Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-04
entertainment AT
COUNTRY SCHOOL

For some time the teacher, Miss
Lena Alvin and pupils of Skillet Creek
have been preparing for district fair
which was great success this year as
well as last. The way these children
bring exhibits is marvellous. figuring
out among themselves which ought to
win prizes. Anyone would not think
that it had been an off year; such car
rots, turnips, cabbages and other vege-
tables.
There was also fine display of
work done by the pupils since school
opened this fall. consisting of maps
and drawings which were fine. The
program was excellent. Miss .Winni-
fred Welch, as young man of leisure,
surprised her friends as to her ability
as an impersonator. Miss Alvin, Edna
Zantow, Norma Hamburg and Florence
Latotzka all deserve credit for good
acting, In Old Mother Goose Hazel
Leseur took the leading part. Other
parts were ca rried ont by Norma Ham
burg as Bo-peep, John Hamburg, Jr.,
as Little Boy Blue, Harley WEIGH as
Tom Tiddlemouse, Robert and Evelyn
Marquardt as Jack and Jill, Tavern
Spencer as Jack Horner. Lloyd Welch
as The Leather Man and Ora Cahoon
as Simple Simon Those who had reci-
tations were Harley WEIGH, Josephine
| Bassett, Ora Cahoon, Cecilia Zantow
[ and Norma Bassett. Harland Hill came
out from the city and gave one of his
good recitations. Miss Ethel Rod
well, who has been training the chill
dren to sing by note, should feel we'll
repaid for her trouble by the way the
children sang.
The prizes were awarded ae follows
by Judge W. A. TooIe.
Gordon Hamburg, Kenneth
Pierce, Lloyd Welch.
Squash Hamburg, Edna
Zantow.
Mangles-Ken Pierce.
Cabbages-F. Latotzka, Norma
Hamburg, Ora Cahoon and E. Zantow.
Red Cabbage-Do Hamburg, Ora
Cahoon.
Cucumbers Norma and Don, Ham
burg
Largest Carrots Don and Norma
Ham burg.
Carrots Kenneth Pierce, lloyd
Welch, Haz ell Lesuer.
Beets-W. Hamburg, Harley Welch,
G.. Zantow.
Largest Beet-Don Hamburg,
Satisfy Kenneth Pierce.
Rutabaga Clifford WEIGH, Cecilia
Zantow.
Largest Rutabaga- Clifford WEIGH,
| Florence Latotzka
Pop corn-Loyd Welch, Harley
WEIGH
Parsnips Hazel Lesuef Edna Fan
tow, Winnifred WEIGH.
| Hemp-Cecelia, Zantow
Celery-C Zantow, Ora Cahoon.
Speltz- Edna Zantow.
Turnip-Ora Cahoon, Edna Zantow.
Winter Radishes Cahoon.
| Garlic-E. and C. Zantow.
| Gourds-C. and E. Zantow.
Sunfower-E Zantow, F. Latotzka
Sunfiower Seed-Cecelia Zontow.
Kohl RABBI. Zantow, G. Zantow.
Apples-Josephine Bassett, Ora Ca
hoon.
Potatoes Edna Zantow, Florence La
totzka, &c celia Zantow.
Sugar beets-Hazel I4esuer.
Clover seed-Loyd WEIGH, F. La
totzka, K. Pierce.
Onions Hazel Lesuer, Josephine
Bassett.
Beans-E and C. Zantow, Florence
), Latotzka.
Timothy-Loyd Welch,l Kenneth
Pierce.
BarIey-E. Zantow, K. Pierce and
Evelyn Marquardt.
Wheat Kenneth Pierce. Ora Ca
hoon, f. Latotzka.
Rye Robert and Eve Ign Marquardt.
Oats-E. Zantow, Evelyn and Robert
Marquardt.
! In the cake contest the judges were.
Mrs. Peas and Mrs. Flora Astle of the
c ty and Mrs. w. A. Toole. The cakes
and cookies all looked fine but the
judges finally decided that Mrs. Hardy
Spencer had the best, Mrs. Arthur Bas-
sett second and Mrs. w. A. Mar
Quardt 3fd. In the girls class Flor
Latotzke carried off first honors on
layer devils food cake, Norma Ham