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" H. Pigg ss.ss. J. V. McCandless
County PhysIcians-pr. w. Booth
s'0. 90 lir- w c. Stephenson s25Oe
Salaries Go. Hospital a Farm
Fisher $50 90. Edith Daibey $50 90.
Hester Hall $50 90. Julius Koneces
y;eo G Stevens $50 90. NieIs
Expense Go. Ho-pItaI-Dorothy L.
Stevens S15-T5
supplies Co. Hospital a Farm
Brookside Coal Mining Co SI9 90 Can
on CrystaL Ice co. sI5s5. Ellis 4 Hood
ss-.5, Mitchell * Esbers Sl1 so Duff
Moyle S11- so. Elmer E Lambuth
slSi- 40, Ceylon Tea Store $40. Elec-
Inns s7.4s. Canon Gro. Co. So SO, The
Felter Clio. Co. SS.25 Harding Hdw.
Co So cts, Wright q Morgan Co.
Yer Yer Post 81 55. F.. p: Smith s.es.
Fremont Carriage Co So. 90. Frank L.
service. Co. HospItni-Mtn. states
Tel CO sSss. Ark W. Lit & Power
Md-e for Poor-L. a Jones $40. IS,
G. T. Wood q Son s4.25. Fred Riede
< Co. SIS. 90. Canon Gro. Co $40 O5
& Co. 500 Joe Vezzetu 5000. ]. ID.
Stewart - 90. j Bald * Co. $50. 90.
j. McCandless q Son SIG. 80. j s.
Van Law s2s-o5. Colo. Supply Co.
s. 90. Portland Nero. Co. sss as. j. r.
Scavarda $40. 90. The Colo Supply Co.
SIS 90. r. Schedule $50. 90.
Rent for Peor-Hodgin * Sharman
81. 90. z. F, lack SIS. 90.
s5 90
Care Of In-ane-Dr Hubert Work
AIIowanee--Mrs Mary McNeal IS o.
Mrs Nettie Mcdonald $40. 90
Contraet.-Bid for supplies awarded
to East Canon Store for si3s-so
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SOUTH CANON

Miss Fac Ewell who hzz been spend
ing the summer on the coast returned
home Monday While away she vis-
tied Long Beach. Los Angeles. San
Diego. San Francisco and other inter-
esting places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bachelor left
last week for Richmond. Indiana,
where they will make their home
Mrs. Robinson of Salida is visiting
at the home of her adopted son. Lar
renee Matthews on Chestnut ave
Miss Anna Garwood visited the
school at Parkdale Saturday evening
to be present at the entertainment
given to celebrate the opening of the
new schoolhouse.
Miss Ada Higgins came down from
Hillside Thursday to attend the fune-
raj of John Griffin
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RockUdle

