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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-11

THE golfing clan has answered the
first call OF spring and the van
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-11

Sport. Editorial @
Classified Section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-11
Southwestern Sport Gossip

TITLE Balmorhea and Pecos high
school basketball teams have just
- finished a most interesting and
exciting series The Balmorhea team
has been equipped with new uniforms
that are said 10 be very attractive.
The baseball fans OF the Warren dis
trict. near Bisbee, Ariz. are organizing
a good ball team Among the players
out are Baugh and Bonidies. last years
pitchers; Legge, last years catcher;
Jenck. a catcher from Denver; Jack
Garrett. a third baseman and Massey. a
utility man
The Bisbee Grays Will play the Uni
iversity OF Honolulu baseball team on
March "a The Grays are long on
optimism in talking OF this game and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-11

nucleus for a good team and N ami IS
likely 10 be heard from.
Warren District Country club de-
feated Douglas Country club in the
first interclub tennis match OF the sea
son games TO 2. William A. Larned.
former national champion, was among
the spectators and. after the match, he
played an exhibition game Several i'm
pOrtant matches and tournaments have
been arranged at Douglas for the near
future.
The Nth infantry baseball team at
Douglas, Ariz-, is trying TO arrange
game with one OF the Douglas teams.
The ninth cavalry took the baseball
team Of the 11th infantry into camp az
Douglas on sunday, 10 to s. Scott. the
cavalry pitcher. tWirled nice game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-11

WELSH AND RITCHIE READY.
New York, March 11-Freddie Welsh.
lightweight champion Of the world. and
Willie Richie former champion, who
viii meet here tonight in a 10 round
match. have finished their training and
are said to be in excellent condition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-11
VENICE TEAM AGAIN
WINS FROM WHITE SOT

san Diego. Calf. March 11.-By win
ming Wednesdays game. TO 3. the
Venice Coast league team made il two
out Of three against the Chicago Ameri-
cans.
Score. p H f.
venice zee. s.-...s-- ----.-s.-b L
NA-AIdE0 - q
Batteries; Venice. Henley. Hit.
Piercy and Spencer. Mite. Bliss. Chi
cago, Russell, kelpher and Mayer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-26

