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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-18
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SAUK.clTY

Malvin Sherwood of Reedsburg
spent over Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. George Dickerson and children
spent last week with her brother Her
man and sister-in-law in Baraboo. = = -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Serge and fam
lily spent Sunday at the Ben Wegner
home aH .h91aa3o1G l6l{ 7nd ~ OH
The families Of Henry and John
RischmuelIer of Honey Creek and Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Rfscfmueller of this
city motored to Mount Horebs Sunday.
Mrs. George Fuchs and son Walter
spent Friday and Saturday at Madison.
Miss Lillian Couradi3 Of Chicago is
visiting her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. August Marquardt here. 'o> =.
Mrs. Lizzie Lueth returned home
Monday after spending over. Sunday at
Madison with her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Bedan at the hospital :.:.' .-'''.,o ~.
George Fuchs and family spent Sum
day at Harrisburg visiting relatives.
: Casper 'Schlumbaum spent part Of
last week at Eau Claire on business. l.
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SOUTH FAIRFIELD

FnGAne iceefeam social will be held at
~theoho14e5 of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Plum
nier,s Wednesd ayseve ching July IT, Pro
'eeeds lforbbenefit vof nchurch.d Every
one inNitedy savoy els 10 Iooi sf5 I'd
No services will be held knexti Sun
day at the A. G, church owing to Rev.
Coontz's absence from town.
1.-The Misses s Dora Uaelfi and Anna
Cohen lhave!g turned eGto 5iC1iicago
after having spent their vacation at
the Ben henik eihone. 8g9sI 5adj hEo%
ii Mr. Ssauires landeson stare3 making
cement Gem mi 8 blocks for lsilosr at the farms
Ct, Re Robert Malloy and, Arthur Attridge
Will .Farns7Worth, is. erecting a new
barn for Frank Thomas on, the foun-
dalton Of the one recently destroyed
by wind. - 7'',''1'<' '''>A
The Gus SENS family e entertained e
company from North Freedom Sun.
day. 1sGj b7&sH ! bnf n2fot <1u 5aW
u3Mra and Mrs Robert CLARK and son,
and Mr. GlarRs father visited at the
Albert 9Ziegler honeI Sunday o2rGi
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MerriTnac. Department.

By Our Correspondent

f George Pigg of Great Lakes Naval
Training station spent, a --four7day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry R. Pigg. + He.4will go to Harvard
university in a few weeks to resume
I training in wireless biography.
Rev. w. Brennerman accompa-
MED Rev. and Mrs r.. Hallock and
Mrs. Clopgh5 to, Chicago last week by
auto, and from there went to3Ohio' to
ATTEND a. family reunion at the home
ofvhis parents8 aa1 "- g iG*.5E
= Born to Mr. and Mrs. John d. Ne
Lean, IA daughter Sunday, July 14o>
Miss Viola MARSHALL of Caledonia
was. a1Jrecento guest at the Kasdorf
home. D. Il - JuaG5 jaii ,3faei Tf5It1 q
Mrs. G. hT40 Pafks5 and daughter,
MRS. George Mfller,e and Mrs. Madeira
Prerno. were i'm Baraboo on Tuesday:
Miss Carrie Stewart has returned
from 5Dakotay where she has been
teaching rschoolJn @EGa Sc 5tHQ "Hj ~
L.1QH Smith of Madison was in
town, one day last week. ata9.S ri. eA5
Stewart Gross and brother Of Bar
aboo were recent guests at the, home
of their grandfather, J. M. Gross.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy and
child of Milwaukee were recent guests
of the formers uncle, Daniel Kennedy.
George Pigg of Camp Robinson
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles .Pigg. =
Mrs. James Lafer has been quite i'll
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Berghold and
family of Madison were recent guests
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'T.2syTGVOYf T93 aEbEFkf8f&,% & III EES'&
ture is healing nicely, thought
John Simon and Kenneth w eidhnan
who are in the Reedsburg hospital,
are rapidly recovering from opera
lions. 10 MOTT ya&hAlH3 3TAT2
Alvin Alexander Of HKirkwood7 was a
Sunday visitor at Percy A1exander's
AYlittlepson1 is a recent addition to
the family of August Harms. saGDofs
Miss Florence Black of Reedsburg
visited Saturday att the jhomeEsef ".
BordersS4 - nYiol---1sTp%G@7 ss<e+&
Ed Michel of sRichlandf Cente was
a guest of his daughter Mildred at the
home of H. Sutherland last week.
Walter Brooks willao enter one of
Uncle SIMS training camps July. %. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schultz of
Reedsburg visited at the parental
home Sunday. .-.-.-.-~.=e-.. ,,--
Ralph Weidman of Greenwood is
visiting relatives here.
5@E IA il Z o. ~ 4
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CONTRIBUTIONS OMIT si: 10 !. J. 7;
RED CROSS JUNE 1871 8.

