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pal'teze.
Am auzit ca att moStenit pc
dina Lucia Servais. Am avut Gu
d-sa un angajament 81 mia ia.
gaduit ca daca il vol indeplini
ma Va resplati Gu cincizeci de
mil de lei. Am suferit multe
dupa urma d-sale. Am fost 81
ranit de un ticalos care a rapit
fata pc care mi-o ilrcredintase
dina Servais 81 a virit-o intr o
casa de prostitute din Neapoli.
''Pe mine nu ma privesc lucru-
rile astea'', zise Susana grava.
&c voiti de Ia mine.
''Reconlpensa fagaduita de
dina Servais, pc care trebue sa
mi-ol dati in calitate de moste-
nitSares', raspunse Luigi, GU a.
roganta in vocea luis Eu am
cunoscut pc d-na ,Servais 81 stu
ce. inima nobila avea. M cred ca
nu va insarcinat sa-mi dati re-
compensa promise"
DIE! Eu nu stu mimic de re-
4 N~ ~ ~--
ucompensa fagaduita 81 am refu.
zat mostenirea Ell, raspunse Su'
sana pastrfndu-si afngele rece
fata de aroganta italianlllui.
Am Sd reclaim justitiei 81 Al
81 dai de sila daca nu vrei 81 dai
de buna voieH striga 1eonar-
dni 1nfuriat.
/. n! ti ! ii REsa .,,s. cbEsznitn ziist
Titu, eirpind Q palm3 ldi Leo
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Prin ace,t Aviz, avizam pc toti
fratii RonEini din Erie. Pa. 81 jur
ca GU ocaziunea ST. sarbatori de
Nasterea Domnului 0 trupa de
1rozi sub cOnduccrea D-lui Lazar
Baltes Va cerceta casele crestini-
lor nostlf drupa obiceiul nostru
donatiunile binevoaie sunt in To-
iosul Bisericei gr-Or. romine ST.
loan Botezatorul. In speranta ca
trlrpa de Irozi va fl bine primita
de toti fratii Romini seminar cd
stima i'm numele Coitetului Pa
rochial. @4i}"t (3O24).
narie Pintsa, Rresedinte.
Costandin Pirvu, Secretar.
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Prin aceasta aducems la cuno$-
tinta membrilor Socfetatii Negru
Voda att din loo cit 81 din alte
orase ca setinta Edin 2 Ianuarie
1921 Sc va amina pc ziua de 9
Ianuarie 1921.
Toti membrii sunt rugati a lua
la cunostinta: In numele Socle-
tatii ''Negru Voda".
Lazar Dragos, PreSedinte.
I. Craiovean, Secretar prim.
(301-2).
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Gu ocazia Cununiei 81 ospatului
fini!or nostri Nicodin Buciumean
81 Elena Birciu din Lupsa, jud.
'Fagaras. care IS a tinut Duminica
III p Nov. 1920, in Akron, Ohio.
81 ell care ocazie Preotul chemat
la Biserra din ioc din ceva mo-
tive nu STA tlnut promisiunea de
a fl la Biserica in numita ri, 81
unde am fost pregatiti avea
Petrecerea 81 masa fara Cununia
re!lgloa.sa din cauza unui popa
care nu STA tin,t Promisia, insa
doua ri Luni in % Nov. vor-
bind la telefon GU preotul de
ordine Rev. Mateiu Tarcea din
Warren. Ohio. ne-a promis ca Va
fl in Akron MART in 23 Nov. la
9, dimlneata unde 81 fost prompt
la Bisei'ica Romlna. 81 unde am
putut avea fericirea in mijlocul
unul centru restrIns de pretini,
ca preotul Mateiu Tarcea sa per
fOrmeze actul Cununici Religioa-
Sc 81 unde dupa actul Cununiei
impreuna cu sStimatua preot 81
alti pretini local. am luat masa
inpreuna la iocuinta noastra din
lido Ave. No. 1856, 81 unde preotul
Mateiu Tarcea 81 presedintele
Parochiei Ill HE Sicoe a rostit
cite-va cuvinte de imbarbatare 81
dragoste fata de finii nostri pre-
cum lea facut 81 cite un cadoa
in destlll de frumos in Bani, pri-
measca fStimatii oaspeti, rudenii
81 pretini care la incura.jat pc
finii nostri Gu aceasta ocazie,
mile noastre multumiri 81 ru-
yindu-i a scuZa pentru cele ce I'll
sa putut inplini la timp asa cum
ar Fl trebuit, totodata lua Ia
cunostinta 81 majoritatea mare de
pretinl cunoscuti .uind parte la
frumoasa petrecere de cele mai
sus aratate. multumindu-va t,l-
turor in general pentru reusita 81
buna liElste avuta pentru finii
nostri Nicodin 81 Elena Buciu,
mean, seminar familia p. China,
din Akron. Ohio. ca Nasi.
