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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-18
PRAIRIE DU SAC

Three morero of our boys leave today
to enter training George GWinterman-
tel, James Cramer and Dear, Vogel" ~
Mrs. Hugh Owen is visiting in Iowa.
: Miss = Nellie Wakely has returned
from the Madison santitarium. 7'
Rev d. H. Wing Of Toronto Canada
is a guest of the George Schneider FAM
ily @YHd T4f5f 3@Ef brn .'f@:u'.@ 25"Ai
Mrs. Ada Hardy, whose husband is
a, lieutenant in the Medical Service in
France has come ito aspend some time
with her father, Rev: Hugh Owen
~ Miss LuciletD Davis, who has been: Wis
iting in Barneveld, had the misfortune
to sprain her ankle while there: %NShe
has returned to- her home here. ~ @@ =
An Evangelical S. S. picnic was held
at Marion Park Friday in honor of the
boys just called to the colors. }'2o'i
Mrs S. Darlington entertained the
Twentieth Century club at her home
Friday afternoon. >%s,t' 1s'f ''3 ~
Mrs. Albert Moore suffered a light
stroke of facial paralysis Thursday
IF. S.. Eberhart and daughter, Miss
Gertrude and Mrs Mary Montgomery
made an auto trip to Iowa for two
weeks visit last Thursday rs2 ,2J%{>
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SANDUSKYA

Hubert Reeves of Waunakees was
calling on his old friend here a few
hours Sunday. ,,.ssr .e...,,-.-re ~
& Miss Olive Reitman of Reedsburg is
spending few days with her friend
Miss Florence E. Prouty. ,..,...t.....s
s.G Mr.. and Mrs, Will Earl Of Bear Val
ley and Mrs. Constantine spent Sunday
at Joe 'Weitzel. ,,.s+ e,.s. e,.:eg j
Rev. Wolfe and family spent a few
days the past week, with Mrs, Helen
Barley. .....,o> ..ar. Nm 4er.g
Ward Markham, who is employed at
the w, T. .Prouty farm, spent Sunday
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. a.
Markham. 500 ,..tnaaaa b94ahssr9,
| Joseph Glossy, Mrs. W. j. Relchel
and daughter Eva, of Milwaukee and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glossy and Mrs
&C. j. severson Iof. slReedsburg came
Sunday to spend a few days at the
honle of G.. A. Powell. This is JOS
eph'si last visit, as he expects to go in
to training the 22. s-... ....
:" Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Powell and Mrs
! F. H. Powell entertained the I. a: The
next meeting win be with MRS. VIM
.ouHS0ss 4s$x.;rrx <re.t;-sonfA 41t-4 %
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NORTH FAIRFIELD,

MIS- Joe Lewis and MrsfL. F. Lewiss
havet been entsrtafnipg I Mrs. Albert
Horning of Portage and Mrs. Alfred
Lewis and daughter Miss Gladys of
Stevens. PointsqeoW 525nl aoa;oai6 :
Mr., and Mrs, Emil ngerbEetson also
Henry Ingerbretson of New Port visit
ed Sunday at the Joe Lewis, home. anil
Mrs. Norman Anchor went Satur-
day to Milwaukee to visit her son and
wife Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Peterson also
her daughter, Mrs Allen MeGsnnon.
Mrs. samesLa Mar! visited8reIatiYes
in Ne ort last Friday. sos W
Mrs. Sarah Wooden visited her sis
ter, ISs. Marion Lamar Saturday and
Mary Ellen Russel Of Madison is Wis
1tingn Mary Dedie. fGrare .9n s4o6 2Irta'
Miss Dora Newell visited her aunt
Mrs. Carl Anchor one day last'Sweek,
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PLEASANT RIDGE