5e fgyh zr{rf creyFTT Tt2 gn9R= 10 3n3Ga -
n During the month Of june 1918,
the following contributions were made
to the Sank County CHAPTER American
Red. Gross. ae. These, came wholly uurnf7
solicited, showing. that interest IN
this great agency Of, mercy and good
will is Still active Many Of these
contributors are Sank county farmers:
Merrfmack school Mop $40; Merri-
mack and Sumpter,, $751; Friday Bridge
club $780, Ladies' Aid, Lutheran
church, s$15;9 Mr.. and MRS Frank
sCowles, So; e Isaac Watson 81 j. Mrs,
S. aPlatts ro$1;d B. Sturdeyant, c$1O;
United Order, ,Foresters,a $3.50; q Rev
Mayes, $40; GA, Briggs, $40; Alex
,schlag,. 81; Jessie Ballinger, eS155; 7. z.
Simons, ST., E, Wichern, 81, Relief
Corps, 81; Judge. Kelsey 81; Mrs.
Bliss, ST.; G. J. Schweden, $40; Albert
Lehman. IS; Robert Gasser, 81; Al
bert Wichern,6 SO; Mrs oscar Wieg-
low, $40; Rev. A F. French, 49, FaD.
Bunker, $40; H Siggelkow,E $500. ID.
Bailinger, $40; J.W. Johnson So; j.
tGiebel, So; G. Giebel S.: Boyd Foster,
81 iRey. 4 Weed, So; A. G. Alexander
3 Sc; c. G, 4Gasser, $40; Henry Simon,
SIS; Valloo Moore, S., Mrs, T. Rodwell
SIS; c.. A. Haskins, S.; Avon D. Wash
burn, SIS; A. S. Washburn,. So; Mrs, Fl
T, simons, ST; Congresaaona choir
1916. S2.40;{ Richard Brandt, 81; H
schiquer,p So; z Brakeman, So; A. G
Glover. So: orrin9 Lippert, So; p ST
mon, So; Ed Schirner, SIS; F. HASTEN
| SIS F: Charles Hackett, IS; Charles Bur
idick, Q SIS; sfC.i8F. ,Slezak, SIS; WI
Power, $3.50; John Steinbrinck, 50
/ Total $353,50.5ods adt n8da sganl
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WALTON

