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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-18
SYNOPSIS DE LA GUERRA EURO
PEA

Ha habido combates muy e~ncarniza-
COS en- sqgunos sectores del frenta
ID cidental de Verdun. Entire las Ii.
meas britanicas Sc ha podido observar
una actividad muy notable EN- la parte
norte de Francia y en- Flandes, y hoy
Sc avisa de Paris que ha habido fuego
iapido de artillerfa en- ambos lados de
a region de Champagne.
En- Verdun, Sc contin1a sin interrupt
cion ell cafoneo usando las pleas
grandes.
Ell examen preliminar de Sr. Roger
Easement, quien fue arrestado en- Ir
landa despues de haber desembarca,
do de un submarine aleman, POGO an
ties de la rebellion reciente, ha sido
cnipezado en- Londres.
Herbert w. AsQuith. ell primado In
giles, esta continuando sus conferen-
cias en- Irlanda sobre la situaci0n que
result0 cen motive de la rebellion.
In actividad de los alemanes en- cl
frente de Verdun Sc estA co%ntinuando
al oeste de Mouse donde estan siendo
constantemente bom~bardeadas las po-
siciones f~rancesas en- Ell cerTo 304 Y
en- Avecourt Wood.
Sc repulso por complete un ataque
de granadas de mano en- el yec'nda
rio de la aldea Triarmont, segun des-
~ehos ~franceses.
Reportes de Berlin a%nuncian que en-
Verdun Sc han rechazado algunos alta.
IRE re los %frsnceses. De Lisboa anun-
clan cue ha habido un combate entire
lis fuerzas alemanas y portuguesas en-
Ia Inca divisoria de las posesiones por-
trgesas en- Africa, en- Ell cual los ale
names que fueron los agresores, fue-
ron completamente derrotados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-18

suscribanse al Nuevo Mezica1o. So
lamente UN PESO al aho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-18

dominarlas. Washington ha anuncia-
dc su determination de permanecer en-
Mexico hasta que Villa sea cogido vivo
o muerto. Sc decfa que Ia %conferen-
cia Sc tendrfa en- la Aduana de Jua-
rez, Mexico. Los mexicanos alega-
ban que ed range superior del general
Oregon, como ministro de la guerra
del gobierno carrancista lie intitulaba
Al privilegio de permanecer en- terrific
rio mexicano. La aduana es I'm edifi-
clio grande, construido de ladriIlo roio,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-18

vigilando la frontera mexicana al otro
aado de Hidalgo, Tex. El consul J. J..
Garcia 10 comunic6 al coronelBlock.
HON del fuerte Brown, pidiendole que
investigue Ell case.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-18

FL escuadron de Langhorne que Sc
i1tern6 en- Mexico por Texas, despues
oei ataque en- Glenn Springs, Sc halla
q 200 millas de d~istancia de Ia fronte-
"a, y Sc ha detenido en- espera de re-
fuerzos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-18

Todos los puentes del ~ferrocarrll
Sur Pacifico entire san Antonio y FL
Faso. seran resguardados por las tro.
ras segun avisos recibidos del cuartel
general del general Funston.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-18

DE Brownsville, Tex, Sc avisa que
rartidas de mexicanos armados estan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-18
s. MOTICIAS D1WERSAS 81

por las .Seioritas Candida Read
y Justina Jaquez
IS Campanas-Polka Cantada, por
las. Nifas discIpulas de la Seno.
rita Jaquez
14Artistas en- Northumberland
Cantada en- Espahol
PersonaJes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
, By Hdi2RifT DUNN BEN7ZEXG.
H.. ,,y5113S