Otto Herwig of Delton spent Sun
day at the home of his brother Theo-
dore. -.4... ....s..fr. -. >-...s =. i
A large crowd attended the barn
dance given by Minnie, and Albert
Theimann on Saturday evening.
Mr.. s and Mrs. William Black of
Black River Fails, are. visiting, at the
Frank O,Nel1 nome frw .aEe0iTg9 ,
Mr.. and Mrs William Rose We're
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schultz saI n 4isd
Adolph Meyer built a new lsilo, for
Theodore HerWigr last Weekal 6aTod
Minnie d THEM ann spent8 lasto Tues;
day with 1bers sisteraso GMrss William
Wiesseegaqs1Q a9dj bns sb9lzb vida
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry KapelkaUape
riding in new Oakland car.
Herman Hinrichs of Loganyille and
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CALEDONIA


- Little Frances Hamilton, who. has
been spending a week with her cousin
Bernice Hamilton returned Sunday to
her home in Pacific, has 4t.syot 9dt
Mrs. A. Kiefer,, of Portage is, visit
ing with her brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Anacker8 G9m s1i9Ei%d n5 81
- Mrs. ,Schueler died, Monday morning
of apoplexy. Funeral Wednesday. at
one O'Clock at the house and two
O'clock aat 9the German Lutheran
church l77 in Caledeoqpria4e2ffaeg ii d9tdw
Wesley Weinke spent Sunday with
Idwir 'Kunow.. 80 '72''' :"
Herman @Anacker transacted ftbusp
ness in Portage Monday. euaagya bac
Grandma Rebholz of Portage is, Wis
iting her : daughter Mrs. F. Helde-
brout.j .hata .aa11&3 2fGod 9aj y
Mr.; and Mrs. Edward sehirmer and
Children and Mrs. Marie Schirmer all
Of Baraboo spent Sunday at the homes
Of A! Schmidt and9Wmu Melter!aa a4U'
? James Reedal spent a. few days with
relatives in Decorra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhnaw and daughter
Ruth spent, Sunday with Mr. 2 and Mrs.
BENJAMIN B. Yoss in lBaraboo,torq 10
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geyman and
son Samuel spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ditt-
berner. .s r4A ~~r
Rev W11P.& dskaiham and Son Ar
mold of Baraboo called on, his, people
here last Thursday.
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+ OAK HILL

=. f.. vggafgr \ mi ton tu& bC& .2tH .
q" Misses Marvel Miller and Keitha
)seeley spent mt S Sunday " afternoon with
Edith rBHehn. .wGl vi qouow Ills 9tD'jl
~ DR.. Miller Of LaVafl ALE was calledSon
Monday evening ito tsee Mrs. Eugene
Deceit who is i'll. =, g =
~ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas TAFT and chill
dren and Mrs. John TAFT and children
visited with relatives at Reedsburg
Sunday afternoon "# ".7' <''''''''' 9 .,,r
i. Ernest Behn 4 of Reedsburg called
several hours on Sunday at the home
of Mr.: and Mrs. W. A.: Schultz. ~ -. :, r''. !.
= . Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Decot and
son Harold motored up from. Sank
City on Thursday to visit with, the for
emer's' mother s'r.,...., -,
n Leon webster, who is on one. Of the
Training camps and friend Of LaValle
spent Sunday at E. A. Seeley's.,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. -,Behn and Mr..
and Mrs W. o.. Schultz were among
those who witness the marriage of
Miss Martha Luhrsen and Martin
Frommung,. which took place on Sun
day at 4 o'clock at the St. Johns
Lutheran church at Reedsburg.. .,,s:r
~ Mrs. Dora Schultz daughter F'rohna
called on Mrs. Eugene Decot. .-a.s>.s..
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; DEL1oNs' AND M NORTH.
t q. : EXCELSIOR ii zs5o.