Rev. and Ms. Charles Butcher and
a number of their. congregation at
tended quarterly meeting at Carr Val
ley Sunday. ensG I'D U1t!e. - 5:Ht$
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutchens, Mr.
and Mrs. L. S. Carpenter, William
Hutchins, Mrs. Oshea Hutchins, Mrs.
Minnie Catron and son Stanley, Mr.,
and Mrs. Arthur Bunker, Rev. Viola
Smith and Miss Libbie Smith motor
ed to the Dells Thursday and spent the
day. /
Mr.. and Mrs William Hutchins en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hutchens
daughters Hazel and Bernice and son
Homer, Mr.. and Mrs Bert Mortimer,
daughter Beatrice and Misses Viola,
Libbie and Hattie Smith Tuesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Minnie Catron
and son and Mrs. Oshea Hutchens. Ice
cream and cake were served and a
very pleasant evening enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Clara Lee and daughter Camil-
Ia of Reedsburg are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Carpenter and
OIAC4 ANlSt1FC0.'
Mrs. Minnie Catron left Friday
morning for her home at Junction City
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutchens, Mrs.
Sarah Hutchens, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Mortimer! Rev. Viola Smith and Miss
Libbie Smith visited at the Henry Fike
home near Lime Ridge after church
Sunday. .,-
Mrs. Iilda Schroeder and Lois
Thompson were Reedsburge visitors
Friday. and Saturday. ,.'..."....
Mrs. Laura Gibbons entertained the
Red Cross workers Wednesday after
noon. I'LL.
Esther Small and HiIda Shore Wis
red the latter's uncle, Rev. Albert
Shore and family near Wonewoc
Thursday. r4as<s p.s ttfEfIssp
The Rex Amusement Co. was here
four days Iast4week and gave moving
picture shows every evening. They
left Saturday morning for Lloyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mortimer motor
ed to Hillsboro Saturday evening
They were accompanied by Viola anG
Libbie Smith
Celia Small visited her brother al
Camp Custer, Michigan last week ant
from there went to Chicago.
Mrs. Susie Chamness is home from
Elroy for a short visit.
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EAST DELTON AND. WEST
FAIRFIELD ,9ta7ia1

Mr., and Mrs r Eagen, spent Sal, Saturday
and Sunday day with her sister, Mrs Nitts
IN Baraboo. l;rf }aoa II ri uoya Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Risley enter
tanned their son Henry and family of
Madison. on Sunday G 6 $#fgt
Lawrence Wilcox and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Il Smith and little son
spent Sunday afternoon at DEVILS
Lake. 4ee3FE ETkG & #T &
EpisS Keepers and family and. MRS.
J. bump and son Earl spent Sunday
at the A. Bump home.
Rev. Heisel and family have retulna
ed from a two. weeks visit at Valley
George Haywood and family and E.
.Cabert and family attended, chdrch.ser
vices in Baraboo Sunday evening.
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of their cousin, Mrs. ,George. Premo,
f and fan1ily.5ih gefFfF " Yltz3 {
Mrs. Siebecker and daughters Of
9 BarabooGwere. Sunday guests of her
sister, Mrs, George Gross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loos of, Okee
were, guests Saturday of their son
George and wife. IT, LII xc4q9 .,oo.
o' Mrs. Solomon; King returned from
Madison on Sunday. s....-,s. .f...r-~
z Herman Ratzberg of Hill Point
was Sunday nday9yg guest a at the s. k{ting
William A chtteerrbbeerrg. son son Of Mr.. T.. l.
Mrs ..Gustav.ee Achterberg. left Monday
for Columbus Barracks Ohio ,,r.,,.f
Mrs. Mae Cramer is in Baraboo a
guest Of friends and t. attend tchhiau-
tauqua go :. o~.r~,,, al.
mrs. H! 3 Gross and daughter have
returned from Prairie du Sac, where
they we're guests Of the formers, moth
er, Mrs. Sch1euter. go 1...@ I'LL. .ae.,,
Erwin Crosby Of Camp Robinson
spent Sunday at the, home OF, his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Crosby.
Mrs. Blackman of Lodi was, in the
village Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Achterberg spent
Sunday. with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustaye sAchterberg { %S S
Mrs. Lewis Gross of Baraboo was a
guest at the E. L. Gross home Sat
urday. 8 So
Mrs: George Loss, Mr.. and Mrs 10
seph Moulton and family and Harve
Dennis motored to -Baraboo on Thurs
day. Il Fti'N teena..laaEr 4 v1naI]
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FAIRFIELD