bel Watkins were in Canon City on
Saturday.
In Canon Monday
Mrs. Mary Suilovich and daughter
Alice. were in Canon City on Mon
day.
Drove over Saturday.
- Mr. Charles Grant and son Edward
were in Canon City in their car on
Saturday night.
At the County Seat Monday
Mrs. Dominic Battistti was in Can
on City on Monday.
Mrs. Nash in Florence.
Mrs. Charles Nash and children
were in Florence Saturday.
Possesses New Auto.
Mr.. James Milano of Rockyale has
new car.
In Florence Saturday.
Miss Grace Payne was in Florence
on Saturday.
Mrs. Keller in Canon
Mrs. j. G. Keller was visiting in
Canon on Saturday.
Visiting in Rockvale.
Mr.. joe Berazek from Texas is Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Kopyteck.
Moving From Penrose
Mr.. and Mrs. Ratkovich of Penrose.
moved TO Rockyale Friday,
In Pueblo Sunday.
George Sudo. Wsckerd Smith. Dan
Smilanioh. Gabriel Smiloyich were
visiting in Pueblo Sunday.
Home Again.
Oswald Thomas is home after be-
ing down South for three months.
Surprise Party.
On last Thursday a surprise party
was given for Willard Arthur. He
certainly was surprised at the unsus
pected event. All had good time.
Quarterly Conference.
Last Sunday quarterly conference
WAS held in tie church by DR.. Scott.
In Florence Sunday.
Mrs. Agard and daughter, Emily,
were Florence visitors last Sunday.
Shopping In Canon.
Josephine Rathovick was shopping
in Canon City last week
Up from Florence.
Miss Cerlina Besta was visiting
with friends in Rockvaie last Sun
day.
To Coal Creek.
Annie Kopytek and Mary Goodell
were in Coal Greek last Sunday.
Auto TO Florence
Myrtle Chapman and Eula Blatnick
autoed to Florence last week
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w. c. Watson $500. ]. p Hotehkiss
81 25. Geo: Newell $500, Tom Lam
bert si7-75. chas. Kern 81. 90. Arthur
NJ. NJ. Bell $16-50 f. w. Biddtx
1851 20. ". H. Smith 200, J. X
Gowan $50 90. Claude Seybert $1,000
VIM Scheafer s3s 90. C F. Perkins
sis3 IS. siIas Tribble s22 90. Walter
GIL s252 90. F. w Powers S6s.12. Glen
HS, Hoover p,,L, 100; ias Esed LanOTs SIS 90
S15.75. Chas. Bateman $3.50, A. Dun
lap $2so5. W. w. Rice ssS-75-
ASSIGNED ROAD WORK
First National Bank-Ab Hoffman
Cooper 81 90. VIM. Duffy $4s.94 Scott
Wilson SO. a.. Abe Danielson sl14-75.
chas Rathbgn $500. Jack Austin
Rule ss3.T5. F. Coleman ss054s. Archie
Dexter $40 so. Clarence Hefley sZ5 SO.
Henry Hatfield s2lI5. Virgil Hunt
Thompson se2-s9. w. w. Rice s2s so.
Thomas Kvitko s3.Ts. G. c. Rice
Fremont Co. National Bank-Jack
Austin s27 IS. Clarence Cooper sss. IS,
Frank MehI sIl rs. Henry Hatfield
s.iSe, Frank ,as TatWnn stS-osI Thomas dha,,
ss5.ss. orvai Rathbun sis IS. Archie
---- ss.7s. verd Heney IS 90.
seyd So Richards ISss ssa oS ,s T oS wilson 1a
Kyle sI3 SO.
Lee Hin sI7Oo. Irwin Cooper sIz-so.
Elmer Cooper s1s.50. Mert Perry
Mec9Sry sSS : .ie5 90 efSii Dali Mccrofy si7ss
I. Gilbert s2.25. Scott Wilson $500.
F. a. Hart $500. 1. :. Green $500.
Clarence HefIey $3.50. Virgil Hunt
sS53.
ceanty Trea,"rrr-A. W. Brewer;
DaiI DeWer.~-S. A. nnison $500.
H. 4. Davis IS 90. w. Feldthouzer
IS. 90. John Snyder 100.
neId $500. Clarence Hefiey $500
Ceenn Grocery Col. W. Frisby
kIex..a-r a Frs.ns-c. Wilson
SIS 90. a. Cox Se925
Firut National Bask. F'leresce-R-
Grove sa3 90. Silas Jones ,i04 90. W.
a Harvey $500. Thos winsus sas.o 90
a. Powers s5s.oo. J w. Smith s5e.oe.
Al Davidson $50 90; Ed. Thornton
$4,000. w. O. Park sss 90.
Co. Sal. .4s. Isorentz Ritzman 500 SO.
Bancroft Hdw Co. 81. ss E A. Clark
So so. Gibson Lumber Co. siss Sc. F.
r. BrouChton Sc. 10. y. p. Smith <2s 90.
Mrs, N B. .eardner sls 90 Geo, VIII
son Hdw: CO sa.1e.. United OH Co.
81 90. L F. Wilcox Ss4.4i. Continental
OIL Co. si2. 55. Alexander & Frfant
$500. Hendricks & Worth So. oh. Ed
win Lobaek. Sr. $4,000. J. H. Broth
Frelsh,GD &R G n n co..
Dsm.Ee--D. a. r.. G. r. R. Co
S-rviee--Mtn states Tel. & Tel. Co.
$; q. Taylor 81 IS. T. W. Roberts
POOR FUND
CommiszIonerr-w a Chapson IS So
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SHORT TERM OF COURT AT
EAIRPLAN.

Judge Jas. T. Cooper OF the district
bench and Arthur Fredrickson. his
official reporter. returned to Canon
City on Tuesday from Fairplay where
they went the FIRST OF the week 10 con
vene the regular 'ail term OF the Park
county district court. There was.
however. but little business to be
done and court was adjourned after
one days session. ~
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Maxor-Rxron Richards.