There is no material that is pfrtticr NJ
mote fashionable Tor the drcssy sumner
coat Tor the very little gih than tadcil.
u can De- chosen in ~ bright and child.
BIKE = color rs desired and II has Just the
quality that gives the lldrcd effect that
isiishlonahle. This coat can he made
with a cape collar or with q hish neck
and round collar In either case. the
straight little skirt is shifrcd and l.incd
20 The body. In the picture. tafcta is
lined with crepe de chine, hut chiffon
hroddCluth could be- made without a
lining summer serge could be- treated
In the same way and the model will he
found 4 good one Tor any material that
can he shirfcd. Bfoddcloth in such colofs
q, rose and pale blue Is much liked for
dfes'y coats and dark color always is
snircahlc Tor the sturdy ones Of
hard u'uage. serge with the cape collar
OF iIiIria would make smart effect.
For the 4 year size will hc needed, a. 1
yards oi material " ushes wide, ~
yards 70 or q, yards a.
The pattern No. gcgh is cut in siYcs for
children from 10 = years oi age. II will
hc mailed 20 any adlrrs, los the Fashion
Department ui this paper. on receipt u
tea ,Cntl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
ILLNESS PREVENTS
CORNERSTONE LAYING

ntcau,, of the sudden illness oi Mr.,
n II Jones. cornerstone LAYING tete
NOME, for the community hou,r
planned by Rev " II u ut,h oi the
Pilgrim congregational church. were
not held yesterday afternoon Mt,
Jones was to have laid the cornerstone
Mayor Oyetholstr. who was to have
delivered an address also va, detained
NJ town, owing To III, leaving oi Okla
huma's national guard tot Fort sill
Mr Urch is preparing to have the
cornerstone ceremonies the coming
week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

Mr. VIII Richardson and som Mas.
f,r Billy. vino ha,, been the guest ui
M ] n. Richardson ST. WI lte''e
"wednesday Tor ihc,t home IN heniotn.
Iowa MrN bruce "unE WI" h'' a''"
hrcn me gun o' hef mo'hei, MIS-
N''h'rH. lrii SUNDAY evening i'' hc'
nome 'n roy, Worm. '',,np"h,,' n'
...' ".,' ,..,,',. WV, WV, ~ i',','' e..
..n w., '''', ''',.. ''a..''' WV '''
~
I.nk' 'mh' N'll entertain WIN n'n
,N dance ftll'N evening ~ 'ne ,''
tu,N'n' Tor 'he n'h'''' '' ''' '''''
MI rank Nn'N''' VINO mas n,e'
m Ne" ln,t ''i 'ne p',' 'N week..
N expected nome 'h'' We'N
' y
mda' rom NcwN'IN a,'omran''n h'
hei grandson, Master is'N M'usclel
fAs
Nr Roher, lrhy. Mis-, Gcncyie,c II.
b, and Mr. Na,,ar lrhy returned Sat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

MI; ;'.I'...' : /. !" !. ..3'"s ... 2 .:::. a.
weather Saturday afternoon
By entertaining dplcn Of m, little
friends At their home on West Smith
street Carrying ont the military idea
oi the day the children wcrc presented
with tail military helmet, 'urmouulci
by large ,a>cF and each one given a
fife. ~ thcFmu,ic oi which lhc.
marched 10 the dining room Here lhr
birthday cake with - red candle anil
wsvlng flag, va, the central dcDoa
ton. with place cards decorated with
flag, and drum, and flag, decorating
the ices. One of the game, OF tH"
afternoon va, a target shooting WITH
poi guns. when Master Jack Brook,
Tor the boys, received q water pistol q,
favor. and Miss Margcry Kerr q doll
set Tor the g'fl, The mothers Of the
children an Joined in the lun and the
ho,tc,, wa, assisted hy her .i.cr..iu
law. Mrs Bm,o Young o. Port Worth
Mr. VIII Richardson ui Bedford
Iowa. and Mr., George Woodward
The little guest, of the happy after
noon included Jack Brpok lmm,
Rutherford loui. kilhoufnr Di,s
Ellis. Margaret Kerr Margaret Swim
ford. Helen Mari Woodward Br'h
Richardson. John Haven Ferguson
Mary France. Caldwell and Edward
CouNr
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Tomorrow's S EUents