Rev. .Heisel and family returned Fri
day from avisit of several weeks with
relatives at .Hillsboro and vicinity. b
& Jerome Briggs and family and Mrs.
Sarah Smith of Baraboo visited at the
Webster home Thursday afternoon. i
-9 Mrs. E.aC. Green spent the past
week at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
David Roberts, in Caledonia.
!, Mr. and Mrs. DIN Hanson returned
home last. week from Kilbourn, and
expect to spend this week in Baraboo
attending chautauqus~ t nfs ~
Harvey Heron left,July Is for train
ing camp at Columbus, Ohio. oaa
& Mrs. George Cafiisch and children
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Mrs. Louie, Miller and Fdaughtr, Wis
tied at Baraboo a, couple Of days last
week. '' :. ~. : 60. - .'t,,~.,t ~,
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Pomeroy of Madi-
son spent Sunday here with relatives.
" Mrs, Fred Wood and children q re-
turned Saturday afternoon from Co
Iona. where she. visited her parents
and sister. I'LL ,,,.,,.-..cq j .,a4 blad
Misses Gladys Dudleston and Stella
Courtier spent Sunday at home. They
have employment at the County Farm,
Mrs. snodgrass. visited at p, Hunt
ley''s in Westfield a few, days last
week. 20 ..,lr3 esh,sr. ~ Eqvfg9 Il
3" George ,Kropp and a, Van W1ormelr
were home, from Camp. Robinson, over
Sunday. Leon Webster is, home from
the same, camp on, a. furloughmaaa y9
Z Miss Glen Miller was home from
Madison over Sunday.
. Mrs. Emma Mortimer of Wonewoc
called on friends Saturday. eeers
q Mrs. Ella Scott of Madison was the
guest of Mrs. Jessie Turneraover Sun.
day. g. r >' y
" Miss. Matte Krug came home from
Milwaukee. last Thursday for a weeks
visit. w SaS. EE Eli
!, Mrs. George Long of Wonewoc spent
a few days last week with her sister
MRS. Slater, who has been i'll.
Several auto loads from here and
Buckwheat Valley picnieked at New
port Sunday. csa .aA4{ao7 5'-&. -a'
y Merrill Apker was home from Camp
Grant Sunday. H % latsJ >'fa~ss1
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LIME RIDGE

Mrs. VIII! Kinney visited over Sum
day at Ironton at Githen home eof} her
brother, c.. aThornburg 5&a5 10 Ho5'.
Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Bohn are spend
ing the'weekowith their daughter, Mrs.
LisIe, Frye near Gotham. : G"2si ''I1i'
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Kirkpatrick of
Richland Center visited over Sunday
at the Nelson home. =: So 'e7'e.
Mrs. Port IaH of Burmin CHAM, Ala
bama, came last Monday to spend a
month at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs R.iL. Bohn - 10 haf 'Q@''
Mr!aand Mrs Loren Kinney made a
trip to Avoeaolast Sunday ~ @@12&
Frank Pauls is taking a vacation
this week. The family is spending the
time visiting relatives at Mazomanie
anda Sank City IL $50 @Gn hA& ~
There will be a w. c: r. u Con3enL
ton at the U. B. church July rs. "A
morning , afternoon and evening SEES
sion will be held.
The Ladies' Aid wiHaneet with Mrs.
Barley on Friday afternoon July &c.
Mrs, Angie Rebety oflReed has
comeyto care for her aunt Mrs. Buell.
Mrs. Ethan Babcock is clerking for
Schluter and Seldom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Sehluter spent
Sunday at Art Schluter's. 9. -
About f3rtyfiYe of the q. 3. Sunday
School of Reedsburg attended the S. S
rally here Sunday. Dinner was served
in the basement of the church. -
Joe Gonsolin' who IS in the training
camp at Sparta spent Sunday here. ~.
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Fred PickeI'
Mrs! Bridget A. Maloneyy'


