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The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
CROWLEY NEWS

j, ID. Mfllstead with his famil.
moved to Fowler Monday where Mis-
Effie will teach this year. Miss Ruti
win teach at Lake City and the othel
| children will enter high school
Fowler.
Oryille Rinkie. who has been so
journing In Wichita and other part'
OF Kansas, is here visiting with MS
brother. w. w, Rinkle.
! Nrs, Dan Mathison left Monday fol
Albuuueruue, n NJ. where she enter
ed n sanitarium for treatment.
A. G. Bowers sold the canning fac
tory sll.O 900 pounds of cherries this
season and O. II. Grifhth soid
100000 pounds. Besides these
amounts the factory has handled Sc
veral smaller amounts from other
orchadrs. The factory is now on to-
matues and expects q good run. They
are putting up son fine fruit ana
people who buy Crowley tomatoes Will
get something good.
Our schools will open next Mon
dav with the same teachers as last
wear. and the patrons are expecting
a good school year.
Ray Michael. who has been quite
sick. has recovered sufficiently TO be
around.
James Huiatt. a hrother-in-law OF
Geo. Garner. with his family visited
here for two weeks and returned TO
his home last Saturday. He looked
over the county thOroly and was wei
pleased. and went home expecting to
sell out and return to Colorado to
live.
John Nayberry. who has been in
Crowley for the pzst two months,
has returned to Kansas City to live
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Cora Trakes
Of Heunessey. Kans., are here visiting
with Mrs. Howard's sons. Charlie and
Will and will remain for the next ten
DAYS.
c. F. Wells. OF He.,uessv. Okla,
and Mrs. futile. of Enid OKLA. old
friends of the EOwards are also here
with the Howard boys.
Mrs. Fred Stsusberry. OF Nepesta.
visited with the J. B. Stansberry fam
ly over Thursday.
J L. Strickler has sold his mer-
,antile business to Rov E Drasoo,
If Dragoo. Ell Paso county. Colo. who
las removed his entire stock from
he latter place and is busy placing
[ in the Strickler store and Will
rave n large and complete stock.
Mrs. Geo. Clafin. who now resides
,ver south in the Cedars, came in
Monday evening for a weeks stay
With her son Charlie. who has been
-arv sick with tvDhoid fever. at the
l. B Stansbury home. At this writ
rg Charlie is very much better and
hot TO he O''t OF danger. The doctor
kinks he will be sufficiently recovered
o be out in a week.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
UNIFORMITY OF BOOKS

In the Teachers Institute in Se>-
zion here this week the question of
uniformity of text books was the sub
i.ect discussed. 1t was the opinion,
almost unanimous. that county uni
formity Of text books and n course
of study would place the schools on
i,,uch higher plane and make it possi-
',ie for the schools to do much more
effective work. While these teachers
..tronSly favor this they realize that
is will take time to finally adopt and
,,ut into use uniformity of books.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
LAUNDRY is PRopo,se

G. I. Mayd~ell. of til. New -.
hotel. states that he is copt.. ID
ing putting in . modern l.uns,, 4 I
ordway. He will have .,.o....
with him a practical lauud,vn..
Mr.. Maydwell states that - -. -
should put In such plant IN. ~ .v
best OF latest machinery will n ~ :,
stalled and that It viii be eo,,. ~
to handle a vast amount of bu,,n'
and OF every kind usually bana,.s
by modern laundry.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
BOB CREEK