Mr. and Mrs. George Claridge and
tchildren of Reedsburg visited at Will
liam Claridge's, on Sunday s'nob
> Miss Esther Berning, who has been
attending business college at Madison,
has returned, home, land: her sister
Doris is. now, attending summer school
at Madison srq54 - rsva4 sd ,
'Go Mrs. Braun and children, who have
been spending, a few months on their
farm here, are about, to move back to
Milwaukee, where her husband has
employment. nsga s1ea.rG0Il .@ot d
Mr., and Mrs, William Rick. and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Schenkat spent Sunday at North Free
DOM q. - :.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butterfeld,
Louella, Reuben and Josie, took an
| auto trip to Sparta on Saturday to Wis
it the Ollie Cole family. 49,. .. 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Dryer are re-
joicing over the . arrival of a little
daughter on July 10 -. =.
: The ladies' aid society will meet
with Mrs. Ernest Bass Thursday aft
ernoon of this week. " 81. -, ~.
Miss Carrie Lawrenz visited friends
at Richland Center last week.
Mrs. Charnley, who has been spend
ing the past two years with her daugh-
tiers in Washington, has returned
home. .,. 49,, ~,r artr ut.
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!, FAIRFIELD

,aa Miss Elsie Putkammer went Friday
to Lodi for, "a visit with her brothers,
Albert and Paul. and other friends,
,9dMrs. Charles Cline and Mrs. r. H.
Luce weertamongtthose who attended
the union Sunday7school picnic, at Dew
lis Lake last week.
ri Frank Thomas has his new barn en-
qclosd and the roof shingled. 'tG8mHd
The rye and barley harvest will soon
be ready and promises a good yield.
Corn and potatoes areogrowing we'll.
FIR Mrs Eldora- ,Getchell has, returned
from sBeloit,/ where she had been Wis
ftings her, daughter, Mrs. William
Guetschow. ....,,.,,,o,, t..,,, o,r,....,.,.
Dwight Getchell is expected home
Tuesday on a weeks ofurlough. s@34 II
The allied relief will meet Tuesday
at the School house III joint district
No. 7,3t 10 anoian23)gq =1a. 32IsjoiY
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LOGANVILLE

- The dance given at (Westedt's hall
for the boys who left July Is and for
those who will leave the 22d, was a
grand success. One hundred fifty-six
numbers were sold. Peterson's fur
nished the music "3" 1,.5.'' Fl.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Ware, Miss Mabel
Hammermeister and Mr. and Mrs.
Will Voss were entertained at supper
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Luherson on Sunday evening. ~
z Emil and Herman Droese and Eddie
Burmeister left Monday for Columbus,
o., to serve for Uncle Sam. .... p.
DR.. and Mrs. Vested and Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Stolte motored Wednesday
to La Crosse and returned Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John zimmerman and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Retz
attended a, barn raising at Henry
Schultz's. last Monday. ..sa,-afera .-ds
/ MRS. George Ragusee and son Leon
ardoreturned Friday to Rockford after
spending a week. visiting friends here.
Carl Dausst son of Professor Dauss
of this village. Icame. home Saturday
and returned Sundayod Carl is in the
anavy and expects to leave this week
/ f0rr Harvard
|aneMr. and MrssW5EfI. Ware, az Wake
Mrs Mabel fHammeFmeiste Mr. and
Mrs. Wills,1Woss were entertained. at
dinner Sunday at M FeresterFs I. Z
Mr. and Mrs r 9 Angle and family
Mrs. Edd Westenhaver and daughter
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-18

! Harland and Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Ca
hoon and son Ora took a trip to
Portage rPoynette, Lodi Okee and
) Merrimack on Sunday afternoon iti \
w. Wichern and son Ernest spent a
day of last week fishing at Merrimaek.
School meeting was largely attend
led. WILDER Cahoon, who has been
treasurer for the Epasts12gyears, got up
after the, informal ballot and made a
motion that John Hamburg be elected
by acclamation, which was seconded
and carried outAaM noTf f8j9ia0 od'
Miss Squires dof Reedsburg) was the
guest OF Winifred WEIGH last week. 81
LIS Mr. and lMrsL Willis)rRyan9a reuon
the gain, aAIr. RyansexpeetsDtoi hayeua
barn raising this week. n9Isl ga blu,
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mHI7. MOUND