: Funeral services for Mrs Bridget
Agnes Maloney were held this morn
ingtat39:30 at ST. Joseph's} church
Rev. Fr.tJ IT, Durward officiating.
The church choir sang a few hymns.
The bearers, were r., c., Fogles +. Da,
vid, T. ,Donahue, Otto Schadde, j. Kief7
fer and A. Johnson. Interment, was
in st. Joseph's cemetery, go ,,-
Those from away to attend were
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowling Of st.
Paul, MRS Edith Kramer Of Michigan
and Miss Name Cummings of Milwati-
kee. e2w ii bTG Ges2oG 39s1 10 3inI1e
-i3oasA qiGI edt yd te1a1to ssSigq az
eeoar too1 US. kimbandt 1o1 ,noi'
j. spehcer Kimball,. formerly a res
ident Of .Baraboo,, died in st. Paul
early Monday morning. Three or
four days prior to his death he suf-
fered a stroke Of apoplexy, which re-
suited in his demise During the past
three Years The spent much time in
Montana, and was in normal health.
Death was not expected. ao@@sg a3@G:
ME- ,Kimballc was born at, Keo6uk,
IaodMarch 80, 1853. {. His father Pro-
fessor j. S. .Kimball, was at the head
of the public schools there at that
time. The, family, came to ,Baraboo
in 1866, the father taking charge of
the Baraboo Collegiate institute, For
a number Of years the son, J. Spencer
KinbalI, was on the clerical force of
Huntington & Stanley, later going ir-
to business for himself in the Bur
rington building the present location
of the First National bank Mrs. kim
ball will be remembered as MissseEya
Burning tono daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W., Burlington f.4n:g a%ew vef4 r4a7
The family moved to ST.. Paul in the
sos. There he was secretary Of the
Modern Woodmen of America lodge,
.devoting much time to the. organiza-
ton - '''1 s''.''.''
1e4ist survived by Mrs. Burlington,
a son and two dau ghters: "7V Ss''si'
Harry Kimball, Albany N. ", now
illsat Colorado Springs, Colo.t 'G hatTa
MrsteHarrylu 6Worthman, nee
Maude1 Kimball, West, Superiorvjowt
4 Mrs Clyde. Lorancea Is nee Pearley
Kimball, Billings, sMont,f45saa 4enea Q
Is He. is also survived by two. brothers,
F, W. ! Ktfmball, Cleveland o. and and F..
M. Kimball, New York. The former is
here to attend the funeral but the.
Iattersis at Los Angeles where he is
assisting his daughter, Clara Kimbail
Young, in producing films: The sdaugh-
ter is known the world over lin 2tf1e
movies. H9iag5s e&t EWob emGo yadt
n
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. eGrifhth--J aeger1

xoa IFS aeGriffth--Jaeeer1o lig9 aTew
1.-The marriage of Freeman Griffith
and Miss Alice, Rooney Jaeger took
place last Thursday noon at home of
the j brides, parents, Mraaando Mrs. n0s
F. Jaeger il, Black Hawk oThe couple
was attended BY, Miss Mable. Schneider
and Louis yTrueb. Rev. G., NJ zenk
and Rev. Sawftzki officiated using the
ring ceremony. The bride wore a
gown of blue messaitne and carried
white carnations. After congratu1a-
tons, dinner was served to about "a
guests. 1.-THE young couple Wilt make
their home at 9Black Hawk where the
groom is engaged as blacksmith The
bride sis the only sdaug hterQofoMr.e
Mrs. Jaeger and has lived ataBlack,
Hawk for9 the last g1Qsyears. The best
wishes Of their friends follow Them n
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~ st
Paul Hess

