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Coach Robinson's Second Lesson
How to Swim the Easy Side Stroke

lower arm forward, palm down,
until 1t is back . starting point,
and hold. The upper arm action
Is: Hook hand and thrust down.
ward and back, keeping arm in
near the body until the hand
rests on upper thigh, as at
start. Turn head, looking over
upper shoulder, and inhale
through the mouth.
Count three is your coasting or
rest period.
(Another swimming lesson to-
morrow
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In a heavy-hitting game at
Laytown yesterday, the Laytown
team defeated the Malone boys,
IA to 10. Each team made 20
hits, with Malone making er-
rors and Laytown 4.
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MANUFACTURING" A SPORT RECORD

Stage University of Chicago determined
record the mile relay mark that Will
his the miers
them
He
Knight Baranck Diamond Ward
the 440 their best times this relay
the record will be smashed by than two seconds
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see the two old timers. Wicker
had the satisfaction of seeing Nc
Ginnity knocked out Of the box
in the seventh.
In the second game McGinnity,
Peet and House tried to tsay the
onslaught by the Braves, but the
Spokane team was on a batting
rampage, and hit every kind OF
curve and shoot that was sent
oyar
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Batteries: Meikle, Hardness
md Vance; Eastley and Cadman.
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Eastley Wins
Another Game

SEATTLE, June 21.-Eastley
pitched another of his air-tight
games yesterday, changing the
luck of the Giants, and winning,
to |. The score: II Fl h
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, PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE .

Results Yesterday.
Salt Lake 10, Venice 3.
Oakland 60, Portland 81.
San Francisco "A. Los Angeles
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.STR|kE-T0RN
BEAVERS ARE
RE0RGAN|zED
NORTHWEST ERN LEAGUE

csterday.
Tacoma Sc, Spokane lis. Seattle s, Aberdeen 1. 4
Victoria .
STANDING
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Greenfield

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Werlich and
Miss Della Johnson were in Portage
Thursday.
Mrs. N. HI. Smith gave herr mother,
Mrs. Fl. Billiard a pleasant surprise on
Saturday the 18th. it being her eight
ieth birthday by inviting twenty rela-
tives and friends to pass the afternoon
between two and six. A very enjoyable
time was had by all in social chat,
instrumental music and singing.
Retire. shments of ice cream and cake
were served. A suitable token was
given in remembrance of the passing
birthday.
The Man Mound school house hae
been under repairs getting ready fol-
school to begin on the twentieth. Miss
Ida Chase is teacher.
Those who have commenced high
school this year from Man Mound Dist.
is Alex Kessler and from Dist. No 8
are Forest Cook, Lloyd Jones and Bea-
trice Alexander.
It looks now as though it will be g
wet time for the Portage fair.
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IrOntOn

T. Lewis and family of Goodrich are
visiting relatives and will move into the
Rachard house.
Mr. and Mrs. John Costerisan anC
S. Hearn of Chippewa Falls came
down in the formers car and spent the
last two weeks with relatives
Mrs. Mabel Burgess, who has been
quite i'll, is much improved.
James Mason is visiting his daughter
at Kendall,
A. J. Blakeslee is north huntin G
prairie chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Mathews re-
turned Sunday, from an extended visit
at Madison.
John Palmer is at Wonewoc helping
care for his little daughter which was
born September 9th.
Mrs. Vernon Wright returned to her
home at Mansion Saturday after visit
ing a week at the Wills and Compton
homes.
MISS ManglOs OF LaValle Is employed
at c.. A. McDowell's
School began Monday with Miss Nc
Guam of Baraboo as principal and Miss
Phoenix of Hustler as primary tea
cher.
Doris Powell is attending Training
School at Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farr enjoying a visit
with her sister and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Andrews are enter
tanning their granddaug from Bsra-
boo.
w. Hainstock accompanied his moth
er on visit to his sisters at New York
Ernest Hankerson and his aunt, Mrs
Kinnamon, were called to Merrimack
Tuesday by the severe illness and death
of his sister, Mrs. Myron Parks.
Miss Milford has returned to J. L.
Byrnes after visit with relatives in
the northern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey of Superior are
moving onto their farm near town.
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RtEDSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Quinn of
Hillsboro spent Sunday the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Collins.
! Misses Alicia Werneck and Lulu Kauf
mann of Hillsboro spent Sunday with
Miss Nina Kersten.
Mrs. C. M. Atkins was the guest OF
Mrs. A. A. Brownell in Baraboo Thurs
day.
A. Ringing of Baraboo transacted
business in our city Tuesday.
Mrs. Louisa Smith and daughter, Mrs.
Fl. Wickersham and children went to
Evansville Saturday
Mrs. DR.. Edwards ha gone to Lox-
ley, Ala to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Bert Gunnison.
S. B. Noyes has left the hotel and
moved onto the Briestke farm east OF
the city.
S. Whitley has returned to Chicago
after spending some time with his
mother, Mrs. d. L. Buxton.
Mrs. Hohlfeldt has sold her property
in Oklahoma south of the R. r. tracks.
Miss Josephine Oleson visited Prof
Oleson last week and then went to
Galesville where she holds position
in the public schools.
Theodore Schwanke has gone to
Minneapolis to spend the school year.
Hanson Blank returned to Winona,
where heshas taught Manu- al Training
for several years.
Marguerite Coeliss has returned tt
Stout college at Menominee.
Mrs. E. Hurd is visiting friends ir
la Vale.
N. A. Cushman is still quite poorly
although on the gain.
Mrs. O. Pickering and little grandson
returned from Kenosha Saturday. Ho.
mer Pickering is also spending two
weeks at the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeomans re turned to
Chicago after spending two weeks at
! the home of parents, her Mr.. and Mrs
RIP. Perry.
Miss Veda Collins has accepted pos
ition in a sanatarium and left Wednes-
day to begin her work. She is well
fitted to hold the responsible position
as she has attended medical college fol
several years.
The enrollmenta at the Training school
is the largest ever registered.
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LOgaRuIIIG