Mayor-Byron Richards
Trustees-Tom Everly, Ed Price,
VIM. Adams, Robert Angel, Charles
Nash and Tom Easton.
Mine Observation-Disclosures Johns.
Pit Boss-chariie Grant.
Hoist Enoineer-Edwin Price.
Catholic Priest-Father Edmund OF
Florence.
Methodist Minister-Rev. Logsten Of
Florence.
Services every Sunday.
School Board-A. p. Easton, Ed
Apard and J. p. Lloyd.
Teachers-F. A. cradier. principal;
the Misses Lucy Martin, Sarah Lloyd,
Florence Mckenzie, Mary vezzetti,
Rita johnson, Bianche Williams. Eta
Starbuek and Mrs j. w. Griffith.
Three school buildings.
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Business In Pueblo.
Mike Fabrizio was business visi.
tor in Pueblo last week.
Guest of Mrs. Penny.
Mrs. John Graham came over from
Rockvale last Tuesday and visited
Mrs. John W. Penny.
Visited At Gardners.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Penny and son
Neil, spent a Sunday recently with
MIS-. William Gardner
New Men Coming In.
New men are coming in every day
and the mine is working full blast.
The last pay day was one of the larg-
est we have ever had here There
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Mayor-Wiiiian Wilson.
Trlistees-idweii n. Davis, Davies
G. Davis, Ed copperthwaite. Camille
SaIvo, James {. Davis.
Mine Superintendent Ben Beach.
School Board-Wm. Gilbert. presi-
dent; Davies G. Davis, secretary; D.
II. Lodwig, treasurer.
School Principal-AIfred Durfee.
Teachers-Misses Emma Tate, Eva
Little, Sylvia Shirley, Blanche Ander-
son.
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Try a Record Wan, Ad.
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commI--Ioner--w. a. chapson ss-ss.
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Wool Dress Goods
Popular Cloth
25c Yard

Halt wool. half cotton. % in. wide.
Yer, durable Black, navy, brown,
green, cardinal.
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See our new line OF Ladies'
Misses and Children's Coats. Not
a big line to show you. but some
excellent values. all new styles.
We can save you money.
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ROAD.

Lee Hin s1TOo. Irwin Cooper sIz-so
Elmer Cooper $3.50. Mert Perry
Msssr1 sssSS G ,ia a. od eIS,ii ns McrGIy ssS 20
1. Gilbert 81 rs. Scott Wilson $500
F. a Hart 81. 90. l. = Green IS 90
Clarence Hefley s2e so. Virgil Hum
The bee., 1916-04-14

Itehi Itohi Itchi-seratohl seratohi Soratchl
The more you scratch, the worse the itch. Try
Doan's Ointment For eczema, any skin itching
soc boa.
The bee., 1916-04-14
SOCIETY

The Triangle Club met on Tues
day evening with Miss Geneva
Huffaker. Instead of sewing,
Rook was played by the men,
bers and the visitors, Misses
Howard and King and Mrs.
Browning. AT late hour de-
licious strawberries with whipped
cream and cake was served. On
Tuesday evening at their home
in Mortons, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
L. Browning entertained a
party ( of their darlington
friends including DR.. and
Mrs. A. o. Sisk, Messers and Mes
danes Newell G. Afford, Frank
ID. Rash. John L. Long and Miss
Annie Ashby and E. j. Phillips
In the parlor and dining room,
where the tables were arranged
for Rook, fragrant spring bios
SONS were attractively placed.
A tempting ice course was fol-
lowed by chocolate, cheese wa
fers and nuts.
Mrs. John II. Fish was hostess
for the b. d. E. Club on Tuesday
afternoon. Following the usual
time spent in work an appetite
ing lunch was served.
Miss Georgia Alexander, of Ca
diz, will arrive in a few days
and will be the guest of Miss
Margaret Atkinson.
The Pi Delta Sigma girls met
with Miss Sarah Orutchfeld Fri
day evening, A salad course wa
served.
The Loyal Daughters Class will
meet Saturday with Miss Curtis
Hawkins on Moss Ave.
In a w. {. T. U. medal contest
at Princeton, Ind. A former
darlington girl, Miss Aileen Lane
was awarded the medal for being
the best reader, her subject be-
ing college Oil Cans" This
as the first of a series of con-
tests planned in local and county
work by the w. @. t. u.
The bee., 1916-04-14
BASEBALL FOR
EVERY BOY

