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SITUATION WANTED-Female

WANTED. 10y young lady. position as book.
keepcr or assistant Can operate type
employer. Good reason for wanting 10
change. Il 9lS. caro- Times. Dispatch
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SIlOI; REPAIRING

,"Mfs' IrF'"r. waterproof m"Uski,l. :.
t.h'"Nf Ni."l' r"i"'! Half srlrd bi.r..' q.
El""iri, shpa Iact"ry. 10 EJst Mai:
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WANTED-itcal Estate
| WANT YOUR
RENT ACCOUNT
l.. w. McVElGH
REPAIR SHOPS

Ft;; .,i. -rur rrp,irinr .rn5- ,;ondyc,
."n'h' 90 b'r' bu-!u"s, section. Int. rent
i.'i 'lr'fn"'lpN Wit" or ,.gl =; ,'i,ar'os.
E'vclh 95'1 Sycamvr. Stree, petr-si,,,r..
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
By GREEN & Redo
Real Estate .Auctioneers


In order TO close up the af-
fairs Of the Lee Park Company
Inc, we have been requested to
offer for sale at public auction
the following lots of land in the
City Of Richmond Va:
corner Of ti iT Venue and ana
R"sen,SathI ROAD.
q I:oscnca,h ROAD between
Siuar; and Hanover Avenues.
J. Lot 20 y 1870 f.. on tho south
side Of kcnsinetom Aveauc, be-
tween Tilden street and Rose
meath Road.
4 Triangular shaped tot "a, the
northeast corner Of kcusinrton
Avenue and Eo>cncath Road.
meath Road. ana about 49, II.
on kcnsington Avenue.
.. Three rectangular shaped lots
M X 100 X each. situated in the
Ccnt"rs OF the three blocks he
tween Grove aud E"nsingiou
Avenues. and between Tildcn
street and Eoscncsth Road
each lot bounded on all four
sides by wide alleys. and being
admiralty adapted for garages
Therefore. on Friday. February -
l"i', commencing at o'clock T.. NJ "a,
ne Richmond Real Estate ENchanr"
North Ninth street. ~ VIII vifcl
inc above propcrt! At auctiou.
rats OF the property /" he offered
Gan tie seen ut the office of The .uic-
u"neer& or AT the Real Estate ~
change
TERMS: Liberal and to hc annuunccd
~ sale.
GREEN Il EEup
AUctioucCrs
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WAR LAYS HEAVY HAND
ON EDUCATION IN EUROPE
Effects Felt In England in Complete
arrangement OF Existing
system.
rAK-HE.,CHING CHANGES SURE
!" BE More Modcrnizcd. Making II
Practical for Coping With Every
Day business Affairs Of Life. AZ
ter American and German ideas.


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

Once
Virginia Fire ami Marine Insurance CO..
i.s,hInCud. Va.
A$$UtL MEETING.
iii: feE.Iar annual meeting oi stockn"aers
u..l - hold At tn. yorupany's uri-e on
TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY 20, ~ i o.oiD,Il 81.
WI. II. MCCARTHY.
SECRETARY.
THE autIai meeting Of the Stockholders ~
NE .Si"ns- iiady conpany NJ! hc hole ~
2irS", hranm"9G W. On WED%ESDhY.
GEORGE ". NhDN Secretary.
%OTiGE rs Hereby given that tho .uuual
meeting az Stockholders az ih" Virginia
Maryland Coal Corporation will ho held ~
k"gm 80. l-oi MUtCml hl.lGirG; 80 ,lir lily
" Richmond. Va. Oh tt ESpNI. February
20 1917, a, II p'"iock y. VI
y T. ADAMS S.cr.iary.
y Special commuucaiton 81 nich-
~ mould Lodge. 40. 10. y. Z. = A. 81
" YIN 10 h"la y, be Masonic Temple.
,MoNpAYb AFTERN0o% at BIS o'ciaoit
M"mn"rs of sister i"tces and transient
Ry order ~ thc Worsniu;Ui Master
ROBERT J.. WlNFREE
secretary.
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State Distributor Wanted