Miss Haz ell Ware returned to Mad
son Tuesday after spending the summer
at home.
w. II. Ware and family attended the
Sparks Brown wedding at Reedsburg
on Wednesday of last week.
Henry Buelow, Wallace Bass, Walter
Lippke and Herb Struck of Reedsburg
were callers in our town Thursday
evening.
Elsie Hennings, who has been serious
.ly i'll, is slowly improving.
The Misses Irene Baumgarten and
Esther Hennings went to Peoria, ILL.,,
Sunday to visit at the F. c. Eckstein
home.
Mabel Ware Sundayed at the John
Klipp home.
School commenced here on Tuesday
of last week with Blanch Shookman as
principal and Miss McGrath in the
primary room.
The show given by the Goodwin
, players the past week was very good,
they will play at Lime Ridge this
week.
The Missionary meeting was held in
st. Johns Lutheran church Sunday but
owing to the rainy weather there was
not very large crowd. and
Mrs. Charles Fisher and children
Mrs. George Fisher and daughter Fof
Cazenovia visited over Sunday with
relatives here.
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NEWS NOTES
FROM LYONS

George Howard and wife have gone
to Milwaukee to attend the state fair,
Miss Hazel Pressing has gone to Kirk
wood, Missouri, to visit her frirnd, Miss
Vera Kerber.
Mrs. Ellen Tinkham has returned to
her home in Chicago after having two
weeks vacation at the home of
his cousin, George Tinkham, and fami-
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prime spent
day in Baraboo at the home of Albert
Miller
Mrs. Frank Cleveland entertained
relatives from Ironton recently.
Art and Max Holloway and their
wives were guests at the Frank Hole
way home.
George T!nkham attended the meet
ing of the Farmers Cooperative Pack
ing company at Madison last week.
E. M. Davis and family of BarsbeO
we're week end guests at the L. NuttiRg
home.
Pearse Sansum and wife spent San
day in Greenfield at the c. O. Wicherm
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cleveland and
children have returned from Fairfield
where they spent several weeks at the
Clarence Wing home.
Mrs. Charles Summerfield and child
rem of Chicago and Mrs. Alice Smith of
Baraboo spent day With Mrs. David
Sansum.
Andrew Patrick and wife are visiting
in Rockford.
MRS. Willard Kimball entertained the
L. S. G. Thursday afternoon.
DR.. w. D. Sansum and family have
returned to Chicago.
Mrs. Minnie Smith has sold her house
to Alfred Bartlett of Fairfield.
Richard Sansum attended the birth
day party of Sumner Summerfield in
Baraboo Thursday afternoon.
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kirkWOOd

Twelve ladies of the Burden Sharers
circle met with Mrs. Edith Harms
Wednesday afternoon. A short bust
ness meeting was held and all voted to
give Miss Wichern the next meeting
on Wednesday, September 10Th. The
meeting was social success and re-
freshments of ice cream, cake, waters,
banana splits and sweet cherries were
served by Mrs Bisch, Mrs. Weiden-
kopf and Mrs. Harris short time be-
fore dispensing for home.
The school commenced this morning
in District No. IL, Baraboo. with Miss
allegro Wood of the city as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hackett went to
visit their daughter in Adams one day
last week. Mr.. Glen Cole the son-in
law came for them IN his auto.
Fred Bisch dined at Mrs. Carrie
Feltz in the city Sunday. He also
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Alderman