Friday afternoon ten Red. Cross
workers met with Mrs. Jennie Yves,
tenhaver and quite a fgoodly amount OF
work was accomplished. The quilt
furnished by Mrs. Henry Nauman was
raffledloff during the. afternoon, y lof1qag7
ing the neat sum of $1,000, which was
turned lover to the Loganville Red
Cross branch. Number seventy-seyenn
was the one which drew the quilt and
was held by Edwin Dewey of Lone
Rock
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dorow' spent
hnday atyMaRg} Proutys = homes" 30
~ The, following relatives, ate dinner, at
the VIM. Westenhayer home Sunday,
july IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weston
haver and Son Jay, Mrs. Ida Weston
havert and daughter agnes, Mr. and
Mrs? Jeff Angles and three sons, Herb
Westehhaverf and wife, all of! Logan
Vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Weston
haver and daughter Gladys Mr.. land
Mrs. William S Giles. and family,
and Miss Hildas Babb1 Of 'Reedsburg,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Turner and
sOnslof Brooklyn: = 3J"1@9a~i 9''' az
Mr. and Mrs. John Nieman enter
tanned company ofafriends' from Lyn-
don Sunday afternoon among them
was, Mrs. Neimar's brother, Will Kan
ey who will soon leave ito join the
colorsQ@l ~ 9Io&GH 5T+% @iJ>%'( @l"
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Freeman and
son after "a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Emma WestenhaFer and family left
Friday afternoon to visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Carpenter in
Baraboo.
Miss Blanche Barker OF FaSpriing
Green is employed at Robert Prority
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Sunday at AlYa Hawes'.

Sunday at Alva Halves.
Miss Laura Vickers spent last week
with, friends in, this Vicinity ~ y
Miss Christiana Chrstopherson has
been engaged to teach the school in
district No. 7. ...-,,, -..,s<
Miss Mabel Scott spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home. of her. par
ents, returning to Reedsburg on Sun;
day. evening. ,,.. 1..{n. <4ss...,.,.
Miss Helen, Bates, is. helping Mrs.
eAlva HAYES. " 80. .,i 49,, .,, go
~ Mrs, q, r. ..Fowiie5@rf and two younger
children are at her mothers, Mrs; Fl
The Eadisas 4A Aid society q ty"4 viii meet
with Mrs saWtoHB Burgess On 35p4lSy % f0F
o 81 vebot Ars xTaM IyAI 'go1 n0>
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MAPLE HILL

Mrs. ~Sa1oma Hunter, son John and
daughter Geneyieyea of Reedsburg
called at the home of her brother,
Charles Brown one day last week,
ME- and Mrs. Alvin, ILindorph and
family, Of Prairie du Sac were callers
at Maple, Hill yesterday baM IL Gaut
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schara and fam
ily of, North Freedom Mr4Gand1 Mrs.
Christ Schara and little daughter of
Lyons visited relatives here Yesterday
Several "a from here attend Ii the
band concert at &Ableman Saturday
night,d odw mo2n;d0T 9c;T8dt&1 saii
h, Mrs. Elizabeth Page is, visiting rela'
,tivesa in lBaraboooln atdt h9nruys4 =
10, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ritzenthaler and
son arthur, Mrs. Emma Koester and
daughter LUCILLE of North Freedom
spent. Sunday at the Charles Brown
hoInefE BIB rs v89UC3 iH9U" ,oodhTAd
w. L. Tarnutzer. and two ;Waffen.
schmidt boys of Prairie, du Sac called
ON friends Sunday evening. aOn their
way back from the ball0game1in Able
man. Hira tYda4sI oh 30 G5To1 HieW 81
~ ,Mrnf and Mrs Paul @ Pagled and two
children Of Happy Hill called at the
Earnest cStabnawa home .Sundayoeven-
ing. >g;d .2Ye0 30 y4tEGG9n i Tof Is
Misses Mabel andlYera aSulliyansand
Mrs. Bernie Sullivan were Baraboo
callers Friday Bernie Sullivan goes
today with the soldiers that goofrom
BarabOo.46iaar odw .@:&2lTH K { ~
= Mrs, Edward Frederick entertained
her brother and family irons Denzer
Yesterday. II 4ettf 2sw Tefi8M ~ = .2@
y sMr: and Mrs. Paul. ORES err and, two
children spent Sunday at the home OF
her sister, MRS. August Hintz.4 '1ahH
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LYONS