Miss Madeline Cottinghnm, dance
At the Country club for Miss FL
eanor Adar OF 81 Paul, MINI,
Miss Grace Thwng OF Kansas City
and Miss Eleanor Atkins OF Knox
vile, Tenn.
Miss Helen Gloyd, luncheon ioI
Misses Flcanof Atkins, Eleanor
Alair and Grace Thwing
MIS-. J. A. Reck, morning bridge
for MI, Fred Couper OF wichita
Falls, Texas.
Seven O'clock Dinner club, Judge
and Mrs J T Sharp
Kama Girls, MISS Anna Fay
Solliday
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EEkVrN7=-@4A6n nus By HaRRKT DUNN BEN7Zkyss---G
'h asu4sasas,ax1s.1ssaS

Y 4 W
ior next year and Will again make her
home IN tins cli. Ms, Oacu who
formerly resided here has been living
~ Joplin Mo Tor the past year
Mis-, Naurinc Vaughn vho ha, been
the que. Of her sister. Mrs A B
Clark. returned Sunda, evening to her
home m .Dc. Mouc,. Iowa.
~
NJ, ',n,J.. ,.,,,,. ,oJ N,. r..
,.,,J Cn,,,. .n,,,,,,n.j ,,,,, , ,t,,m.
w., ,,t,,n,l,,, .,n,J,,. afternoon \,
W W,,',,,,, ~ 'Ih', h,,,, -, ,,'' ,i,,,b, In,I
I'D ~, y,.b,Il, I,r, Nr 4 F.
rc,,. "a nL, p.,L h,L ,rl N,.
# u,rbc.,. ~ N,rnmg,or "
IA The o,hr, mcmhcr, of the neigh
borhood pary included Mine, K +
ooncv " Afford. ! 3 Barnes,
pr,vcr Mis-. Ercvcr made the hIgh
..orc Al ,hr game and wa. the rc,rplcn,
ot ,r..,1l lemon dish M., lurh
iurd was presented with lingerie clasp,
and Mr., pcru and Mrs Matthew
N,rc gwen pair, oi gold hdlplu- 4
dainty luncheon wa. served at the close
uf the afternoon
d
At 'lai'''' Cuh''I I' sP'h'INR d
week ln Ih''"'e'N'''
= .
Mr. and MI. ~ Ildmdu Na.'
4. 'm'H RAr.''. N,', '""fh''f, ",
h"t''' ana .I''''''' "' b'''''.
y =
Miss pla Guthrie Whn went 20
r.pulpa the last Of 'hr week 'Dr .
HIl w'd friends Wa. joined There
sunday hy her 'a'hcr NJ WI. b
r'hrc IUr wlll return Nr1u''h"
if, $ a Conn who also make hrf
Hlmc with Mr. and Miss Guthrie -
t.l'lng friends m Wellington. han
- y
The mary friend, oi Mr. aud Mr.,
pu. Elbow and family will hear with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

There are lots n offerings ~ mr,rf.
cycles Al reasonable prices ~ hs found
IN The Times Want columns difinr
June
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&aN;AMw7M&
1.I21;l73iENT NT I;l31NI93ET
BEFORE
INVENTORY
SALES
BEFORE
INVENTORY
SALES

uar Your purchase this week will be special regardless
the article be We drawing the business the alfyear
will increased which, comparatively but
h Every effort being forth nmg this the banner week all
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Mr., Frank Fitzpatrick will leave
1ue,iay Tor Mu,kogcc where she will
u, the guest Tor several day, ot Mr.
Joseph Hull
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

Rurnpf, in Chenille.
Frank Smith was down from Elroy
Monday.
Mrs e. Miller Of Baraboo spant the
first of the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C Klein
Mrs. Mable Buxton was a business
caller in Barahoo Monday.
The Rex amusement Company have
arrived with tent for three nights
stand They have located on the Wei
land lot.
DR.. Fifteenth aler and family was the
guests of Fred Ritzenthaler and family
Sunday.
Don't forget the special school meet
ing Thursday evening to decide on the
new high school.
A large number from the village
went to Baraboo Saturday to attend
the circus. Many went OH - the early
train to be in time for the street parade
while many went down with autos and
Others drove.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Duncan of Baraboo
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Nc
Coy Sunday,
The class play to be given at the M.
w. A, hall Friday evening of this week
is 'tAll Mistake.
There is to be dancing party given
at the M. w. A, hall Thursday evening
of this week.
Miss Amanda Denzer of Bsraboo vis-
tied relatives here over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Sarahan, son, Hugh, and
daughter, Katherine and Mrs. j. Run
die and son, Arthur, visited the j. B.
Doherty family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruhensahl were the
guests of the latter's sister. Mrs.
Brooks, Sunday.
John Cowing and family have moved
into the z. Young house on Walnut
street. Stanley Hayes has rented the
land with the place.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