The Misses Mable Utter and Alma
uirens with Milton Gerhardt and Ad-
olson Jordon. of Limon. Colo. visited
last week at the Drescher home.
The Whitney families who were
camping at Colorado Springs return
ed Saturday evening on account OF
the illness of E. 7. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Wright visited
Sunday at the Lesches.
Miss Marie Whitney spent Monday
and Tuesday with her cousins. Mes
danes Roy and Dan Rusher in Crow
ley.
Two automobile loads of the fol-
lowing young people, Misses Cora
Drescher. Mabie Utter. Alma ulvens.
Messrs Milton Gerhardt. Addison Jor-
don, Fritz and Herbert Drescher and
Ralph and Louis Gerhardt, enjoyed
pleasant trip to Canon City and
Colorado Springs from Wednesday to
Friday of last week.
Clyde Lukens and family, of Thur.
man. Colo. visited Sunday and Mon.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ericsson.
Miss Fern McFall, of McFalI. Mo.
is visiting Mrs. Gus Ericsson.
I Messrs. Ralph and Louis Gerhard
returned to their home in Chicago
after a pleasant visit with their cou
sins. the Dreschers. last Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Rusher was an over-nigh
visitor at the whitney home Tues
) day.
4 Miss Cora Drescher visited friend
} I'm Manxanola Saturday and Sunday.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. March Fishencor'
} moved 70 Numa where they will b
located for the winter.
Contractor Harry Newhouse, q
Pueblo. = doing sone nich neede
reuasrine On TIE schoo1 houDo eue'
IIas poant1Me, ka1somin11e an1 p1ne1n
IInAW 1oae1.
Z NJ Leaek ~ n. anA I'm Hsla
/ 2j11oG6h SoeMfp4d 10GDdny 1Eom = reogI
~ ~ ~ ~ selta.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

On Friday. August 81, at the Evan
gelical parsonage Ivan ]. klinken-
smith and Jeannetta Jester were
united in marriage Rev E. S. Spang-
officiating The party. with some
relatives and friends were served a
dinner at the Park hotel. The bride
and groom left the same evening for
eastern Kansas.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07

lev md Mrs. Eva Grimes Hartley
Nwx sEH NEA ss-3i-Ss.
Ola +. stansbury to Jess q. May
berry lots 3 & 4 4 Sh NWk 2-22-bs
$1,000
Charles f. Scott to 8. r. sinkey
NWE 2s-20-55. $1.4o0.
WIN. NJ. Gayetty TO Murtash y.
Gayetty lots 20 & 81 block - ord
way. $1,000.
]. C. Stowell & Mary s. Stowen to
Adrian Dennis and Eva Dennis E 10
acres of NwA Swh 3l-21-5s, 8 OF
Colorado canal.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
BLUFF SPRINGS

Mrs. j. r Williams entertained
about twenty-five guests for dinner
SUNDAY. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs o. J. Stewart and family. Mrs.
Foster and two children. of St. Paul,
Nebr.. Miss Jessie Mcdonald. of Lin
coin. Nebr. Mrs. l.. E. Feis and child
ren of Ames. Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Stewart and children, of Pueblo, Colo
and Geo. White and Mrs. Fox, of
Fowler.
Tom Davis visited home folks over
Sunday.
Rev. Spangler preached Sunday.
The sermon was good.
Amos Zimmerman had the misfor-
tune to lose one of his horses Satur-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Emo spent Sun
day on their claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Williams were
Ordway visitors Monday, Mrs. Will
liams attended the teachers insti-
tute.
Several from this community at
tended the entertainment given at
olney Springs by Miss Clara Axle
Dyre.
Mrs. ]. r. Williams. Mrs. Foster
and Miss Jessie Mcdonald were up to
the vicinity recently known as Fair
play. Mrs. Fosters daughter is en-
gagged to teach the school there.
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Foster spent
the day Tuesday with Mrs. ]. E.
White, of Star Valley.
The Mothers congress meets this
I Friday afternoon. Everybody is urg,
/ ed to attend.
! Do you need help? A New Era
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
WHY THE MANY sILos

Some one, visitor in the county,
in noting the increased number of
siios, remarked that it may have been
that there are so many. That Is not
the reason by any means. There are
IN increased number because two or
three stood long enough to demon-
strate their worth and the business
like farmers of this county saw what
siIos would do and were ready to put
them into general use.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
RESOLUTIONS
Mana Grange No. zIs
Oedrzy Colorado