gntlasen ssssuG Der bus Msit.
gefutt bat. Sic Grobgef4porsnen
baben orei lnilasen srboben.
Die9ribseporfq qrojees
tile GompaHD. Qtls "a Dor einem
Sabre notbpsnbia erf4ieH, bic aiefsr'
lingsu fir ariessmateriaI an bic glls
liirisu su otrlansiamsn. purbs burun
sebadt Babriien uHb WateriaI aufSus
iaufen. Sds errpies ii9 aIs unTogs
lid, uno bssbalb srtbeiIte bic beutihe
Resisruna eigtr usu sebilbeieu 0eislir
ifaft, Der gribseport proieetile Cons
pam in Bridgeport, CONT, einsH gro'
zen eluftraa auf 91rtiuerieseiHofs.
Die Girma baute cine sana nsie ia.
brit unb ri9tsie iie DoIlftGnbis mad
bsufdemllufter unb Spftem siu. Jns
BEN lie ale srrsi4barsn Wai4iuen sur
Seriteaunq bon @ranaten unn
Sdrappnsll auftaufts erf4psrte fis
anberen 5abriianien bic Jabritation
Don geidoifen ainb pers0strts bertn
2isfrunsen. Die 8Ols.n biier 5anbs
lunespeiie baben iid auf ben
SdIadtftlb.rn in europa, uamentIih
in Rublanb, in beuiliditsr Wsiie &c.
s.ist. Die Gabri. III bi. mobernite
unb am beiten aisaeriiiiste In 9lmerita
sefporbn. sic madt iebt glrtherissss
i9offe fir bic ameritanii9e Rssiss
rilna iotpobl als fir Spanisn unb
9euti6lanb. Sn iur5er 3eit miro
Tie nit ber 5abritoticn DON aanonnen
beginner. Den beittn 9epsis fiji ben
fob,n Wsrt6. ben lie fir bic Sd9s
Dsitidlanbs bat, lisfsrt bic 5hotia.
DE, bab amerituniife Giuan5lsuts, bic
fir bic @lliirisn lisfsrn, allies W0g,
Iid3e setban unb Risfsnfummsn ssbo'
ten babsn, Inn bic acntroIIs iiber bic
isdbrit su srlanssn. Tas III perssb'
lid getpefsn, bsnn es iinb @ortehrun-
gen aetroffen iporben, bamit bic 9oa'
troIle bauernb in ben Sdnbsu bleibt,
bsnsn bic gefeIIf@af! ibrs GHiIsshuns
ptrbartt.
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MIR Sas Gineeitdnonis Der poaigcn
gtieocrlaee: Die Gmiiiion Der gluleibe
ielbit lit ,taniIid In glinerifa offell.
Ear Gin ifperer WiberfoIu gapeiet
bas EiibIitilm bat iih an ibr mir mi.
5ureibcnb bctbeiligt, Die glllIcibe lit
Desbulb, gang nod benz @aiiter Der
,ngIiid)elt innercit SsriegsdilleibeI,
i1uea inter ber gnliiiionsfurs poil
9S siroS. 9eilntfen, IN ben lesten IA.
gen iiannte llian fd)on Iief!iirie bis
berunter 81 961a! england fam
aber porIGilfi9 in glmerifa gar feline
S,rcite slnleibe aiifnebnirn. eS miro
resbalb periirlltblih rcrilid)en. ipicber
auf fir5iriitiae Ned)ic! bel fen arnc.
rifdniid,en ganfcn an bergen. g!bcr
iYiepieI f0irnen bic buuon auinclnen
itno ipie Innae icl oas reidcn2
Ssest ieblt unS nod eills: baB NAM
lin oas perbiinbete Gublmtb enblih
GnaIdnb jlpinac, linn hit 9rcbe lang.
iriitiee glnIeibe 3u papdbren, Die es
s6on 10 Ianee braildDt. @ir hoiien
mirflidl. bob Der riiiiiite Siitan3ni.
ritter nidt ernriibet, bis or Dicies
3iel erreift bat. sSiir gralnnos
ipirtbItniiIide 1ieberlase miro ient
@rfoIg ein ,peiterer, pit,trger Sf)ritt
icin.
geiieselt 1T bieie gfieoerlage idon
Ielite. limb oeraoe ipeiI GnaInno ben
StrieJ gegen uns in eritcr 0ieibe init
Sen aRitteIn bes Observation-Disclosures
iiibrt, Siirfen mir bns nit StcId be-.
tcnen: gilaIaitb bot ,nls tpirtbiGaft.
lid nidJt 3u bctp1Itiocn perntodt, i'm
@seentbeil, es icIbft bot eriabren
;.:iiiicil, bab es i'm 9finacn Der ipirtb.
lduftlitpn arGfte gclitiGlano &c.
0eniiber Der GftpGd)ere it, @ir Dir.
len ipirfIi6 bas @ort Oes engliifen
Sorbs 70 pariieren: iperu Dem engli.
itrn 8oIfe nidt Der geritar1o fonlnit,
iieucrt gneIonb icinem ganferott sit
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Der ameritaniide @erbanb bate su
bieiem .3tpede einsn beionberen Be-
tras 5ugeiteueri. Die frans0iiiden
9rausreiarbeiter iDaren 1914 auf bsm
bsiiti9en @erbanbstage burd sinsn
OsIegirten pertrften.
gu fart ptrbeirdtbet.
Gin Snftbefebl tpurbe in Gouib genb,
Jnb., gegen ben pripatbei.itib Jobn
8. Auilbot erlaiien Der friibr bort
i'm 4uftrase eiiies pdiiorenpereins Die
Saiierb0blsn austunoi1aftste unb Sci
Der gelesenbsit nit Der dItliHen, aber
reiaen Wittipe Jrdu Wlarion Ulillsr
befannt ipurbs. 2lu4 iie brahte BEN
aampf Der paitorsn sesen bic Unfit
Iiateit sin reyes SntsreiIe sntssasn.
Ius bsr9etonntidnit ipurbe cine Ssis
tatb uub cine unsliidIihe Gbs. Tis
Sebn Sabre dliert lrai ipurbs ibrsr
Sebauptung mad ME cine @efansene
aebalien iinb burfte NIT Risnidnb Dtr,
iebren. gm ihlimmiien aber mar. bab
iie bem Wann ibre game ,5dbe iibsrs
antipprtsn mubts. sic bdHulbist
ibn, ibr @erm5ssn i'm Meribe bon
$4,000 ipiberredtlih an ii1 esbra6t
au babsn. Snapif6en III cine anbers
Mittpe, 5rdu Sobn Drebbad aus Gi.
Sofspb. SIs.. alifettauht uHb srsGbIt
cine dhnIide asibensseIdidte. Man
perfi9trt, QuiIHoi babe ss drf bic
DsrmSssnben. dItIidxn Wittptn abses
isbsn unb ihon fisbsn Daal bsiraibss
iuitiss aIte Trnuen ilnsliidlih ssmaht.
Gs f1psbsn anotblih NOD srnisrs
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ben Slid. saar gang IetIe, Isile tam
mir BON ben aippen bas gBort
.RIeiner!"
Damn mubte id .pieber reiten, fort
bur9 bic Radt. 8efebIe au boIsn fir
ben tommenSsn Sag, fit nsuen aumpf
unb neuen Sisg
9flf benz Sobtenbiisel BON Nobres
itebt elm Dsntftidl, ben @efallen.n ies
ner admpfe gum geoddtnib unb uns
sur Mabnuns. 9u9 81 Deinem @e>
bddtnib, 2leinei. auh Dir gum
0ant, Du fredtr. scIbicnniser Benz
gel, Ou -, Geutndnt Du!
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geruirhtunsstampfes gesen