The Bee has purchased a
number of Genuine leather
Base Balls and will give one
to every boy who gets one
new subscriber or one old
subscriber to renew the pa
per for one year AMI pay 81.
This is the time to get a good
leather base ball free. tt
The bee., 1916-04-14

Let Alex;BAiley, Madisonville. KY
do your printing. Tel. 244.. If
Brick Cream made to order any
time you want it. NJ. b. Long.
Bon Ton Bakery.
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Big Greek

Mrs August Lucht passed away Wed
nesday after many years of suffering.
She had been confined to her bed for
the last six years. She is survived by
two sons and three daughters. She
was one of the early settlers and was
a good neighbor. Interment was made
Saturday in the Lutheran cemetery
Rev C. Meyer officiating.
Edd Newberry died Saturday. He
was one of the soldier boys of 62. He
leaves a wife and daughter and two
sons to mourn his loss.
Word reached here Sunday of the
death of Edward Jackson of Hub City.
He was an old resident here until few
years ago when he moved to Hub City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasen Neuland are the
proud parents of son.
Leon jackson and family visited rela-
tives in Winfield Sunday.
Mrs. James Hagerty went to Reeds
burg for a few days visit with rela-
tives.
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NORTH FREEDOM

Mrs Whitney received word las
week that her brother, John Clark, who
visited here last summer died suddenly
Village officers elected Tuesday were
president, D W Seeley, trustees S A
Mccoy, A r Spaulding, Max Pawlish.
Supervisor, Will Hill CLERK, w Hahn
Treasurer McCoy;Assessor,J Warne
Justice of the Peace, T johnson; Con.
stable,A FL Giesey.
Town of Freedom officers Supervisors,
Chairman, Herman Koenecke; W F
Egerer; Louis Klein; Clerk, + Dubois;
Treasurer, Will Voss; Assessor, John
Vaeck.
Mrs Susie Hanger and children, Ray
mond, Lloyd, Helen and Edna have re-
turned from Barron. Wis. where they
spent the winter.
Otto Schenkets little girl has been
very sick with a complication of dis
eases. They had a consultation of
doctors Saturday.
Mrs Jerusha Smith is i'll with the
grip.
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LIME:RIDGE

George Seldom, two sons and two
daughters of Superior came to attend
the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Timme of Delton
spent Sunday at the Blackman home.
Mr., and Mrs,C. L. Terry spent Sunday
with w. FL. Brenizer and wife.
Will Neibuhr and family have new
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Thompson of
Reedsburg visited Sunday at the Nelson
home.
Our home talent company gives 'The
Social Glass at Sandusky Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hainstock and
family moved Monday on to the Junge
farm in Bear Creek.
Alta Bohn had her Millinery opening
Saturday. She has a very nice line of
goods.
Or. and Mrs. Hastings of Reedsburg
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Goodel
Sunday.
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SAUK CITY

Mr.. and MRS. Robert Fuchs and son,
Charles of Harrisburg spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in the city.
Andrew Sprecher of Milwaukee visi-
ted the latter part of last week with
his mother, Mrs. Kate Sprecher
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Neumler of Baraboo
were Sunday guests at the George
Fuchs home.
Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Tabor and daughter,
Margaret spent the fore part OF the
week with relatives in Madison.
Theodore Decot had business at
Spring Green Friday.
DEF. Meyer and family spent Sun
day with his brother, Jacob Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N Hahn and Miss
Clara Merkel spent Sunday afternoon
at the Frank Hahn home in Cassel.
Mrs. Henry Koenig of Loddies mill
bought Buick truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kirschner
motored to Madison Sunday.
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SanduSky

Mr.. and Mrs Joe Weitzel were Lime
Ridge caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Prouty spent
Saturday at A.G. Powell and Bessie
and Lillian her grandchildren accom-
panied her home for a few days.
Quite number from here attended
the funeral of Ed. Powell at North
Freedom Sunday.
Mrs. C. L. Reitman has gone to the
sanitorium to take trea tments. We all
hope for her speedy recovery.
Sarah and Walter Powell spent Sunday
with their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Glossy in Reedsburg.
Miss Alta Hart is spending a few
days with her friend, Hazel Dwyer.
There will be a home talent play at
the Sandusky Hall Friday night the ID
tn.
Mrs. Ella Grover and daughter, Haze
spent Saturday with Mrs. G. A. Powell.
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BuCkWhaat Valley