Little, Paul Hess, son of Mrs, Lydia
Hess, died at his home in Chicago on
July 4, and the body was brought to
Spring Green, where funeral services
we're held Monday morning at st.
Johns church, Rev! j. B. }Brudermanns
officiating Interment was. made in
the Catholic cemetery beside Pauls
father who died several years ago.
Paul was nine years old and was
born in Spring Green. Although af-
f1icted with tuberculosis for a NUM-
Der of years, he. was. "a cheerful little
fellow, Of loyab1e disposition.-Spring
Green Home News. s, ..
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FAMILY. REUNION, s's sS, 9 e
. ss.s,, . : NEAR ssLAVALLE

70 The Riggert family of Reedsburg
enjoyed a. family reunion Sunday eat
the home of Will Riggert near n1I La
Vale, Mrs. Louise iRiggert and daugh
ter Louise and son Herman rlmnf Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Riggert and son Robert.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fisher and Mrs,
Wischoff went up from Reedsburg;
Miss Elsie Riggeft came from Chica-
co. Mrs. Henrietta Springbrum from
GAINESVILLE; MIR. mad Mrs. Ernest Rig
CERT and family and Mr. and Mrs.
George Hasz from Loganville. A big
picnic dinner was served on the lawn
It. was also a farewell for Herman
Riggert,n who. left on Monday with the,
soldiers, for Columbus, Ohio He was.
given a wrist watch from relatives
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Fuchs-Reuter

On Monday. morning, July s. 1918,
at 7. o'clock, Miss - Evelyn Reuter-,
daughter of M; and Mrs. Aug, Reuter-
of Lone Rock, and Henry Fuchs. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fuchs of
Sank City, were united in marriage at
Spring Green by Rev. J. B. Bruder-
MAINS. They were attended by Mar
tin Reuter-, brother aof the bride, and
Miss Mabel Snyder So reGw bnG 1a
The bride wore a gown of white
satin trimmed with silver lace and
carried q bouquet of pink and 6 white
carnations. ~ The :, bridesmaid Il wore
a gray rgeorgette9 crepe. and taffeta
combination and carried pink o,f car:
nations. ...., g.,
A dinner was served at the home
of the bride Ito about thirty guests.
After short "trip, d they will be at
home to their friends on d farm near
Sank City.-Spring Green Home News,
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ALDERMAN ;

Mrs. Ben benson off, Beloit5 left ON,
Thursday after a. weeks visit here
withaher parents, Mr.. land Mrs. Franz
Frank IS haHoit&5G n96J ,uo.sa3t,
A., large crowd was entertained at
theFLutheran Sewing circle, which met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Julius Gale -legoo8I OF b39g $
MRS. Hinman of Madison visited her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koph, on
Friday, 1 'ltaaD g sRW UgBsf IHD; G54lt
Emil Sahler. has returned to- Vase
ca, Mimi, after spending a week here.
at the home of G.iiF! Scharnke], visit.
ing relatives. o9dsgGa boa# X
Mrs Emil LANCE was Reedsburg
visitor Friday.
Mrs Charles rGlassels and children,
Virginia and Charles Jr., Of Chicago,
arrived Friday for a visit with rela-
tives, here. .a.. ,<.3;asr s.aga
Mrs, Charles Geissler, and daughter
Mable and Mrs, George, Mente and
daughter Esther left Wednesday for
a ten days visit with friends at Ben
ton Harbor, Mich. a. sos,,e a3 .g s,if,.
Ed Warren was Lodi visitor Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Zuch and chill
dren, Gertrude and Roland. spent, Sat,
urday and Sunday here, guests at the
home Of Rev Popp.
Mrs. G.. En- Scharnke and children
visited relatives at Reedsburg Friday.
Miss Minnie Luckensmier went to
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flames McEntee