Luetscher in Sumpter last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gassner are
riding in a new Overland lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lusby went to
Merrimac Sunday to visit relatives.
A number of young people of this
neighborhood went to Baraboo Sat
urday evening for the show.
Mrs. Margareth Mold and son Adolph
of Sank City visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gassner, Sr., last Sunday after
Inoon They came in an automobile.
Miss Kate Fisher is working for
Mrs. Erwin Gassner this week.
Our teacher, Miss Louise Rebein
will close her school next Friday. !
The schools of the neighboring dis
tricts were invited for a playday by
the Harrisburg school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sprecher, Mrs
M. c. Wahl and children and Mrs
/! Walter Gasser visited relatives in Den
ger Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Becker of SauE
City visited with their son, Ed anG
family in Harrisburg Sunday after
noon
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

also built porch on his house re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Cohleigh and Mr.
and Mrs. Laurence Wilcox motored TO
Baraboo on Friday evening.
Mrs. Seaborn has returned to her
son Harold's, in Baraboo. after spend
ing some time with Mrs Chas. Boards
ey. $3.50 7
Theodore and Harvey Heron have
been making a cement tank for Austin
Cooper
John Gielen has new Ford car.
Edwin Calvert is doing carpenter
work for William Loomis.
James Gillem ate Sunday dinner at
the Grant Powell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turner and baby
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Shore.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
UENZER

Mr.: and Mrs. H. Feniske and chill
5Eenl of Leland were guests at the
F'Eorian Held home Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Martin ZecR
a daughter last week.
Miss Mira Jordon who teaches in
district No, spent Saturday and Sun
day at her home in Wonewoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Groth of Sumpter
were guests at the George Mellentine
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Jaedike are
rejoicing over the arrival of a daugh.
ter on Thursday, May 4.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Balfanz and daugh
ters Emma and Ida of Sank Prairie
were guests at the William Carbon
home Sunday.
L. C. Miller and Edwin Yorlks at
tended the circus at Baraboo Satur
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
AUXILIARY HAS
ENJOYABLE TINE

A very pleasant occasion was the
welcoming in of the eighty two new
members of the Auxiliary of the Y
M. C. A.. Monday afternoon between
three and FIVE at the Y. M. C. A.
parlOrs. The rooms were nicely decorat-
ed for the occasion with tulips donated
by friends of the organization. The
time was spent in visiting and getting
acquainted, every member wearing her
name pinned or her waist. Some
brought fancy work, and some new
patterns in tatting and crochet were
much admired. Mrs. Elizabeth Gait
Wrinkle, one of the new members gave
reading, 'Lasca" and Responded
with, "Cuddle Doom" Brick ice cream,
waters and cake were served. The
society were the recipients of sever.
al large beautiful pictures Of locsa
views, by Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Trimpey.
Some of them were framed and the
society will have the others framed
also to decorate the parlorE.
One of the pleasing features of the
occasion was the friendly. frsternsi
feeling of comradship displayed among
the ladies assembled. which tended
to make strangers feel as if their
presence was desired.
A list Of the members will appear
tomorrow.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
Tuesday