LhEGE CpKrORATiON MANl.
r,tiEH IGTII iy f,,,.r I;;Y;U,hiM.SiEI:Iy
;iAEKE;L THAT - Bul.I Like
OR ron THE STATE OF Wiz
.lINIA MrST. HAVE FAciIIrif:s
-, pt:'54NiIE APPOINT. sur.
llr&DNEp DEALERS a DEAI.t:f;
~ ~ cry COUNTY IL THE
coErEACT iHvoLvrS rRAc.
rI.IcALli 80 OVERHEAD EX-
AGI MECHANICS ANp OTHER
ENPEESES INCIDENTAL no III,
TON. iEi'.E BUSINESS SDl i.:-
NArIDNAI. ADVERTISING Will.
COMMENCE EARLY ~ APRIL
DEMONSTRATES, TEAILi!RtAU
NOW ~ RICHMOND.
INTERESTED PARTIES MAY
CoNNU%TCiTE Writ " il 6iig
STEp FIELD MANAGEH JET
FERSDS HOTEL.
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Furniture and China Packing

iREITtRE, china and Wedding presents
hacked ana shipped with care Moving
amG hauling done by Jacob Umlau.. Phone
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~ L-e ste-lLLLoLlers I'D ,Me vltgLnLa Lie,

TO !re So, kholders OF the virginia lilo,
spring. Company:
fhe aunIal meeting o, tho stockholders of
me virginia Hot Springs Company for the
nuIu"S' 81 c.=-NL; directors aud for TIE
transaction u >ucn othcr BUSINESS AZ ini,s
'aWiuily Sn": t.iore the s;id meeting in
m. board OF directors and OF am ro,nn,if,. a.
thereof Of IL" said company in III. To- d,
Year VIII he held in the office OF the ..i!
goWpanY In 10" Homestead Hotel Hot
spring va. on SATURDAY. tho 2itl day
~ February, ltlI. 1880 y NJ The
'.au.''r noohs ,wi! he closed Friday l'c6-
u"ft IT, a i. III. aEu remain Ciosed an
q. % i. ~. MONDAY. - Iruary -S 1911.
IL. ALBERT. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

W FRED. RICHARDSON, Nc 6olso3
West Main Street freproof storage for
household goods. slowing. packing anu
Shi pntnE t:amiuIph 80
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IRISH POTATOES

LET u iroH What YOU have KIND. Gua!It.
aud p-iuc. bushels or car lots for cash
iio'k"t :" Sprafl"y. Inc, 1910 East Cary
street. Richmond Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
AUTOMOBILES.

COMMERCIAL auto bodies FOR runaboutS
80. iN"hhrdsyn Bros. els Brook Ave-
nue.. Madison 1917.
FOR sal" 49, Ford touring car. y@E5: Ford
delivery, car. $40. Overland roa Ister SI7a.
call Marion. ltantolph 1isa.
fpE sale DoG:c i'Totn"rs touring ,a- ia
excellent i"int and mechanical condition '
u"" top. '!Ie, very good SEQ vs. a, once"
mn. - ~ LL.---.
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CARpEr CLEANING.
CLEANING AND PRESSING

OLD russ a." carpets made over INFO rev
<, 10y = Co. 4. Hortn ".rs
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


MoDJach Hat ana Hampton H.r oyster. !.
suc'liity. NICK Bun, Market 81. .oitn
,LAlh street. bone iautuiuA 1850
CALI. Gu %icl: BgII'. ..,,,.t 40 Snr, h
Sixth street FOR all air,,, o. sea food
l.h1ne ikan!olua 1850.
TIE sprinE'ine * coming. lie, rs clean
your caru.Is a:,! rugs ana s-o., them
we MI @ua-ante. them against uoths.
W. FRED, Richardson. Inc. FiI.prOvf storage.
~ -'pa west Main street. Phone Eando ph
OUR asbestos nip" covering. saves fuel
projects u."n'. produces more hrht IN :
-e .LlEhir ~sutrerU Asbestos Mfg. 90
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DEATHS