Mana Grange No -iS
OTdrzy. Colorado
1: has pleased oEr Heavenly Father
10 can from our midst sister Chas.
Schroeder. much beloved member
of our order;
Whereas. We do profoundly bow
10 this decree of Divine Providence,
therefore
Be is resolved, That We. the mem
hers OF Numa Grange No. 213, extend
our most heartfelt sympathy to the
sorrowing husband and members OF
the family in their present bereaye-
ment and deep sorrow; and
Be IT resolved, that these resolu-
tons of coincidence be published and
that copy be sent to the sorrowing
family
ETHEL MATTINGLY
LOU. B. STREvER,
IVY PEDIGO.
Committee
September 5. 1917.
y Stamp pads at the New Era.
A classified I'd will sell 1t.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Chas. Trotter, of Sand Arroyo
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H
Peck during the first of the week and
attending the teachers institute.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gallavan motor
ed to Pueblo Tuesday and took their
daughter, Helen. to hospital for a
tonsils operation.
. Mrs. ]. II. Trotter who has been
visiting her daubhter. Mrs. j. H
Peck the past two weeks returned TO
her home in Fravel. Kans-. Tuesday.
Chester Anderson and Mr.. VII
liams. of eastern Colorado. were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wit
tenmyer Wednesday night. They
were enroute to the mountains.
The Misses Gladys and Maggie
Carpenter came home last Sunday
from Canon City where they were
the guests of Miss Edna Ray for
few days.
DR.. Lands and wife. of Blooming
ton. Ill. who have been visiting here
the past couple of weeks. and Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Brooks went 10 Colo
RADIO Springs last week for a couple
of weeks outing.
Mrs. D. J. Edmonson. who has
been quite i'll during the past month
is staying with her daughter, Mrs. A.
A. Brown. Mr.. Edmonson has rent
ed his place in the west part of town
to NJ. o. King.
James Kibby and son. Dean, are
the guests of their cousin. Mrs. J. D.
Case and family.
c. y. McNulty was here from Pue-
bio this week and informs us that
he will be here TO take care of auc-
ton sales and make dates. He can
be gotten by phone at any time. Those
having or contemplating buying Pan
Motor stock will do well to see him
before buying from agents, represent
ing to have more authority. which
is absurd
Mrs. Jessie Elizabeth Rook. of
West York, Ill. is visiting Miss Mae
Weldon on her ranch at Beacon Hill.
The girls were school mates and
chums
Rev. c. ?. Erfneyer. district sup
erintsndsnt. OF Abeline, ksns-. de-
IiTered three inspiring sermons to
the people zt the Breckenridge mis-
sion last Sunday = communion ser
vice wzs conducted. followed by an in
formal quarterly o0afs-sucs sermon.
SUNDAY September :, the usual ser
vices -5u De held On the north and
east F,z-- q ths fed
Nj and Mrs J 4 Peek and son.
Ralph. and Esther kelley. who Is stay
ing there until school starts. left yes
terdz- Tor Z few DAYS outing They
first nOtu-ed 70 Swink for visit
Eith8i-. Peck's brother virgil Peek
and from -he-e 70 Colorado Springs.
Mrs c 7 Bradley lstt the first Of
the week for NznitoE where she will
spend Z few dsys wrh her husband
who has been up thsrs for some
time.
Mrs. p s westher~aI expects to
go TO Cortsz next week where she
will visit her daughters.
Miss Inez Potter vame down from
Pueblo the first of the week for 9
couple of weeks visit with her mo
ther. Mrs. ]. l. Potter, and othe,
relatives.
Mrs Mae Lewis and daughter
Mary. came in from Peak View th'
first of the week to stay during th'
winter that the daughter may attent
school They have rooms at Mrs
J. l.. Potter's
! FOR HEALTH. ACCIDENT AM
Life in surance see Joe Grill.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07

A Missourian who had farmed in
that state n number of years and who
il now located in the San Luis valley.
this state, says he had rather be broke
Missouri. Well 1t may be easier to
10 broke here than prosperous in
Missouri, however, there Is no neces-
:.ity to be broke in this state.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS
Get them of the New Era.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Warranty deeds and patents filed
in the Office of the county clerk Of
Crowley county up to Sept. 5, 1917.
as reported by the Crowley County
Abstract company, Ordway:
Alvin Merriwether & Agnes Merri-
wether to F. s. Howard SEA NE n
sEA Sec N1s NEA; SwA NEA
Sec 9-20-57
Crowley Town Co. to G. w. Hack
worth lots 225 & 226 block s Crow
ley, 800.
Albert R. Williams to Oscar h
sirvens NJ sE1k end strip 20 rods
wide off south end CT NEA 11-2O-57
$500.
Joseph L. Weaver to Lowreie c. Hart
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
APPLES