Edward Pierce, who has been .WoTlTT
ing in 4Nakoosa1 has returned and is%at
work in thee Island WooIen mills. /
Mr.. and Mrs Pearse Sansum and
family spent Sunday in Delton at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Henry mlgle9-
king. S eg#& III - sg { as j y
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Farwell and
daughter Helen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tucker and. baby, were Sank City Wis
itors Sunday ri sae3uTr ~2ul'Jt.a
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prime and, sons
Roy and Clarence visited relatives in
Westfield on Sunday. =s aar
Mrs. James Doyle and son are visit
ing at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Julia Loomis.-s a. - $685. ; 4%oaa.
Charles Pierce is visiting. relatives
in Elroy.
Walter Patrick of Raeineais visiting
his parents and other relatives 81
Mrs. Ellen Bow was caller on
friends here recently. ,.t.t.r at. B.. 8
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Cleveland were
pleasantly surprised last Sunday when 81
a number of. relatives came to spend
the day with them, = Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Bible of
Reedsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert BIZ
bile of Ironton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
B1akeslee and son Edwin of Ironton,
DR.. and. Mrs. w. La Bible of Lime
Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Matthews
and daughter June, superintendent
and Mrs. G. w. Davies Of North Free
dom, and daughters Heleni and Mary,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cleveland and
family 1a H# @.H* E%,"1 81 ~-A1.
Miss Hazel Barron, who has been
very i'll, is slowly improving a@ais@
Helen and Mary Davies spent the
weekend with their cousins, Kathryn
and Gladys Cleveland. ''.2 ''.' '.''
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Engleking OF
Delton spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Sansum.
Elizabeth Sansum returned with them
to visit for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Iowa have
returned to their home after an ex-
tended visit here with the latter's
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Haskins, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Read, in Baraboo.
Mrs. Alice Gollmar was a caller at
Mrs. Carrie Nutting's. Sunday.
The families of Linn LOOMS, Perry
Loomis and Mrs. Julia Loomis spent
Sunday at Devils Lake. .,. .a-..,t y.
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B EAST aREEDSBURG.l