Lillian Eastman has gone to Black
River Falls for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilson, Elsie Thor
nton Mr. and Mrs. M. Grover and
daughter, Alma, were Sunday visitors
at Harve Growers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and family
were guests of Annie Miller, Sunday.
Miss Doris Miller, who is working at
Elmer Gardeners, spent Sunday at home
with her parents.
Glen Apple spent Friday and Satur-
day with Franklin Head.
Charles wilkinson was caller at
Harve Growers Sunday afternoon.
The club women surprised Mrs. VIC
Funnel, Thursday and spent an enjoy
able afternoon. They meet with Mrs. L.
Hogerty the goth.
Byron Carroll spent Wednesday night
with Franklin Head.
Eva Langdon and Lucy Wilkinson
were shopping in Reedsburg, Saturday.
Henry Miller is helping load out a
car of potatoes at the Farmers Ware
house.
VIC. Funnel and wife were visitors
at Henry Miller's, Sunday.
Martha, Ezra, and Marvin LangdOn
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Elva Gibeau.
George Feight of Aillsboro was q
guest of James Langdon, Sunday.
Dewey Langdon also visited at home.
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SOUTH FAIRFIELD

The Helpers Union will meet with
Mrs. Manford Bump Wednesday,
April. IL. The meeting with Mrs. Tom
Lusby was Ilargely attended about 70
being present.
Mrs. Albert ZeigIer enjoyed visit
of few days from her aunt, Mrs.
Emma Trow of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wing gspent
Sunday with their son, Clarence, and
family.
The people on telephone line No.
1923 were cut off from the world for
part of Saturday and Sunday being
unable to call their nearest neighbor.
1t was noticed pole and the wire had
fallen into Leach Lake. Arthur Lusby
nnd Frank Schneider raised the pole
with some difficulty and soon Everyone
was chatting with his neighbor.
Mrs. VIM. Kunkle and daughter Of
Adams are here visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Malloy.
Irwin Palmer and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcfarland were entertained
at the Ralph Plummer home Sunday.
Miss Ida Attridge is at home after
being employed two months at the s.
B. Butterfeld home in Baraboo Miss
Emma Hoege is employed in her
place
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Sunday at North Freedom occurred
the funeral of Edward L. Powell, one
of the foremost citizens of the village.
The services were under the auspices
of the Masonic lodge, of which he was
member, and were conducted by Us.
Briscoe of Baraboo. Fifteen Masons
from BaraEoo were present, and many
from other localities. Rev.T. Foulkes,
pastor of the M. E. church preached an
excellent sermon. Many, many friends
were present to show their respect for
their departed friend and townsman.
A ouartette composed of Henry Kopp
ke of Baraboo, Professor j. w. Warne,
Arthur Knapp and John Gunnison of
North Freedom, rendered several beau
tiful selections. Henry Koppke re-
ceived his apprenticeship as clerk in
MIR. Powell's store, and remained in his
employ for three years, sharing the
Powell home.
The bearers were George Darlington
lB. J. Cook, George Hackett, Henry
Dlckie, William Trebilcock, and DAME
Seeley.
Mr.. Powell was born in New York OF
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AIN

Miss Margaret Ferstl of Chicago is
spending her Easter vacation at the
home of her parents.
Cramer Bros. and Bettinger received
four new automobiles from Sank City
Friday. Albert Liegel also received
four new ones from Spring Green last
week.
A large monument was erected in
memory of Mrs. John Nachreiner Mon
day.
John Bauer now drives large motor
truck which he purchased in La Crosse
some time ago.
Edith Luther spent Saturday and
Sunday at Spring Green.
John Pletzer died at his home in Big
Hollow Saturday night of consumption
and the funeral services were held from
St. Johns church. Interment was
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LEGAL NOTICE
First Publication April 6, 1870
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
COURT FOR SAUK COUNTY.
IN PROBATE