Our lowest priced food. Harvest
ing begins at my Crowley orchard
September 25. and at my Olney
orchard October l. Some help need
ed. West Orchards
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
September 6

September
Preaching II a. m and p n
The evening sermon VII be = dis
clssion of the Labor Problem ss It
is related to the church
Sundsy school 70 =
EpEorth League ?
? W PTNJOTT. Pastor
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07

Do you need help? A New Era
want ad will do the work.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07

Milk tickets at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07

A classified ID win sen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14
Donnerftas, IA. SUM 1917.
WDnacOs Mrmee.

gu ben penisen 2Gnbern Guropas,
Die bonn Rriege unberiibrt seblieben
iinb, seb6rt au9 Der ~Staat" Wips
naeo. 2lber pGbrsno ieIbit bic neus
traIiten Heutralen penisitsns infofern
bon bsm 8riegsfieber beriibrt muir
ben, aIs fis auf eine fortpdbrenbs
8srftdrtuns ibrer Tailitdrtraft be:
badt paren, seIbab in Wonaeo se.
rabe bas @esenteil: bic sIorreidhe 4r.
NEE bon Monaeo, Die ia f4on friiber
uidt an llsbsrfiillung lit, 1T infoI9e
bes Welttrisses = aufsel6it porben.
limb bies sefdab auf folssnbe Weiie:
Ste 9arntion BON Uaonueo befano
aus 200 Guberit triegerif9 ausfeben>
ben SoIbaten, DIE itoIs unb aufredt
In ibren ni9t tmmer tabelIoien tnis
formen umberginsen unb ibre eIdns
Senben Selme in Der Sonne oes Siiz
bens funteln lieben. Sbr Sienft be-
f9rGntte ii9 bauptfd9lid auf
~Gbrenpa9en" uno mar ben auf ben
Sperettenbiibnen poreefiibrten Milis
t6rparaben ni9t unGbnlif. Inter
bieien llmftGnben fiibrten Die 200 ta>
pferen 8rieser Elm pabrbaft paraoieiis
f1es 2eben. I'm bas ale Solbaten
Der Delt fe bon 9eraen beneioen
tOnnten. Sic beitiesen tein pferb, oa
ein einsiser 9aIopp fie fofort on bic
Grensen bes Ganbes eebrabt bate.
Sie batten aus bsereifli6en seogrds
pbifden 9riinben teinerIei beI6ipers
lt4en @arniIonspeaiel au befiirdten.
llnb HIRE ManDper befdrGntten fi6
auf bet0mmlide, tleins Spaaierednse
iiber aebn &ilometer, nobel Der 8iidz
aug natiirIid sIeid nit inbssriffen
mar. 4ber jsbe SerrIi6teit bat elm
Gnbe; oas mubten aud bic Soloaten
bon Wonaeo einfeben, als Der Welts
fries ausbra9. Die Sapferen, bic
frteoli9 in Monaco gu bleiben gebofft
batten, purben - ba fie tells frans
sSfifder, tells italisnifder Rationalis
tGt iparen - bon ben srauiamen Mis
IttGrbebOrben ibrer Wutterldnoer einz
se5peen. So purbe Die 4rmee BON
Wpnaeo in aIIe. 0inoe eeblaien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14
Snnoetrene.

aus ben Selopofbriefsn zines Diff
siers:
sisrfrsunbs Oiirfts Elm SuG BON
Sunbetrsue intereHieren, Der fid an
Der ruffifden Sront bel einem reidsz
bsuti6en Refsrpes Snfanteries sRegiment
susetraeen bat. Nad etnem rufif4en
9fneriff selan9 es bem 5einoe, in bic
beutfden 9rdben einaubrinsen. Siers
BET fieI au9 elm beutfder Sffisier,
Better zines fd0nen, beutiden S6Gz
ferbunbes. Der Sunb bate einen
S9ub in ben bintersn re6ten 2auf err
balten unb iammerte por S6mersen.
Srei Stunben fpGter bemG9tigten fih
bic Seutfden i'm @egenangriff bes ers
pberten 9rabens. limb mas fuben iie9
Neben ber'2ei6e bes SffiSiers lag Der
Sunb, ben 2auf nit einem ruiIii6en
@erbanb perIeben. Die treuen 4ugen
bes Sieres paren unperipanbt auf ieiz
nen totem GERM gerihtet, uno muir nit
9etpalt fonnte man es tpegreiben. Der
ttefe Summer Der Sunbeieele itanb in
ben i9mersperserrten 2ibtern gu les
fen. Sogar BEL eiuem burd ben
&riee db9eitumpften Solbaten mubte
id cine SrGne bemerten, 10 riibrte Jpn
Der anblid bes treuen Sieres. SEPT
miro Der fir INNER lubme Sunb auf
Wunid Der Qngeb0rigen oes eefulles
nen Sffisiers gu ibnen nah Seutfas
LAMB gebradt. Gr lit Der einSiee 3euse
hes Spoes feines Serrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14
3u piel berlanat.