81 a1 r. RI i$,sf9 A ,., a"
is west framkli" street, IN il.e hirty-in.rd
,MoNpAYl MuHNi%G 4, il . ia. n. ia,
torment private. Kinds o,ni, Nower,
"ii.LSoN HAZARD cires, son oi Mr auI
Franklin street d!cl at noon FebrI.., -
- Phoenix. ArIz. after = long Illness Nlr
t,azIrd w.s youns man Of mu-u. ',a.r
passing s"nt. 40 his young EauhuOU De- BE-
s,sa, s2rT2w 70 ~ family ana fr!end. d
Isos y'prE no. !ner ent@rin ige c'a-
graduation Ec eut"rcd tire cmplO. 80, il"
pAny ' in Ncw Yorx and Bait,,n6rc.'' ..l,I
being ranidlf promoted when he -"r.0ua
g aS@stoNn In a me i,.. "S' -
endured hss ii!ness have he"s ct lusrir.' itui'
70 those n@sr TO him b'.td"s ns uarcu.
Jessie r: Hazard ~ THIS ,l.f ana ,i.rs-
nro,hcrs Er:.lr!" Ha~nrd. OF NHil" iihN'r
.i,y il, was n.nGsN ?, Wra 4 ~
Nrs John " H.rrtson ~ siufrUe GcriHt
NJ and Mrt. iiezsru wn" hs,c lo'u u
Phoenix With their ron. arrived home i"s'
,s:!xYses yin. he he.l1 ron ,ne gu,y
inent. in Hollywood C"met"-y VIII pe pr'-
II:IsoN--55 DIED: =, ,ne. nome q her son,
rae street Hichm"nd "a -, : 4 ~ sun
y, FehruHty rs, Mns NARY = TELsp%.
xe,o MAS Of 'c %isg" . II .pr:iyed
three dISush;>:r- Mrs ~ Gm1 i 80. u W ~.
.%is W F3 Person Hf.o 81 q ~T per- 9 an"
ruary 20 Please on,i, flowers.
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LOST AND FOND

LOST. a tan suitcase marked 4 a. : on
side au. Il. 8 on tit" other. paper
inside only valuable tn rs" uvugr Finder
viii be we'll REWARDED. Amy a. The I!ine--
LOST. "A bunch OF keys sunday morning be-
tween Stuth and Adams streets Phone
Madison 1887. OF call 20 East Broad
LOST, SATURDAY uight. y diamond uiu. either
AZ Isis Thcai"r or lr J'tm"y 81 near
Eighth and HrodN streets E"NaI! gus
North. IomharJy i:guuoiuh ".sc-J.
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FOR SAi.I;-i},isincss.

FOL: sale. ono az ~" oldest ANA best esta,.
lt-hed bpur'ilnG houses IA HONEYWELL. Ma
la'h"d aud uihst"rc':. iu;Eished cl"ctric
lighted, hot au'i cold water. Has always
lone g good business. l. nov doing 4
large business Address .. g., .ioDcWelI,
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-
MEETINGS.

MEcHiAA%iGS AID ,MEHCiAErs BANK
li-t ltUll street. Richmond. Va
TIE annual meeting Of ttockholdcrs or thi,
hahE %!I! be held February -. 1917 al
= O'Clock
}. II. PATTERSON. Cashier
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ICE CREAM
STORAGE AND MOVING.

SrECIAi. FOR this week. Frozen Pudd
Itr 'rcam Madison 3jl0. Wynnc
Cream tompany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

SUITS pressed on sanitary Hoffman maj,
nine hrs cl""u"d. .Dc. FRENCH
.icaheI or sHtIr"g. :U'- \ WAIST s. 90.
TAILOR. "nd 'l"hucrs. i'huu" Madison .OcN.
Expert f"pairiuE. altering
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

ron eal" antique nahosary desk ana
bookcase. ia first ella - order. Cen SCI.
same by calling Randolph 1sQ3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