:; Word has been received in Baraboo
telling of the death of Mrs. James Me-
enteet of De Forest Deceased is the
mother of Mrs aR. d. Murphy of Madi-
son, until recently a resident OF Bara-
boo, and has often visited here. Mrs.
McEntee passed away about midnight
Wednesday, the cause of her death be-
ing a. gradual breaking down as a re
suit Of diabetes, from which she had
suffered for years. Her husband died
just a year ago, and besides her
daughter, Mrs. R. D. Murphy, she
leaves three sons, Robert at Minneap
OILS; Michael Montana, and Joseph
who is postmaster at De Forest. The
funeral services will be held Monday
morning at ST., Patrick's church.
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FAMILY HOLDS REUNION
AT HOME iN,E.:.WIE!STF!EL!DI.

bBG nnG gAV.}5 ~-~-+@-- no GW D9F' Dn@
won WkUpG I9h1YuE
There was family reunion u at 1;d the
home nome of ffdM'Errss Mrs August Meyer in West
field on Sunday in honor of, Mr. and I
Mrs Floyd HeinlNj who leave We'd
nesday for India as missionaries sons
Those present were ME- and Mrs.
Ben GoetskeT and family, Baraboo -
Miss Ida Meyer, Of Milwaukee, John
Rotzo1l, and Mr.. and Mrs, Monroe 4
Mitcheline and child Of Merrimack; !, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Meyer of La Rue
and Eddie Meyer and family of Able !,
man. James Borders and family and =
Mr.. RasmussenGahd sons of Tomah,
were also present,sY aes r4 Gssy
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N<Tkfse eEa - = So u
DURHAM rsssss-
HOLD REUNION

b Sunday at the home Of j. L. Bonhana
south of the cityswas held asfamily re-
union, in honor of Sergeant Claude
Palmer, of Camp Robinson. Sparta,
who is a. nephew of Mr.. Bonham.
Those. present were Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Bonham Of Prairie .du lSacs,Mr.
and Mrs. John ,Bonham and nephew,
Rufus Palmer Of West Point, and a
niece ana iiusbahd,2 Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles schFisfef, and two sons Of
Oak PARK, III. " eTh6 ChrisIer family
lwere ON their1eway through the state
iwithltheire cary and called there over
Sunday iaa7 3 bne sgoi ja9f s. 5noos
II hnuoea odi 30 N2ah galoni 20 :
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WESTFIELD

Miss Alma Herber of Grafton is Wis
iting at the Schultz homes. = ~
Children's Day was observed at the
church Sunday The members of the
Sunday-school gave an interesting
program Several visitors were pres
ent. sAoi
Little Victor Repka broke an arm
when he fell from a pony. The frac
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visited last week al. the home of herl

visited last week at the heme Of her
brother, Frank Thomas, and her sister,
Mrs Rollai webster S.. .As ~
The north group of the. Red Cross
meets Friday with Mrs. Gus Lewis,
Ethe central atgthe1 town hall, and the
esouth with Mrs 1WlRtney AHen.3t9TG
qn Mrs. Ida lHazen and friend, Mrs.
qB3risto. rof La Crosse spent the week
enc with !, the ; formers sister, Mrs.
Fin Emma Webster, and II, fiamilyay They
.efExSpect to spend a. week at the lake
camping. -. ....
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Rose-'Th einert :

Miss Lillian Theinert of; Reedsburg
was married Sunday, July IA, at Rock
ford: In,nlto Sergeant Martin Rose,
who is in the service OF. Uncle Sam at
Camp Grant. Miss Il Tteinert, accom-
panied by, Gilbert ,schenck, and Miss
Meta Steinhorst, who were the wit
nesses at the wedding, left Reedsburg
on Saturday and went to Rockford,
where the ceremony occurred the fol
lowing dayi!5 gees IRIS &#f1 AGlo@1 81
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LOAD o.. HAY Y 1'.lIps;;..@ss....:.... *.
z ~ SERIOUS ACCIDENT

Edward Powell of JReedsburg had
rather atserious accident one day llast
week. He was hauling load of hay
and when right near the barn the load
tipped over and landed Mr.. Powell on
the hard ground. He received quite a.
bad wound in the head and is going
around with his head bandaged. aor