Gin biebsrer 2anbmann, Der cine
4nssiss folssnben Snbalts las: rSunz
ses WGb6en fudt einen plas als
@irtf9aftsrin; Offerten poftlagernb, =
besab iid gum goffamt. Dem Bes
amter iiberrei6ts Ct bic 4nnonee nit
ben Wortsn: r&ann id MID bat Srdus
lein fprstsn, bat bier op be poft la
eert2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14
Gebt nab &ublanb.
Wttdbea ucrtritt bic 9(rbeiter In Der
amerifaniid1en 9pmmiiiipn.

Ser betannts @rbsitsrfiibrsr Sobn
Witde[I, Der friiber prdiioent Der
Limited Mine Worters Of 9fmeriea mar
unb ieBt 9priiBenber Der Hep gorfer
&ommifion fir Snbuitrielpefen 1T.
pirb als 8ertreter Der ameritaniiden
arbsitsr bic apmmiFion besleiten, DIE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14
g in g 6ubengeI.

Der Meier fam frob fein, baB sr
10 cine Sruu aefriegt bat. Die bins
bert ibn penigitens oaran, baB sr feiu
Jan5es @ermO9en our9brinst."
so. ipie ma9t iie benn bas2"
rSie brinst es feIbsr bur9."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14
z1rruES
Sante Solee.
91ipen Ser @efelIfd,aft Sieben ben
GIieaerbtenft ppr.

Die iuneen MilIionefer unb a5tpen
Der @efeufduft lesen cine befOnbere
8orIiebe fir ben Jlieseroienit an ben
Sas. sic iinb ebsn on bus Sohfltes
gen setpObnt unb febnen iib nad be-
fonberen Senfationen. giner bsr iiins<
fen 3usiisler 1T pbilanber gbafe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14
Gel m il t ii 6.

nSulba, pie feben sic benin ausa
Sd bulbe nidt, baB sic 70 Iieoerz
li6 an9e5c9en seben!"
~9t9, endbi9e 5rau. mir iinb bod
beute unter uns!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14
au9 Elm 9erglei6.

Selberausr (ber in elmer Glettrifdeu
nebeu elmer itart parfiimierten Dame
iiBt: sd CLAUDE gar, bier sibts oo9
9usansriffe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14

Sir oie S9uIs lit bas @iHen. fir
3os 2eben ods &Dnnen mabse6eno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-14

&npr. IT,. Der Sobn bes friiberen
StaatsfetretGrs Snpr, Der fid ieBt in
Nepport Netps. 8a., gum Militdrflie.
ger ausbilbet.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-04

And keep u up

Paint the house from top 20 toe,
varnish, polish, high and Low,
sweep the attic, lean p doors,
Put Jew RUGS upon the floors,
1aint.up, 0piok and Span.
Swat the ny and OIL the pool,
SEED the bare spots ON the lawn,
Get up in the early dawn,
Waks-up, 8pick ana Span.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-27
lR0hTUn

On account of smallpox the La Vale
school was closed last week and our
pupils, Grace Mathews, Vivian Wright
and Charles Pearson, were home and
nursing vaccinated arms.
The families of William Hainstock
and w. Silver are quarantined with
the measles.
Glen Lawrence, who has joined the
navy, is home for the holidays.
The L. A. S. bazaar and dinner net
ter about $58, and the L. B. G. bazaar
and dinner netted SIG.
Agnes Finnegan is home from Madi-
son for vacation.
The Frank Finnegan family is en-
joying visit with their son, who is
in the navy.
Orrin Williams and bride are living
in the FAIR house.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond All are en-
tertaining a little girl at their home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-27
PIatt-ZimmerIy