Madison 1907. OF call 20 LAST Broad
LOST. SatgT,,i.y n,shl. diamgma Mn e,nsr
North, IomhsrIy Eondoiun ".sc-J
HELL MANTr.n-,iaie
w AG;Iely, We" III ooG G" g. lssr tn GG.
Mfl,e ~ + = Boz 80 GyfsMs s Va ~ sS'S''
MILLER wen,rd-.> soed eaay sober
liable, man. A4drces ihs. Virginia Mll4 Inc.
W ASpF a. a"4 I'G %Pps
lachinn Power compamy. Huehcid. w Va.
nG! NAN VIII, f"'fG sso" r"2 SfS3ins
s fsSnTs ,mmcklnis smnn,TSnSg y
wASTEp ,rs'-e,.ss e''m a, , n
a aef TnRS Gs''ri%G HnR "a "a one to rogers
WANTED. nrs,.cissr core -m,Nyra lni mold
Grs' e,n"Itenc"i On GSn"r'i msehtn" Gas-
r rN T Sfrnr. Nd 's'"''''' 'S' % ''''''
WANTED, m~q q !akc eg,ire, charr- OF
er Sssst and f' ausa&oa "jonss Cod
'slary tGr live. w'd" awal@ person ,apahie
%apsriiIy. Appiy. giving ftafersnees Bon
C0NDUCTOK- have had recent oXpc.
rience on electric railways Sober steady
r. ycafs OF as ns tas sS e;ni n
experience and photograph accompany repl>
Open shop conditions Address i. u. Box
~. Philhdelnhia. IA
MoToRMANMus, have had recent expe
r!ence on electric railways: Sober. steady
man. No learner wSsn,rd. Between :? an,;
experience and photograph accompany reply
or notice viii lie taken TO application.
Open chop conditions. Address J.. o. Box
"a. rhiladelnhia. Pa.
FTHEMEN. brnEemcu, noEinmeT? paid slsI:-
$50 monthly: u" sirk- Railway. Al.
care Times Dispatch.
IRON mouldcrs wanted IL once. Steady
work. good pay. Apply The .Ni"NHudriD
Iron Works. McNandria. Va,
WANTED. At Quo" first class planning mili
carpenter for foreman III small mill. must
und erstand drawings and hc familiar with
most all machines generally used ia mill.
Steady work tie year around. CAN or adj
dress Alexander Weston. Hampton. Va.
WANTED. experienced railroad yard clerk.
Apply Public Employment Rur"au. city
Hall.
WANTED. first class soda dispenser. Must
furnish references. l02 East BROAD Street.
WANTED: young man 70 operate my sugar
huff waffle machine. Party must have so
capital to pat in the business. hustler
can make about $40 per week. f 9la. care
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MOTORMAN--Must have had recent cNpe
r!ence on electric railways: sober steady
No learner wanted. Between -
~ years OF Must state age. detailed
eNperieuc" and photograph accompany reply
notice viii lie taken TO application.
Open chop conditions. Address J.. q. Box
phtIaieiphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
y" ANIEp bills 10 collect everywhere. Col
I"ctins As.nt. T. - Box so?
'NSll i"r antique furniture OF all kinds
rMr''H me what YOU have. Beard. ll3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

IRON mouldcrs Wantod ~ once Steady
work good pay Apply The Ni.Naudria
Iron Works. AlcNnmdriA. y n.
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HELP WANTED-Fcmalc.

HELP WANTED-Fcmalc.
TUE cIIESAFEAkE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
REQUIRES BRIGHT YOUNG LADIES IN
MARRIED.. BETWEEN THE AGES or Il
AND -. SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN.
ING. FREQUENT INCREASES THERE
AFTER EXCELLENT CHANCES FOR
ADVANCEMENT. AI'rLY IN PERSON
MISS BOLTZ. 1oo EAST GRACE STREET.
ROOM 202
WANTED. a woman Ia cook and do general
house work for small family. Apply .iIo
IanOvcr Avenue
HELP WANTED-NIare ana Female
II YOU are making less than So per day
write at once with references city en-
nloymcnt. to J.. y. BOX SIS. city.
SITUATION WANTED-Professi
LEARN Spanish. gradmatc Of University of
Porto Rico. professor ut John Marshall
offers classes. Address Pedro Abollcto. iii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

services viii lie hold f-o,n TO auuse
MONDAY ~ II O'Clock \ " IN" inter
in"nt. in Hollywood I"met"-v VIII ue pr'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

WANTED. woman To cook and do general
nous" work for small family. Apply :ilo
Lon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