Three more cottages at Devils Lake
state park have been entered and at
tempts have been made on two others.
By breaking locks or otherwise making
forced entrance, the cottages Of H.
NJ. Terry. Oscar Doppler and c. Fl.
Evenson were visited. An effort was
also made to get into the A. w. MelM
and John M. True cottages but with
out success At the MelzI cottage a
| rear knob was broken off but g bar on
the inside prevented the door from
swinging open. AT the Doppler cottage
an old axe was left and i good one car
ried away. There is no clue as to who
the guilty ones may be. During the
winter number of cottages at another
section OF the lake were also visited.
Five car loads of Reedsburg people
motored TO Rsraboo last evening TO at
tend the theatre. Some of them were:
Editor T C. Ninmann. ] "A. Sedgewick,J
A. Stone Leo Darrenongue, Harry SOrge
and Glen Holland
Mrs 8. Fl Burton and son, Harold and
daughter were in Madison today to
consult q specialist in regard to
Harold's eye. which he Wss recently
unfortunate enough to get piece Of
steel into. The member 10 badly in
famed
Mrs. A. E. Bsumgartner and three
daughters of Elroy, who have been
visiting Mira. Baumgartner's sister,
Mrs. Louis Halbman. at Merrimack
and her sister, Miss Mae Devlin. of Bar
aboo left for their home today.
Two hundred guests witnessed tbs
marriage of Miss Katherine Blau,
daughter of Joseph Blau Of Plain TO
George Brey farmer of that section
at the st Luke's catholic church ct
Plain May /. The young couple were
attended Dy Frank Blau and Miss Eulia
Brey. the brides maid being attired in
q gown Of crepe de chene and net
The bride was also attired in crepe dc
chene and net and carried bouquet of
lilies and carnations. Many beautiful
presents we're received. The couple
will reside on farm near Plain
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

Mrs. J. Kyle of Fulton, ILL., came
last week to visit her sister, Mrs c.
Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Paddock, Mrs.
H. Thornton and Miss Elsie Thornton
attended the o. E. S. banquet at Bar
aboo last Thursday night.
The annual spring housekeeping is
in full swing at present and as usual
is greatly enjoyed by the men.
Mrs. D. Marshall returned home to
Clyman Saturday after visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs George Thompson of Baraboo
and Mrs J. Tordoff and daughter of
Elroy were calling on friends Satur
day.
Mrs. Clarence Jepson and children
came down from Adams Monday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A
Grover.
Otto Forester of Wonewoc was
down recently to visit relatives.
J. A. Douglas has a new REQ auto
mobile He says it goes all right ex.
cept when he tries to run it without
gasoline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Butterfield and
son went to Baraboo Saturday to see
Gollmar Brothers circus.
Miss Irma Borchers was home from
! Delton over Sunday.
LOGANVILLE
The electric moving picture show
that showed here Saturday and Sun
day evening was fine. They had full
house both evenings. A large part OF
the crowd went home Sunday evening
before the show was out on account OF
ia thunder shower and hail storm.
Every one is busy cleaning house
and making gardens.
The embroidery club met last Thurs
day with Mrs. Charles Kruger. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. DR..
Westedt.
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Nail, Hazel and
Lester Ware, spent Sunday at N. For
ester's.
Several FROM here attended Goldman
Brothers. circus at Baraboo Saturday.
A. J. Colvin spent Sunday at Elmer
Seldenis
Mr. and Mrs. Arb Smith and daagh-
ter Florence spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Klipp.
Fly Westedt has put water works
in his residence ON Main street
William Williams is improving, the
looks of his place with a cement side
walk
Saturday, May 13, is set for working
I'm the cemetery We hope that an in
terested Will turn out and help clean
things up. Ladies are to bring their
dinners so that all can put in a full
days work If the day is stormy they
viii meet the next Saturday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

were Sunday guests of Elma Schultz.
Mrs Fred Simon of Prairie du Sac
is visiting her son John here. On
Sunday they were entertained at the
Fred Brooks home
Mr. and Mrs. H. Vertheen, Mrs. Otto
Meyer, Mrs. G. Schanke and Mrs. Hen
ry Schanke were recent visitors at the
home of Harry Verthein
John Repka and family went to Cas-
sci Prairie Sunday to visit relatives.
They were accompanied home by sis
ter, Miss Rose Leykoff
Literary will meet at Percy Alexan.
der's on Saturday evening.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
EAST DELTON AND WEST FAIR