9ernichiunsstampies gesen has
Deuifhtbum.
Der beutidrn Sodidule 1T iebt
porldufis Der @araus semadt iporben,
unb es erfdeint ungetpib. ipie lange
nod bic ibr seb0renpe fcltene 8iblios
tbei, bic I'M bic Miitte bss IL. Sabrz
bunberts entftanben lit, ibren anses
itammten plab arf bem Dombere in
Der 8irhe ct. 0ionpS bebauptsn
lpirb.
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Gin mooerner mattsnidn.

Batter iraete ber fIelne Jriy.
,gIaubit 9u onb bic Ratten Dem
@anm in Der @eiaidie ipirtIit ole
nadgeIaufen iinS, aIs er ieias Ficife
bIies2
a@nriim nidt, mein Sunee2@ Ian.
tete bic 2(ntiport, Id fennc cinen
Mann, Der bic Sl5te bIdft, onb nIle
Sunbs in Der Na9burfdaft sn htilsn
iiao al ser aette au 5errea anfuit.
gen.
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aSnnte fbm paiisH

Suber (3im Qlr3t, Ger ibm aocHnl
beridrieben): Dos Tsanfl III s,;f.
Serr DoftorI Diirft ih net higlid n
GlaIGel DOH einnebuisnSs
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Wdb6sn fllr ongeIiaHe SausdrbtIf. 0ufer
eetn. 252 QbtTan aeerins. pbrne eeou
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gerIanst--@eibIidj.

Ctutfoss Rdb@sn fnr fso4eu uns mn
BET ber ecuearbeii Gu belfen. ReieIeuseu
eetionet slebui Gcilec Qar. 1897 G1abifon
gtoab. Jdbreelb besnblt tpj
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sOSes anssisen.
ubenbB tltr.
Wiaiam 6. Gnbcbrud,

wleriel. I'm alter bon 30 Sabreff 9ceroigiina
ON 6reital. beg 28. globsirber 1915, 9d6niits
iaes lfbr. bonn 1rarerbaiIfe. 30, ii2t
eirooe asenue. Gib'9tcrlpcoo, O., diis ntIe Ut
prioaf 25,2o
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gutss Ssatf&es Tab6en fit az.
gsmtins caisarbs.i. 1908 9ins ettabe
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3n permieilen-Sdnier.


lib Tanton Gir.-Snne nit aIleu ben
ueneifen Qturintuneen: etSbt GementsDarb;
fir oeer SaiHilstn. 2o-2e'
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3n observation-disclosures.
g2erIanat-@GnnIid.

manner. nm bas garbler.0ef8dn na1
benz einsigeH Epiism per g9elf gu srlerHeH,
iueI6es Belt erfpnrt unb Gie iiir Gielunsen
potbereiiei, bic gaerib baten; eotR pdbterb
bee efrnens. cpre6i boz chez i@reibt
mlcIsr gGrbsr College. Giusirnaii. g.
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gepierunss-Nnifeannaen.