FIREMEN. brnkemcu, beginners paid Sl25-
$3.50 monthly: no STRIKE. Railway. l. Al.
care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. at QUO" a first class planning mili
carpenter for foreman i'll small mill. must
understand drawings and hc familiar with
mos, all machines generally used ia mill.
Steady work tie year around. Can or adj
dreSs AlchAnhcr McStnm. lIAmuimm. Va.
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FOR SAIE-IiOrscS.
Horses, Mares, MULES

TEN good sound wor. niulcS 10 : YEAR,
old; good inare,. hog.o and q stallion.
cheap 10 pUtCk buyers lu'Ir money back
Flowmans sab ii south Fig
co
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
MAKE YOUR PREDICTIONS
ON APPROACHING WEATHER

William Toole says he has often
heard the weather at the time of the
vernal equinox, March 20, Fl and %,
foretells the kind of days that are to
follow during the next three months.
He says he has no more faith in the
idea than moonshine, but would like
to have those who do believe in the
saying to send their predictions to
The News for insertion. After a rec
ord is made in the paper it will be in
teresting to read in the future wheth-
er or not the representations have
come true. He says that persons often
say I told you the weather would be
so and so, but what Mr.. Toole wants
is the prediction recorded Send your
replies at once and they will be sery-
ed to our readers in the Ollapodrida
department.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
BLACK HAWK

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Becker Of Harris
burg are surely having their share of
sickness in their family this winter.
First their infant son was sick for a
few weeks, then the three older chill
dren had the grippe. The last two
weeks the two girls were in bed with
an attack of pneumonia, and now the
youngest of the girls is sick with scar
let fever since Saturday.
William Mold. Sr., suffered a mild
stroke of paralysis last week which
made him unable to walk alone.
Our school opened Monday morn
ing again after two weeks vacation
The Harrisburg school closed Mon
day for a two weeks vacation.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
ABLEMAN

Ed Geisser has gone to Chicago to
enjoy a weeks vacation with his
brothers.
Mrs. Bert Frendahl and daughter OF
Beloit came Thursday to spend few
days with, the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Huebbe.
Mrs. J. J. Geisser entertained a
large number OF relatives and friends
Saturday in honor of her birthday
Delicious refreshments were served,
after which all. returned to their
homes wishing the hostess many more
happy birthdays.
Miss Pauline Eschenbach spent Sat
urday at the Paul Sass home in Reeds
burg.
Harry Wiseman came up Saturday
from Beloit to spend the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Wiseman
The Ladies' Sewing circle of the
Lutheran church met Thursday with
Mrs. John Huebbe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Warren and son
Ray, and Mrs. Minnie Warren attend
ed the silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
WALTON

Mr.. Starfeldt from near Neceedah
has bought Mrs. Pratt's stock of goods
and taken possession of the store.
He moved his family here last Friday
and they will live in Mr.. Mayo's
house.
Guy R. Pratt and family left Mon
day for Merrifeld, Mimi, where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Cox have moved
onto the farm they recently bought
of A e. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Peterson re-
moved last week to the Albert Morti-
mer farm in Mortimer Valley
Mrs. Ida Good is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Elsie Wakeman in
Viroqua.
Obed and Hilda Steffens were Sun
day guests at the G.. E. Jordan home.
Edna Hutchins returned Monday to
her school in the Hall district after
a weeks vacation.
William Shore, Frank Shore and
Jasper Shore are on the sick list, but
all are improving. 's<t8 ssHss
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather last Tuesday evening, the
teacher-training class did not meet.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
SAUK CITY

Andrew Tarnutzer spent from Fri.
day until Monday in Baraboo and
Madison on business.
Joe Hartman made business trip
to Baraboo on Saturday
Miss Sophie Woerth is employed
at the o. w. Wilhelm restaurant.
Henry Smith spent the past week
with relatives in Plain.
Miss Freda Kindschi of Sumpter
spent the latter part of last week at
the home Of DR.. S. G. Keller.
Mrs. Charles Brewer of North Da-
kota was Sunday guest at the Henry
Sorg home.
Mrs. Frank Littel returned Satur-
day from Milwaukee, where she was
taking treatments the past week.
Miss Carrie Cook, one of our local
teachers, spent Saturday at Madison.
Mrs. Walter Sprecher of Witwen
spent Thursday at the Ben Fuchs
home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
CLASS ORGANIZES
ON MONDAY EVENING

