pardeeville are visiting this week
with her sister, Mrs. Louis Prescott
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KirkWOOd

The Kirkwood Agricultural society
enjoyed the ice cream, strawberry
and cake festival at the home OF
Wichern Brothers on Tuesday evening.
Supper was served on their lawn and
a grand time was had there being
about sixty in attendance.
Lorene Minerva, the eight pound IN
| FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ROllo
Harrison, who came to grace the house
hold on Sunday morning, June 21st
doing we'll and nicely as is also the
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Arnold of Messina,
Iowa, are spending few days visiting
relatives here at John Paddock s, John
Brenner's and Leonard Roser's.
Fred Wichern and his sister, Hazel of
Barron are visiting relatives in and
about Baraboo and have spent several
days at the home of Wichern Brothers
recently.
John Paddock and son, Fred, and Mrs.
Robert Koenig and daughter, Anna, re-
Gently returned home from the state
D. A. camp meeting held in Wausau
during the past two weeks.
Howard Randall is spending Monday,
June 3d. his 18th birthday anniversary
at ValleysView with his brother, Floyd.
Hazel Springer and Carl Nitzel of
Webster's Prairie called at the Joe
Bisch' recen thy.
Jack and John Brainbridge, uncle
and nephew, of Ableman were enter
tanned at Nj. Bisch's Sunday.
James Sproul of North Freedom at
tended the golden wedding anniversary
at the j. Bremen home Sunday.
Mrs. Beardsley and Mayme Weiden-
kopf returned to their homes in the city
Sunday after two weeks spent at the
Guy Weikenkopf home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Conan of the
city spent Saturday at NJ. Bisch's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harris and CHI ildrcn
dined with Mrs. Foresat Turton in the
city Sunday.
Miss Rose Bisch returned Wednes-
day from two days visit in the city
The family of Wickern Bros. spent
Sunday in the city with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs George Briscoe of Vino
ma recently visited at the Chas. Adams
John Paddock, and John Bremen homes
Kenneth Blanchett of Adams who has
been attending school at Beaver D am
came Tuesday to spend some time visit
ing J. H. Harris on his farm.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Voll of North
Freedom spent Sunday at Charles
Randall's
Sunday callers at M. Bisch's were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Koepp and brother
Louie Koepp of Ableman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edd Gellmar and Ameil Feltz and fam
lily of Baraboo.
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East Lin Gridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Beckwith
from Waterloo, Iowa came home Sat
urday to make their home in this vic
Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hainstock and
four children, Frank Beckwitf, the
Misses Dora Bedtke and Delma Far
Der were Sunday callers at the Herb
L. Smith home.
Miss Mamie Thistle from Lodi spent
a few days at the home of her friend,
MRS. Frank Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rotzoll and her
sister called at the Ben Tempt inhome
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Mason spent
over Sunday with his brother.
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mGrrimaCk

Mrs. Pilley and son of Baraboo were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Gallus.
Marshall Wood of Necedah was a re-
cent guest of DR.. and Mrs. Martin.
Miss Jennie Searle of South Delton
was arecent guest of Mrs. W. O'Keefe.
Miss Selma Gross attended U. w.
commencement at Madison.
James Fitzsimmons and Daniel Stoner
are building new residences. Herman
and Edward Burkhart and c.. Wendt
are making modern improvements on
their residences.
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Plain

Mrs. Ed. Fronk and children of Mil
waukee are guests at the home of Mrs.
Fronk's mother Mrs. Bauer.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Mach
"einer Thursday, June Is, son.
Alvin Bettinger of Prairie du Chen
is visiting relatives here.
Josephine Beck of Madison is spending
her vacation with her grandmother.
Mrs. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mick and children
and Miss Faul of Spring Green called
on relatives and friends Sunday.
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FL. field

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet with Mrs. F. Cobleigf
at Websters Prairie, Tuesday afternoon,
July z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Hackett and
daughters, Mrs. DR.. Cramer and Miss
Ferne Hackett, and Mr. and Mrs. R.
b. Maloney and son, Richard, were
welcome guests at the old Luce home
on Friday. Mrs. Cramer will return to
her home in Owasso, Mich, this week.
Mrs. Eissman, nee Agnes Wing,
visited Fairfield friends recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned VanKoughnut and
two children of Minneapolis are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Luce.
Ray Thomas spent Friday rusticating
in the county.
Notwithstanding the losses by the re-
cent cyclone Fairfield shows many
signs of prosperity: S. H. Burton has
a fine new barn nearing completion;
Ralph Plummer has his farm complete
ly inclosed by woven wire fence; l..
Turner has built two barns within the
last year or two. which are waiting to
receive his immense hay crop ripe for
the harvest but waiting for the June
sunshine; Riley Martiny has dry house
built within the last year, also new
residence which is daily growing be-
meath the touch of expert workmen,
promising to surpass anything on River
street for size; John Lee has built
fine barn this summer.
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Greenfield

This is very poor weather. Farmers
who have cut hay have been unable to
haul much in on account of so much rain.
Miss Edith Bliven spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Herman
Meyer.
Mr.. VIM. Niebuhr of Baraboo has been
busy plastering August Kurtz's new
house
Miss Kaufin of Barahoo has been
busy sewing for Mrs. Lawrence John
son the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ionic Bliven and chi
dren, from near Reedsburg spent Satur
day evening and Sunday at the Herman
Meyer home.
Miss Lillian Kreuger of Moline, Ill.
is here for a visit with her mother ano
other relatives.
There was a barn dance given at
Frank Kasorf the 25th and one al
Andrew Kindschi's last evening. A
good time was reported at both places