MISUNDERSTANDING often ilr NdHner
unb rtausn. 9auisn5e bon ernennungen ilus
In nusIltt cite fur unfieuunaeu trtt
Grnnl!n 9uiiiiuit. 9esi 10. Re1efier. y. D.
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81 d b Ten for Sausarbeit pnb Eaai&sn In et
rer GniHilie bon sipei DerfpHsn. EsItroit
GIais, 30. Rilfsn apenus, GSonbaIe
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@ab4su fit aoSsn easSItae. l2. uus
Gin Gtrnbs.
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Etip Tsntni Grlitee Qfinifen-elebtnis unb
art: giatieH eema8f CffsR $50 bis o.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
aeentieId

The Hum of the threshing machine
can be heard in this vicinity.
Thomas O'Neil in company with Gr.
and Mrs. Ed Du Bots drove to Portage
Sunday to spend the day.
Mr.. Goette from Merrimack spent
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
with his daughter. Mrs. Otto Koerth.
Mrs. Fred Putt spent Sunday with
her sister, Huldah Riegler, at a Bara-
boo hospital where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis few days
ago.
Mat Griffith and sister, Estella, are
staying in Baraboo this week.
Mrs. Chas. Waddell and three child
rem, Mrs. Gilbert Johnson, from Adams
and Mrs, George Kasdorf and little son
from Merrimack spent several days at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Otto Koerth
the past week
Miss Fitzimmons is employed at the
Herman Putt home, Mrs. Putt is laid
up with sore limb caused by bursting
a blood vessel
Miss Emma Kujath is spending this
week visiting friends at Beaver Dam.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
Walton

o. w. Shore purchased a car
the past week.
James and Ray McClossen of Wsusau
came to w. W. Mortimers Saturday
morning in their auto and returned Sun
day They were accompanied home by
Misses Ina Martin and Goldie Short
who had been guests of friends.
Leota Carpenter entertained Ina Mar
Collin, die Short and Ray and James
McClossen of Wausau at Supper Satur-
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Holdernsn visi-
ted at the home of their son, Will. near
HilIsboro the end of the week.
Spencer and Guerdon Mortimer,
George Mash, Fred Good, Bernice Has
kin, Mira Jordon, Goldie Shortt, Ina
Martin, Florence Beier and Edna Hut
chins spent Thursday at the Dells,,
Mrs. Annie Thompson is on the sick
list.
Agnes Jardot, who has been ill for
some time, is not much better.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Josie Lee Peterson
near Cazenovia Friday. Mrs. Peterson
died Wednesday after short illness.
Mr. and Mrs r. N Hendricks and
Iona Mortimer visited relatives at
Reedsburg over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Mayo spent a few days
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Brooks of Union Center, who was I'LL.
MIR. and Mrs Chester Wakeman of
Viroqua came Saturday to visit Mrs.
Wakeman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Good and other relatives.
Rev. Spencer Haskin of st. Louis,
No. preached at the Friends church
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Mortimer, daugh-
ter, Doris, Eva Carpenter and Hattie
Smith were Cazenovia shoppers We'd
nesday. While there Mrs. Mortimer and
Miss Smith called on Mrs. M Morten-
son who is ILL.,
Rev. and Mrs. Spencer Haskin, two
daughters and Lucy Mortimer visited
relatives in Wonewoc part of last week.
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Plain
~
ing quality.

Bora to MIR. and Mrs. Albert Thering
9 son, Aug. 10.
A number of families attended the
picnic at Loretta Sunday.
After a two weeks visit with rela-
tives here, Charles Schnoes returned to
Chicago Saturday.
Miss Grace BrechtI left Sunday for
Milwaukee for a week g stay with her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs John
Weitzer.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hilenbrand
have located in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Pearse Cramer left Wednesday
for Wausau wnere she will visit her
son, Milburt, and family.
Miss Margaret Ferstl of Chicago is
spending her vacation at the parental
Home
The barbecue held here for the bere-
fit of St. Luke's church was largely
attended. Good music was furnished
by the Leland band.
Messrs. Blumberg and Hening of
Sank City have installed a moving pic
ture outfit in VIM. Raeschlein's store.
The first show will be given Aug. LIS on
The European War.
Mrs. George Lins and children Of
Hyland are guests at the home of her
father, VIM Volk.
Miss Carrie TRIUMPH of Reedsburg
stopped off at Plain for a visit with
friends Tuesday and Wednesday and
spent the remainder of the week with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Hutter. in Spring
Green.
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Tuesday