The young ladies of the A. G. Sun.
day-school met Monday evening with
Mrs. l.. d. Stillson and organized a
class. The following officers were
elected:
President-Helen Holmes.
Vice-president-Ruth Miller.
Secretary-Ruth Dalling.
Treasurer--Viva Mulcahy.
Teacher-Mrs. L. d. Stillson.
Sunshine committee-Sadie Pierce
chairman; Ruth Prothero, and Irene,
Mielke, assistants.
Membership committee-Alma Ca
pener, chairman; Myrtle Henry, Mu
rie1 Rooney and Emma Capener, as
sistants.
Entertainment committee May
Lusby, chairman; Edna Schneider
Therman Brandt and Fern Sebring
assistants.
Glass name-"I'll Try Band"
Glass color-Green and gold.
Class fiower-Daffodil
Motto-"Stick to Your Aim"
After the business meeting refresh
ments and a marshmallow toast were
enjoyed.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks with Miss Ruth Miller on Ridge
street.
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SPRING GREEN

w. P. Mcdonnell and family re-
moved into their new residence last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Krohn packed
their household goods last Monday
and had them shipped to Boscobel,
where Mr.. Krohn has accepted a po-
sitiOn in a barber shop. Mr. Krohn
is a first-class barber and will be bad
ly missed at the Burl Davisson shop,
where he had been employed for some
time.
Mrs. Andrew Frederickson died at
her home in this village Saturday
morning, March II, of pneumonia. Mr..
Frederickson had just recovered from
a severe attack himself, and it was
while waiting on her husband that
Mrs. Frederickson took a cold which
developed into illness that caused her
death. She leaves to mourn, besides
her husband and two sons, numerous
relatives and friends. Burial Tues
day at the Norwegian Lutheran
church in Big Hollow.
Mrs. w. G.. Schwanke and Miss
Bertha Federmann were in Madison
last Thursday spending the day.
Otto Thompson, who visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Lester
for a week, returned to his home in
Reedsburg last Wednesday.
No new cases of scarlet fever have
appeared during the last week, and it
is hoped the disease is stamped. The
three cases at the outbreak are we'll
on the road to recovery.
John Cody went to Loganville
week ago to get his automobile, which
has ben interned there all winter He
was obliged however to return again
without the car, as the weatherman
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LYONS

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Berkeley attend
ed the funeral Of their nephew, Charles
Young, Jr., at Woodstock, Ill.
Mrs. George Hengstler has returned
from a two weeks visit with her sis
ter Mrs. Cowles, at Racine
Mrs. Emma Berkeley has been con.
fined to her home with thu grippe the
past week.
moved into the Charles Huntington
house.
Mrs. W. Harrison, who has spent
the winter with her daughter Mrs
Isaac Watson, has gone to housekeep
ing.
Our sick, Mrs. w. Vandenburg and
Charles Cone, are very much on the
gain. Mr.. Cone is able to be out
Mrs. Virgil Cady and Mrs. William
Richie of BarabOo visited recently al
the home of their sister, Mrs. John
Berkeley.
Frank Bible of Chippewa Falls spent
the weekend with his sister, Mrs
Frank Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Watson have
returned to their home after visiting
a week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Watson.
Will Pierce and family have moved
into one of the houses owned by Mr.
Bureau
Mrs. John Cook of North Freedom
and Mrs. Armenia Gregory of Reeds.
burg spent last Thursday with Mrs
Harry Rooms.
Lucien Nutting, who has been con-
fined to his bed for more than year,
is still the same. His condition does
not improve.
Mrs. H. Foster has returned from a
visit with her daughters at Chicago
and Beloit. She and her son Irwin
have now gone to housekeeping on
Fourth avenue in Baraboo.
Mrs. Otto Haas called on friends
here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Coral Reamer have re-
turned to South Bend after an extend
ed visit here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Wichern and
daughter of Greenfield, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Kimball.
Ernest Haskins is home from Ben
ton, where he has had employment
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wiley spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgerton Berkeley.