Mrs. Gustave Krause of Klamath
Falls, Ore, arrived Thursday for Wis
,, it with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Adolph
Fey and family.
Miss Bertha Rooster of Chicago is
: making ten days visit here the guest
,, of Mrs. Carl Bartenbach.
Mrs. Chas. Smith entertained the
Good Danes Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fuller is making an extended
visit at Barron, Wis, with friends.
VIM. Frambs transacted business at
Madison Sunday.
Miss Agnes Rooney of Baraboo was
the guest of Miss Mildred Scharnke Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gamer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey and family ATTENDED the Fair
at Lodi last week.
Mrs. E. J. Schubring and H. August
, I.angenhan returned to Madison Sunday
after visit here with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Langenhan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Farewell and so n,
Arthur, of Baraboo spent Sunday with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. Finder.
Miss May Crop returned to her home
at Baraboo Sunday after few weeks
visit with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Maaske.
A large gathering of relatives were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gall
Jr. Sunday.
Henry Krautz of Reedsburg was 6
caller here Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Bartenbach Sr. entertai n
ed number of relatives and friends
Thursday evening in honor of her birth
day.
Miss Fern Hindes left Saturday fol
school near Baraboo where she will
teach the coming year.
Miss Dorothy Wilkinson of La Vale
visited her sister Miss Irma Wilkinson
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kruger left
Thursday for Turtle Lake to visit rel
atives.
| MIR. and Mrs. Martin Miller and chill
dren of North Freedom, are visit
ing relatives here the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Bentley.
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to Baraboo last week Thursday.

to Baraboo last week Thursday.
Grant Burton spent Thursday in
Reedsburg
Miss Meta Lehman who has been I'LL
of blood poison in her face is much bet~.
ter.
James Moody received a telegram
last week announcing the death of q
brother at West Lima.
Mrs. George Williams of Portage
spent couple of days last week with
her niece, Mrs. ]. T. Warne of East
Fairfield.
Several neighbors helped A. Putt4
hammer raise his barn Friday and Sat4
urday.
MIR. and Mrs John Mcfarland are
entertaining her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs Filkins of Montford, Wis
Mrs. S. II. Burton, son, Herald
and daughter, Lucille went to Portage
Thursday to visit relatives and friends.
They returned Saturday.
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remained during the afternoon.

, A0Lu0AnCu u0tiA6 SnU Ga AOo0'
Walter Capener took Raymond ant
Robert Rapp to Portage Monday
where they were to take the train fol
Milwaukee their home after spending
their vacation with their aunt, Mrs
w. Capener.
Perrian McGilvra of New Butler re-
Gently spent two days here visiting
the family Of his brother, Ernest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Harris and chill
dren, Leota and Ralph, dined Sunday
in the city with Mrs. Astle and Miss
Lydia North. The event was in honor
of the birthdays of both Mrs. Astle
and Mr.. Harris on the 18th.
Mrs. III. HI. Smith attended birth
day party for Mrs. Hattie Billiard on
Saturday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. N. H. Smith, in the city. About
twenty of her friends and relatives
attended this, her eightieth anniversary.
Mrs. Mayme Weidenkopf and Mrs.
Beardsley of the city are spending the
week at the home of Guy Weidenkopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Armbruster of
the city visited at the Louie Wichern
home Sunday
Mrs. Tracy Randall is visiting her
parental home in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Jansen of Sank
Prairie visited at Robert Koenig' 6
Thursday morning.
Near neighbors and relatives of Mrs.
Mary Koenig, about twenty-five in
number, attended her fifty fifth birth
day party at her home on Sunday
afternoon. Had it not rained more
would have been there. A good time
was had.
]. E. Groves Of Berrien Springs,
Michigan, spent Sunday night at John
Paddocks.
P. A. Hanson of Fond du Lac was 6
Sunday caller at Robert Koenigs His
son, Ivan, who has spent his summer
here, returned to his home with him
preparatory to attending school again.
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Felix DOYLE, Mark and Carl Connor
attended the fair at Lodi last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Merton and
son of Waukesha, Wis, spent week
at the home of Mrs. Merton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hamburg.
Misses Margaret Mears and Nellie
Fargen of Wauwatosa, Wis, and Miss
Nellie Griffin of Baraboo, Wis, came
last Saturday. Miss Griffin will take
up school duties and Miss Mears and
Miss Fargin will spent their vacations
at the home of their parents.
Thomas Davey spent the week end
with friends in Portage.
Miss Rose Gillespie of Reedsburg
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
of her uncle, j. L. Conner. From there
she will visit friends and relatives in
Sandusky, Bear Valley, and Keysville.
A number from here attended the
moving picture show held in Plain last
week, among them were Bob rutland
and family.
Several from here attended the pic
mic at the county farm labor day.
The writer was pleased to see H. E.
Cole, editor of the Baraboo News.
among the booster in the auto process
sion that passed through White Mound
last Monday.
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Fairfield