Mrs. Emmanuel L. Philip, daughter,
Miss Josephine, and son, Cyrus, are at
the executive residence and will be in
the city until Friday. Mrs Philip
goes to Reedsburg today for brief
visit Now that the Legislature has ad-
journed Mrs. Philip and the children
will spend more time with the Cover
nor here. Madison Democrat.
During the electric storm Monday
afternoon the barn on the farm of John
Brilliot near North Freedom was
struck; hole was torn in the roof and
general damage resulted. A four
year old colt, which was standing in
the building, was stunned. This same
barn was struck in another place in one
of last year s storms
The Bellows family enjoyed areunion
at the home of Ed. Bellows on the Bar
aboo Bluffs last week. The family is
well known here; Solomon Bellows, the
father, Having come here from the east
when the country was new. Those
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South Fairfield

The Helpers Union will meet with
Mrs. Arthur Attrldge August %.
Mrs. James D. johnson returned to
her home in Madison after visit at the
Oscar Schultz home and other relatives
around Baraboo for three weeks.
Mrs. August Ziegler is visiting her
son, Otto. and wife near Valley juno
ton.
There will be no Sunday school or
preaching services at the A. G. church
Aug. % and 20 as the pastor, Rev.
Coontz, is away on vacation.
The following families from this
vicinity spent Sunday at Devils Lake ::
Robert Malloy, Gill Henry, Albert
Barstow and Nelson Teel.
Miss Ethel Frazier of La Vale spent
some time with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Beardsley, recently.
Victor Sells of North Freedom was
guest at the home of his uncle, Gus
Sells, Sunday.
Theice cream social given by the
Helpers Union at the home of Tom
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of Madison who has been visiting with
her mother.
Mrs. Emily FaskIng of Chicago ar
rived in the city Saturday .evening for
visit with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Meyer.
Arthur Hutter returned from Spring
Green Friday after a six weeks stay
with relatives.
Mrs. Andrew and son, Waldo of Mil
waukee and John Sprecher and family
of Madison attended the Sprecher re-
union at Black Hawk, also visited rel
atives in the city.
Fred Meyer and family left Saturday
for several weeks outing at Lake
Mills. The Rev. Sam Erffmeyer family
will also join them.
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Mrs. Fred Peters and daughter, Paul.
me, of Reedsburg, have been guests al
the home of Mrs, Peters sister, Mrs.
! Frank Prime. Mrs. Prime and Mrs.
Peters visited relative who is at the
hospital at Mendoza today.
Miss Marian Goddard has completed
the work of the Commercial course OF
the state normal school at Whitewater
and is at her parents home in Baraboo
for few weeks. She will have charge
of the commercial work in the high
school at Algoma the coming year.
Today lively band of gypsies ar
rived in town and as usual the women
started on fortune telling campaign.
About this time Chief of Police S. A.
Pelton came along and told them the
best fortune would be for them to get
out of town The wheels of the wagon
then began to turn.
DR.. G. w. Snyder has returned from
his vacation trip to Gibson City, LII.
Mrs Snyder and son will return soon.
Or. Snyder says that wheat in places
in Illinois is yielding 45 bushels to tbs
acre and oats as high az lie bushels.
Crops of all kinds are abundant and
fruit is excellent.
A. Dixon, daughter, Miss Wayne
Dixon, Mrs. Frank Richards and
son, Glen, accompanied by Attorney
Daniel Ruggles have just completed a
trip by auto to Clark county where
they have land interests. All of the
party with the exception of Miss Dix
on returned home yesterday. They re-
port the crops in Adams county, espe-
eially the corn, looking remarkably
good.
Professor Upham of Whitewater has
gone to Lacrosse af ter visit at the
home of Lieutenant Governor and Mrs.
E. F. Dithmar. Mrs. Ella Foskett of
Worcester, Mass, is guest at the
Dithmar home and will journey to the
east soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Upham and
Mrs. FOskett have recently returned
from a trip to the expositions and the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. Nellie Sumner Terry, who is
conducting concerts this summer,is de-
sirous of giving one here under the
auspices of one of the Ladies clubs of
Baraboo. Mrs. Terry will be remem-
bered by some of the older residents as
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sumner who conducted the Warren
hotel years ago. 1t was then known
as the Sumner House, She now re-
sides at Grand Haven, Michigan, and a
synopsis Of the concerts she is giving
would Indicate that they are of pleas
ing quality.
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North De|Iona and Lyn1n