Grandma Young of Reedsburg, who
is, almost ninety years old spent
week in. the. country at the Art Cady
home, returning to her home last Sat
urday.
The young folks at the Haugh home
with other friends spentz?Sunday al
Devils Lake. "a ~ or
a. Misses Julia Cady and Alice Woods
spent Sunday evening at the } Arthur
Cadyo home.H notgnt1TGa 2ci3G&id az
= The coming meetingt Of 1.-The esocial
club will be with Mrs IsaacaAdans
on Thursday August Il. f Red eCross
work is stilb being dome. @tt Us &oaw
r Mrs. Henry Sch1n eltZer' and Mrs. fJ
c., Youngp both of 1Reedsburg were
visitors at ithet last club meeting. 3el. ~
Fillmore Stull of Camp Dodge, fDes
,Moines, la, ohas been having a. fifteen
day furiough4 and visited his sister
Mrs Edith Kuykendall,. Mrs. F. S
Stul1tEof Waukon, Ia.n; came with her
son and visited her daughter also.
Mr. and Mrs. u A. E. White had as
guests at their home Sunday, July Z:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minerd and chill
dren,. Annie, Fred and Clara, OF, Happy
Hollow; also Mr.. and Mrs, Wendell
Moll and son Henry of 1ronton. Little
Henry White accompanied them home
for a weeks stay.
i Mrs. Mike Daley and daughter Mar
jorie spent from Wednesday until Sat.
urday picking blueberries near Tomah
Yand Visited at the home Of. their son
John. They also visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Annie Eden, at La
Vale, .4s. y. ,,....., >.f 49,, ~ ht..f @o..
There was wa a second war savings
stamp meeting at the: Ed Cady home
to try to: raise the, full quota az
/, Mary Campbell spent a night, re,
Gently. with her friend, Alicia Woods.
Berry-pickingi is the order Of, the day
in this region. 4 picker for every
berry, it 4 seems,e3ts <En @2Nn%9ai n
~ Miss Julia yCady. visited. last )week
with her friend, Miss. Stellae De Barn
in Baraboo. q y&t 5nR of1tGo Tsj cdr y
f.. These Earl Fish0 family has returned
, from a. motor trip to Nv alworthI county
visiting relatives rand friends. They
i toured around Lake Geneva and saw
the, soldier camp y. at that 2 beautiful
place. a.rIj ha~abH&Do@ tpF *&t' 80 2
~ Llewellyan Adams is now so well
recovered from an accident as to be
able to cultivate the crops aaa"
~ Miss Hazel Winnie has been spend
ing, herovacation at the Calvin Winnie
home here! Sntsf>l39 .}@ls 10 @f@sE
n Mr.. and Mrs! George Tomlinson OF
/, La Valle@ spent last Sunday at the
! home of her sister, Mrs. Louise Bur
meister. @,E 2r5# f@s% 5to9 - 80
/ /. M. e. Carr was caller at the Ear
Fish home on Monday. "ia3F #s' @4'
f. On Thursday, July II, Miss Haze
Newkirk celebrated her birthday by
asking her schoolmates to spend the
afternoon with her A jolly good time
was enjoyed with games and refresh
ments. Several nice gifts as remem
ORANGES were Left Miss Hazel. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Luhersen are
now riding in a Buick car.
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HILLP'OINyT

= Farmers here took. advantage of, the
weather last week and got a lot of
hay into the barns. f1Qit9 2iiiS-itf'as'' 4
:. A HiHpointer reports ithatgfon MANY
farms in Richland county fields Of
grain are cut and in the shock, which
seems to beffatleioeaflys 9at z
3 The odpreo R9ffaaRd Others fromaA here
have received word to be ready for
service with Uncle Sam. SO they are
waiting for the next call.
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Miss Helen Gooden. Of Lime .Rldga

Miss Helen Gooden of Lime Ridge
is spending the week aFathe o. Gto3elfr
home y4g 1aa'o 1880; :. .s%a @
Picking and canning berries is, the
order Of the day among the women
here.
Prof. Henry. of ReedsburS is making
visits to Hillpoint during the busy. sea,
son. an 4 ~ A@ Skss$s 8MN
People here are enjoying vegeta-
bles of all kinds from the garden.
Such crop of potatoes has not been
seen in years, and i, is, hard TO Keep
the start Of them. l1DA1 ~ :
I. Mr., and Mrs George Schultz enter.
tanned friends from Westfield Sunday.
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.KIRKWOODaa