E6S DEL ON AMI w 60 Fam
FIELD.
Lawrence Wilcox, H. Davis and Ar
thur Bump took young stock to pas
ture in East Fairfield on Monday.
Mrs. Charles Powell is on the sick
list at the present writing.
Mrs. Harriet Higgins was called to
Baraboo on Sunday on account of the
serious illness of her little grand
daughter, Evelyn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs jerks Higgins.
Ralph Powell and family spent Sun.
day night with George Haywood and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bump and chill
dren, Neal Wilcox md Earl Bump ate
Sunday dinner at the B. Wilcox home
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Beardsley of the
Gem City spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Haywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Powell and
daughter Eva were callers at the r. w.
Mcfarland home on Sunday afternoon.
Little Lois Bump spent Friday with
her little friends, Glenn and Gordon
Cafiisch.
Ed BErkenhagen Is building porch
on his residence. Arthur Bump has
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
WESTFIELD

The following families were Baraboo
-isitors Saturday: John verthein,
Charles Schultz, William Schultz, Will
Schultz, Ted Uphoff and H. Benin.
Mrs. John Simon accompanied by
Ter sister, Mrs. G. Sullivan of Maple
Hill, went To Greenwood to visit rela-
ives on Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Borders who has returned
rom Florida, came up from Evanston
or a short visit with her parents here.
Miss Iva Bishop of Reedsburg came
with her.
Miss ella Bluenchen and Clarence
Schultz spent Sunday at the formers
home in Freedom.
TIE Misses Alice and Nellie Brooks
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
SKILLET CREEK

Mrs Flora Astle spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the WEIGH home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Smith have NOV
ed to their farm for the summer.
l.. B. Irish has been charging and
remodeling his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kunzelman and
daughter LaSetta, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
and daughter Esther visited relatives
in Sumpter.
The Skillet Greek Pewits Nest. Lake
District, went to Lyons, where they
enjoyed themselves as never before on
Arbor Day.
Robert Rodwell recently sent off an
order of twenty bushels Of seed corn
to one man who previously had or
dered one bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Powell, son Neal
and J. Gillem called at the home of
w Cahoon Sunday.
Quite number have put their stock
into pastures for the summer.
Doris Wfchrn was a weekend visit
or with her teacher, Miss Gertrude
Morse
A good many from .i1is neighborhood
attended the funeral of Hazel Templin
last Monday,
Roland Schaefer went to Milwaukee
with Wilbur Johnson to bring back
some Chalmers cars. They struck
some pretty bad roads at Watertown.
and on the bluE-
ABLEMAN
The Good Danes were pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Paul Schultz on
Wednesday. afternoon.
The preliminary oratoricaf and de-
clamatory contest was held i'm Kiefer's
Hall Friday evening. The winners
were. Selma Gall and Lawrence Hindes
and the other speakers were Gertrude
cambridge, Evan Black and Eitel
Driefke, all doing exceptionally we'll.
During the past week the stork
frightened the homes OF Edward Krey,
William Dwars and Loais Godfrey. by
leaving a baby daughter at each place.
Some OF those who were attracted to
Baraboo by the circus Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geissler and
daughter Mabse, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dettman, Ellis Dettman, Mrs. Ernest
Dettman. Mrs John Geisser, Mrs. Gus
tave Scharuke, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Pierce, Miss Luel1a Kessler and Miss
| Irma Wilkinson.
Mrs. G. F. Scharuke and SON Ehren-
reich visited at Reedsburg Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cart Uphoff entertain
ed a large number OF friends from
, Reedsburg and Loganvilie Sunday.
A bali game between the east and
west side business men Sunday after
noon proved highly entertaining. The
score stood IT to II and another game
will be played in the near future to
find the winners.
The automobile owned by Rev. Popp
was very badly damaged in collision
with another auto Sunday night For.
ttanately no one was injured
The funeral OF Mrs. Henrietta Pan.
ger was held from the home OF Mrs
Henry Volz Monday noon. The serv.
ices were held in the Baptist church,
conducted by Rev, Dipple of N. Free
dom, and the remains laid to rest in
the Lutheran cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Pyferson, Mrs,
Anna Smythe and daughter Lena at.
tended church at Baraboo Sunday.