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hawalleck have
been entertaining relatives from Bara-
boo the past week.
Floyd Vickers has gone to work on
the Reynolds and Charley threshing
on tfit.
Miss Grace Halves is attending
Teachers Institute at Reedsburg this
week.
Mrs. C.. c. Guernsey, Des Moines,
Iowa, died Sunday, August 9Th, from
the effects of an operation and was
buried Wednesday at Marshall, MINI.
Mrs. Guernsey was daughter of Mrs
Jane Wherry and a sister of George
Eakins and Mrs. VIM. Scott of this
place.
Miss Beth Scribbins of New Lisbon
visited friends in this vicinity last
week.
George Eakins visited at the VIM.
Scott home Sunday.
Miss Rose Robinson of Mansion hos
pital spent few days recently at the
George Eakins home.
J. Willis and Will Bates are cutting
hay on the Burgess farm near Kill
bourn.
Mrs. M. Barton called on Mrs. Jane
Wherry one day last week.
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who attended included Miss Ada Bel
lows, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bellows and
son. Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan P.
Bellows, Anoka, Minnesota, Miss Olive
Bellows, Milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollo Bellows, Prairie du Sac
During the storm Monday forenoon,
lightning struck the dwelling of Mrs.
Anna Widrig, Edgewater Place at Por-
tage but did not set it afire. Mrs Wild
rig was standing on the screened porch
when the bolt descended. 1t passed with
n q few feet of her, and yet she was not
shocked momentarily startled.
The bolt burned stable hole into the
wall of the house. and then seemed to
explode inside, within few feet of
Mrs Walter Grab am, daughter of
Mrs. Widrig. She too fortunately es-
capped harm. One shot of the fluid pass
ed up through the ceiling of the room
knocking off plaster and paper. What
became of it then nobody could discov-
er. There seemed to be no trace of the
bolt leaving the house in any direction.
The'damage to the house was not great.
The Yacht Major of Portage took q
party of eighteen down the Wisconsin
river Sunday to Sank City. George
Clemmons piloted the boat through
without hitch. The party returning
left Sank City about 400 p. m. arriving
in Portage about 9 o'clock Sunday
night. The water in the Wisconsin is
better for boating since the building Of
Prairie du Sac dam and it is very prob
able that an excursion boat of ample
size will be plying the river between
Portage and Sank City next season. A
number of Portage parties will build
cottages along the river for sum-
mer use so that they can be reached
conveniently by either auto or boat
route. The boat was locked through
the dam and the visitors had dinner at
Sank City. At the dam the party was
told the fall would be made five or six
feet higher. backing the water to the
mouth of the Baraboo river.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
GIenViIIe

Mrs. Minerva Hall is visiting at the
homes of Owen Edwards and David
Rogers
Mrs. Otto Siewert of Grand Rapids,
Wis, are guests at the homes of her
sister, Mrs. Elijah Hardy and brother,
j. u. Lucht.
The Dorcas Society will meet Aug
ust 26th with Mrs S. S. Pearson for
supper
Miss Susie Rogers of Oklahoma is en-.
5oying her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Rumpf anC
family of South Bend, Ind, are visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs John. Rumpf Mrs.
Rumpf mother of the Messrs. Rump
it also WI th them.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
Maple Hill

DR.. N. Forester was called again yes
terday to care for Alfred Ladd's horse
that got hurt some time ago.
Mrs Dayno of Tomah and sister,
Mrs. Bighard and daughter Grace, of
Freedom were callers at the Don Wy
man home Sunday.
Mrs. P. ]. Starr and son, Ray, OF
Grand Rapids, Wis.,, spent the latter
part of the week at the home of her
brother, ]. E. Walsh.
Miss Ella Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schroeder and Mr.. Townsen all of
Reedsburg were callers at the J. E.
Walsh home Sunday.
Miss Sara Albers went to Madison
Friday.
Mrs. Davidson has gone to spend
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
John Cummings near Baraboo.
Clarence Page of Sumpter spent San
day at home
Nathan Bliven. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sullivan and family attended reunion
at the John Rooney home Sunday in
honor of Mr.. Rooney's birthday.
Miss Magdaline Duncan of Huron,
S. D., Misses Eva and Mollie Norton
of Providence r. l., and Misses Agnes
and Cecilia McGuan of Barakoo called
on relatives here Saturday.
School opens here Sept. 18th with
Miss Blossom LANCE as teacher.