School in Joint Dist. No. begins
Monday Sept. 10th with Miss EVELYN
Martiny as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Newell were
called to Kilbourn Saturday afternoon
on account of the sudden illness of
Mrs. Newell's father, Mr. Steele. He
being better Sunday they returned
home
Sunday about twenty friends and
relatives of Mr.. Blackman met at his
home to celebrate his 10Th birthday.
Mrs. Alfred Bartlett is in Lyons
helping care for new granddaughter
who has arrived at the Lee LOOMS
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett and
daughter, Margie expect to move to
Lyons soon.
Charlie Higgins and family spent Sun
day in Delton town at the Higgins
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion La Mar moved
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after spending the summer with hei
sister, Mrs. Carl Peterson.
Miss Mayme McPhillipps has return
ed from a several weeks visit at Butte,
Missouilla, Great Fails and Glacier
Park, Montana, and st. Paul and Min
neapolis. She was accompanied home
by her cousins, Harvey and Raymond
Burns, who will spend some time with
relatives here.
Miss Mary Sievers, who has been
visiting at the J. H. Smith home, re-
turned to her home in Chicago Mon
day.
John Haas of Spring Green has
moved his family to the Joseph Pletzer
farm.
Ray Brewer, who has been employed
at his brother, Clyde's, returned to his
home at Richland Center Wednesday.
HI. j. Ellefson and Ed. Fredericks on
and families motored to Richland Cen
ter Sunday.
Mrs. Philip Neuheisal and children of
Cashton are spe nding week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lins.
Miss Mabel Snyder is visiting friends
on Bear Creek.
Arlene Weitzel of Twin Bluffs is
spending a few weeks with her gr and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat. Nc Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans of Portland,
Oregon, are the guests Of her mother,
Mrs. John Jacket.
Mrs. o. H. Ellefson is on the sick
list.
Maggie Carmody of Wyoming is
visiting her sister Mrs. J. ]. Nc Der
mott.
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DarabOO BInttS

The heavy rainfall on Sunday did
much damage by eroding the soil and
tearing away bridges. One bridge on
Lovers Lane has been washed out
twice this summer. A new cement one
is to be built this fall.
About thirty braved the weather Sat
urday night and enjoyed an ice-cream
social at the Lake district school house.
Miss Iva Niles has opened her school
in the Kern district.
Oscar Altpeter enjoyed quiet day
at Podunk last Sunday, He has killed
several rattle snakes at his cottage this
summer.
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LORETTO

School started Monday with Miss
Ella Walsh as teacher.
Quite a number from here attended
the Spring Green fair last Thursday.
Misses Margaret Mears and Nellie
Fargen of Milwaukee are spendin G
their vacation with their parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Griffin of Bara-
boo were callers in this vicinity one day
last week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs William Web
ster, Sept. 8, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James WEIGH of Merrill
visited friends and relatives here last
week.
Miss Agnes German of Bear Valley
is visiting at the home of M. Wa lsh.
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Fairfield

The 81st birthday of Mrs. Lucy john
son was duly celebrated at the pleasant
home of Mrs. R. Mallory, Third street,
Baraboo, Saturday, Sept IL.
Miss Evelyn Martiny visited in San
dusky last week.
A humber from here attended the
picnic held at the county farm last
week.
Marion Lamar has moved to Bara-
boo. There are very few old settlers
left in Fairfield.
The water in the Wisconsin river Is
raising and runs muddy.
The corn in some places is doing bad
ly.
Heavy rains and grub worms are the
cause of potatoes rotting in soma
places.
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L)eItOn