Miss Esther Zimmerly and Harold
Plat were married at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Zimmerly, on Mound street. Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. H.
Mueller performed the ceremony. The
bride was attired in white silk taffeta
and wore a veil. The bridesmaid, Miss
Cecil Plat, was dressed in blue tat
feta. The broom was attended by Ray
Schacht.
After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served, only the immediate rel.
atives being present The couple left
this morning for Oklahoma, where
they will visit relative
The bride has been employed in the
andre millinery store for some time
and the groom is the son of MI. and
Mrs. August Plat, Second avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bittrich and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Wick Of North Freedom
attended the ceremony.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-27
DURWAPDS GLEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Helm visited
their niece, Mrs. Walter Wareham,
in her new home, last Wednesday.
Emil and Robert Mueller are out
with their wood-sawing outfit putting
up many heaps Of firewood.
Miss Sara Cook and her pupils gave
a fine program on Thursday There
was good showing of interested paE-
ents and friends. Santa and Mrs.
Santa Claus were present and gave
out the gifts to the happy school chill,
dren from the Christmas tree.
Rev. R. c. Hallock Of Merrimack did
a fine tall piece of walking to attend
the two far-Gway churches over which
he is pastor, last Sunday, no less than
"a miles, one way.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Dudley observed
the anniversary Of their wedding last
Monday by going to Madison to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Byron Graves.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-27

Rev. o. L. Eutchens, Hesper, Ia;
Thomas, Charles and Ford Turks from
near Kendall; Osro and Bertha Bal
lenger of Baraboo; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Jessup of La Vale; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lee anu P. Henry of Reedsburg.
Macy Hutchens, Ed Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson and son Dewey of Won.
ewoc. S #a#
Leota and Goldie Carpenter and
Florence Beier are home from Mad.
son for the. holiday vacation.
Herbert Mortimer spent Saturday
and Sunday with Verne Beier.
Miss Ida Lawrenz went Saturday &C
her home near Reedsburg to spend
the holidays.
A Bible study class was organized
last Wednesday evening at the parson
age by Rev. Viola Smith.
! Max Thompson is home from Hills
boro for the Christmas vacation.
Helen Frazier and Lois Thompson
are home from Reedsburg training
school for their Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buell. of Reeds
burg attended the funeral Of James
Hutchens or Saturday.
Fred Good is working at the cream
cry while Iver Framness is spending
| his vacation at his home near Greer
Bay.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-27
WHITE MOUND

School closed Friday for a vacation
of two weeks, which Miss Berming
will spend at the home of her parents
near Kilbourn.
Thursday evening school entertain
ment, Christmas tree and basket So
cial was held at the Upper White
Mound slchoolhouse. A neat sum was
realized and a very pleasant evening
spent.
Andrew Hutter, ST., returned last
Saturday from Dodgeville hospital.
The Guy Seamans family Sundayed
at the Mark Hitchcock home near
Alderman.
Earl Westcnhaver and family spent
Sunday at the Will Giles home near
Reedsburg.
Invitations are out for the Yinger
Teske wedding.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-27
HILLPOIN7

The fine residence of Herman Mach
reiner was burned to the ground Sat
urday
Homer Goodell and family spent
Sunday at the o. Goodell home.
Burmeister has fine display of hol-
iday goods. One might think Santa
Claus unloaded his pack there.
Smallpox is said to have broken out
at Sandusky, two houses being report
ed quarantined.
The grist mill is kept busy here.
Albert Kruse, the miller, can turn out
all kinds of war -four.
Some of the soldier boys Of Camp
Grant are expected home for Christ
mas.
The above iteD,s were one day late
for weekly of December 20.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-27
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the. many kind friends and
neighbors for their assistance and
sympathy during the brief illness and
after the death of our beloved wife
and mother; also to the pastor, the
singers and all those who contributed
flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. William Voss.
Ernest Voss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Voss
and family.