: !, The Burden Sharers' sewing circle
! meeting 4 at Mrs, May, 8. Smiths +. WAS
quite largely attended on Wednesday
afternoon andowork was done On mems
suits to @besHsed bye the Red Crosshpeo7
pie jim the hospitals across the sea-
= Miss Nellie Griffin went about July
81 to Milwaukee to attend a SUMMER
school at the normal. ;rG4 II Oh o5 De
Ion Sunday Mrs. Elizabeth Owen of
Greenfield, her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Owen of lBaraboo,f and Mr.
and Mrs. Louie ,Wichern motored to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rear in
Excelsior, where they all dined, and
in the afternoon all visited friends in
Ableman, togetheref eouus3 3tlgts&oQ =
; Mrs. Johanna Heimlick of Merri-
mack, after visiting a week with her
daughter,E Mrs! Herman Wiley went
,'on Sunday evening ftoaspend1 "a short
time visiting another daughter, Mrs.
Henry Pickard, in Sumpter.
= Mr. and Mrs (Robert Koenig were
favored with Sunday visits from Mr.,
and Mrs. Hubert Johnson and their
son and daughter Eddie and Nellie and
Mrs Mary Wiley of Sank City 2 z
r Miss Josephine Rothenbach made a
weekend visit with her friend, Miss
Ella. Paddock, at, the. John, Paddock
home. f.1tAtlt>tF!s<f MI J&'4f u
Mrs, Oscar fAltpeter of Baraboo was
a guest Sunday at the home of her
nephew, Guy Weidenkopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Tdrton Of Mil
;waukee, were guests Friday afternoon
/ in rtthe home Of Mr., and Mrs. j. H.
Harris
,IaaMr. and Mrs. Arthur Gomon and in
FAINT daughter visited. at thea8 Amos
Barron home in Madison, on Saturday.
! Mrs. Barron and two daughters, Clara
and ARLENE, came home with them,
and on Sunday called at the Fred and
M.oBisch homes. ...z......,-..-....,
20The' family Of A. F. French, Misses
Grace Jorgensen and Elizabeth Meyer
were callers at Charles {, Randall's on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wiley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pickard' of Sank
Prairie spent Sunday visiting a. sister,
Mrs. Morgan Alwell, in Madison
= Relatives Of the A. L. Feltz family
of Baraboo assisted them in the dedi-
cation of their new barn, by eassembl-
ing at their home and eating picnic
dinner in the new barn on Sunday.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. M.
Bisch and family, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Bisch and daughter Mary, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Gomon and daughter
Henrietta, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Feltz
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Meyers, of
Excelsior.
Mrs. Il. Wright and Lester Randall
of Reedsburg were Sunday visitors at
the Charles Randall home. ~~af1s...r,.
"A party consisting of Lester, Floyd
and, Howard Randall, Stanford Rich
.ardson, Mrs. L. Wright, Mrs. Charles
Randall and granddaughter, Marjorie
r Grace, motored to Devils Lake on Sun
day afternoon. lTTfE, Tfr HID HA ~
Miss Ella Paddock spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bremen, of Skill
let Creek. 9dj 1sY3 t3n0C3 aGH4 =
f. Mr.. and Mrs, J. H. Harris and, chill
'dren visited Sunday at Walter Tur-
Z toms in Baraboo:: . si,s!7' sso' -'+'''A Y
/. Miss Ruth Hacker f1Baraboo spent
! much of the past. week with her, friend
Miss Leota Harris.
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Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. Herb .,Westenha-
yer and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weston
haver and Jay were entertained at
VIM. Westenhaver's to- dinner Sum
day. .,,
jeff Angle went to North Freedom
to open a barber shop, as the barber
there. has gone, into the army.Is His
family will move. in a short time,
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! NORTH Nc TIL DELI l0tNA. /. LYNDON

q Mrs. Rob CIhGaalnnleyEand uehli5ldEien
aspent oA8 day last week with theE par
nenta, Mr.. and Mrs William tseettb &
oToMrS, R. Hawalleck has been enter,
flaming her brother, Ed Hitler, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hirst visited
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DURWARD1S GLEN q

bot Born to Mr.. and Mrs Will Graves,
.Jr., "a daughter, ttons Wednesday, July
10. Mrs, Grayes will be remembered
as Miss Lillian Dittberner, sister of
}Ghris, the mighty hunter. - 'A w.