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roland Kay accom-
panied by A. Cook. all of Chicago were
guests at the Hubert home last week.
Mr.. Kay has purchased a piece of land
on Mirror Lake of S. S. Squires and
will build a cottage on the same in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Meyer of Chicago
returned home last Thursday after
spending several days at their cottage
here.
Miss Kate Christman of St. Paul,
Minnesota, is visiting at the home of
F. L. Hubert Miss Christman is a
former resident of Delton. She also
taught school here, in the early sixties.
Rev. Moon and family of Briggsviile
are visiting friends and relatives here.
L. M. Steele, who suffered a stroke
of paralysis at his place of business
at Kilbourn last Saturday is slowly
recovering at this writing.
The roads in Delton are being i'm
proved. F. Mash has charge of the
work.
Charles Washburn has rented the
George H. Adams house and will take
possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holloway of
Dakota are visiting friends and rela,
tives here.
The Ladies Aid society will give 6
hash supper at Squire's hall Wednes
day evening Sept. 22nd. Supper from
$50 until all are served. Everybody
cordially invited to come.
WOODMEN BANQU EFT.
The Modern Woodmen of Delton gave
the Royal Neighbors of that place q
most delightful banquet last Saturday
night.
The threatening weather kept many
from out of town at home but about
fifty did ample justice to salads, buns
cakes and many other substantial eat
ables followed by ice cream, waters
and coffee. The men did all the worl
and had reason to be proud of the re
suit. If in the near future the womer
of Delton have their time fully taken ar
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Honey Greek and Freedom

The Casper play at Denzer in the new
furnished hall was we'll attended aboat
two hundred persons being present.
The dance at VIM. Schroeder was
well attended A good time was report
ed by all.
There will be a dance held at the
Henry Swans home on Saturday eve
ming the 18th. Everybody come.
Ernest Kleinsmith was a caller at
Edwin L. Sprecher home Saturday eve
ming.
Ludwig Mueller's new residence is
nearly completed.
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Plain

The parochial school opened Monday
with large attendance.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Wink
Ter, August 23rd daughter.
Lewis Bettinger has gone to Prairie
du Chen where he will attend Campion
college.
Mr. Schllnger of Mineral Point has
opened a photograph gallery here.
Miss Ella Diehl Of Spring Green was
week end visitor of relatives here.
Miss Elizabeth Reik of Sparta ar
rived Saturday for short stay with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marklein are en-
pertaining the latter's mother, Mrs.
Marvin of Plalnville.
Herman Brechtl of West Allis is
spending week at the parental home.
Mrs. Philip Neuheisl of Cashton is
the guest of her brother, Henry Neu
heisl and others.
Florence Hillary of Illinois returned
Friday after a weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Andrew Rutland Of this village and
Miss Marie Schram of Bear Creek
were married at Loretta, Wednesday,
September 8th. They were attended by
Simon Rutland brother of the groom
and friend. A sumptuous dinner was
served to large number of relatives
and friends They will reside on the
groom's farm near Plain.
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EXCELSIOR

Mrs. Rose LESS and daughter of
Chicago, who are here visiting relatives,
visited her brother w. J. Hahn and IA
mily the latter part of the week.
Earl Clingman attended conference
of Y. M C. A. workers field at Devil &
Lake recently.
Miss Nellie Jensen is employed at
Earnest Mueller's.
Messrs. Bryant and Halbersleben are
among the first in this locality to fill
their silos.
Excelsior was we'll represented at the
county farm picnic and carried away a
number of prizes.
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milestone an,i is the Oldest of five gen
erations, all beng present at the par ".
Miss Effie Lusby began her teachil g
in the Leach Creek District Monday
Henry Sells, Vern Mcfarland al
Leta Lusby are attending high scho Of
Oscar Schultz and family entertained
his brother, Gustave Schultz, and cou-
sin, Carl Krier, of Leeds, Columbus
county Sunday.
Miss Mabel Schultz has spent the
past three weeks at the home of A.
Schmidtke in Baraboo.
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BIG HOLL OW

School began at Pleasant View Mon
day with Miss Kathryn Weitzel as
teacher.
Miss Elizabeth Reik of Lakevill e
Minnesota, is spending her vacation at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Lins.
Mrs. Margaret Garfield and daughter
have returned to their home in Chicago
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with politics they need not fear to leave
domestic affairs with the men. The
Royal Neighbors declared the Woodmen
the best of entertainers and extend TO
them hearty vote of thanks for a
most enjoyable evening.
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South Fairfield

The following from this vicinity at
tended birthday party given Mrs.
Hattie Billiard by her daughter, Mrs.
Nelson Smith. at 2O2 Eighth avenue in
Baraboo Saturday: the Mesdames Aug.
ust Ziegler, Albert Barstow, Nelson
Teel. Robert Malloy and Arthur At
tri dge. Mrs. Billiard passed her 80tf