In the matter of the estate of Han
nah Flick, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at
the regular term of the coun-
ty court to be held in and for said coun-
ty at the court house in'the city of Bar
aboo, in said county, on the first Tues
day (being the 2nd day. of May, 1916,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, the
following matters will be heard and
considered:
The application of Albert Flick, ad-
ministrator, of the estate Of Hannah
Flick, late of the city of Baraboo. in sale
county, deceased, for the examination
and allowance of the final account
of his administration and for the
assignment of the residue of the estate
of said deceased, to such persons as are
bv law entitled to the same.
Dated March. 30, 1916.
By order of the Court,
w. T. Kelsey,
Judge
E. Aug. Runge, attorney.
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WOMAN'S CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the Woman's
club was held on Saturday afternoon
with the Misses Varnell. The following
officers we're elected.
President Mrs. Frank Avery
Vice President Mrs. II. c. Black
Secretary Miss Helen Riney
Treasurer Mrs. L. ". Sayles
The program of the afternoon was
very interesting, each member contri-
buting something on the work of wom-
en-, the topics including Women in the
home, in professional life, as nurses,
physicians, librarians, booksellers news
paper and social settlement workers and
in Uncle Sans bureau of labor.
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HONEY CREEK AND
SUMPTER

The farmers around here commenced
work in the field this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huber, Jr., and
daughter, Mary, were guests of the
Alvin Brothers on Sank Prairie Sun.
day.
Frank Soelle and wife visited at the
the G. Moeley home Sunday.
Fred Buelow, wife and son, Walter,
spent Sunday at the Charles Cone home
in Lyons. Mr.. Cone, who was quite
sick, is getting along as we'll as can be
expected.
Christ Huber, wife and daughter,
Nora, of Merrimack visited at the
home of Robert Alvin and wife Sun
ay.
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Es sally For Babies

Mother Kroh's Baby Remedies are
simple, goods safe and tried out formu-
las for ordinary baby troubles.
Mother Kroh's Cough Syrup
Mother Kroh's Collie Remedy
Mother Kroh's Laxative Syrup
Mother Kroh's Group Remedy
Mother Kroh's Compound Essence of
Catnip
Mother Kroh's Soothing Syrup
Mother Kroh's Diarrhea Remedy
Mother Kroh's Teething Mixture
Mother Kroh's Worm Syrup
Mother Kroh's Neutralizing Cordial
for sour stomach, 25c the bottle Ev-
enson's Pharmacy.
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Leonard Won VALID died Monday eve
ming at seven o'clock at his home on
Water street after long illness. AL
though he had beeh in poor health for
as he had seemed in his usual condition
during the day.
The dece ased was born in Siaz, Swift
zerland, August 8, 1921, and came with
his parents to this country when eight
years of age and resided on farm near
Sank City. He was married to Miss
Barbara Klien at Sank City in 1886.
Five children were born to them, one
passing away in infancy. The family
moved to Baraboo "a years ago. Be-
sides his wife he leaves the following
children, Ullrich of Madison, Henry of
Livingston, John and Mrs. Marie Wells
of Baraboo He also leaves six grand
children and one great grandchild. Two
brothers and four siaters also mourn bis
death. They are Ullrich, Baraboo;
Conrad, Groton, South Dakota; Mrs.
August Eahl, Bloomington, Montana;
Mrs. Mary Schroeder, Baraboo, Mrs.
Florian Clement and Mrs. George Luck
Prairie du Sac.
Mr.. Won Valid was veteran of the
Civil war, having served three years.
Funeral Wednesday at O'Clock at the
Evangelical church conducted gby Rev.
II. P. Jord an.
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made in that village. He is survived
by two sisters, three brothers and nine
children.
Miss Adela Finer Sundsyed with
the Misses Clara and Adela Beck.
The lectures and sermons given by
the Jesuit Missionary at st. Luke's
church during the time of forty hours
devotion were largely attended.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13

Mrs. L. J. Barrett and Mr.. AMI
Mrs. H. K. Dillenbeck went ito James
vile this morning to attend the funer-
al of Miss Elsie Fathers, who met
such a tragic death on Sunday when
the auto in which she and Charles
Carr were riding was struck by a
Rockford and GAINESVILLE interurban.
Both the deceased young lady and her
parents, Mayor and Mrs. Fathers have
visited several times in Baraboo and
were entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. J. Barrett.