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iesc cind ma aflu, lmga tine,
Gind vapaia ochilor tai imi in
calzeste n,ima 81 ,salfetul 81 cind
zimbetul tau plin de farmec Sc
revarsa asupra mea ca. -,
'St. Vine Amalia''; xise Su-
sana, intrcrupindu-l, 81 Sc de-
parta putin de el.
Sora Susanei Sc opri in fats
lor 81 zise:
''Un domn antreaba de tine,
S1usano. Zice ca ar vrea sd te
vaza. Ute mia dat cartea
asta'', 81 intinse Susanei 0 carte
de vizita.
Susana descifr8 cam greu lite
rile. Sc lasase anpurgul, ,totusi
reusi Sd citeasca: ~ Luigi Leo
nardini, artist..s!.;sss =
Isl abuse aminte de persoana
care plrta .asest hume Elena il
vorbise despre sl, a zise lui
Titu: E uneslta . Luciei. Gu
el a fugit flea hli. Gheorghiadi
Ce 0, Fl avinQ Cd mine. Am sal
primesc aici; nu vreau sal pof.
tesc in casa, Il spuse Amaliei
sal cheme.
Peste cite-vs. minute Amalis
sosi Gu Leonardini, pc eind Tit'l
aprindea felinard din fsta ban.
eel.
| 'ce poftAG s,nte sus.p. I
privinf ~ aeastf fptat +
! si facu selnn III = se de.
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In numele Societatii ~. R
Ard. 81 Trans din Alliance, O.
Comitetul aranjator.
(3O1 & 3 & g..
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nOrdini.
Leonardini era de statura
atletica 81 banii Elenei il strica-
sera. Devenise betiv 81 un ba-
taus ordinar. Cind simti palma
usturatoare lui Titu scoase un
urlet 81 sarind asupra lui il
apuca de mijloc sad trlnteasca.
THU era strins ca intr 'un cleste
de fer in 'bratele vinjoase ale
Italianului 81 Sc lasa pc spate.
In momcntul acela sari Susana
81 isbi pc Leonard sub falca GU
atita putere ca fostul artist Sovai
81 slobozi pc Titu de mijloc, dar
in momentul acela Susana il
,prinse de nina stdnga 81 prin .
miscare repede 0 rasuci, 81 Leo
nardini cazu gem6nd la picioa-
rele eli.
'Dute 81 adu nn politist sal
aresteze pc ticalosul acesta"
zise Susana lui Titu, care privea
Gu mirare 81 Gu admirafie la So
tia lqi.
Leonardini auzind de polite
incepu sd Sc roage sa fie iertat,
lar Snsana, cu toate rugamin-
tele lui, ramas nefnduplecata
si Titn . plecat 81 peste cdte-va
minute s'a fntors fnsotit de CO.
miearul despartirei 81 un poll
fist, care ii pglse catusele de
mind. Oomisarnl dlFoa ce fncheic
proces,il verbal Frin care 50
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S A F I'D E

S T A + ] d r
Ne-au sosit un wagon de Sta
fide din California, de 4 feluri
dupa cum ulmeaza:
Tamson Sedles, funtul 26c
Malage. funtul 26c
No. 1. Redberry, funtul Ice
No. .. Redberry, funtul lac
MOI trimetem ordaru in orr 81
ce parte in Statele Unite GU spe-
sele noastre. Scrieti s'au Telefo-
natl; ambelc Telcfoanc la:
Central Grocery & Meat Market,
6G5 So. Webb Ave. Alliance, O..
(24-15 Febr).
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VOOJ
Tn baietaS de un an 81 juma-
tate sc juca III nisipul de pc alea
pc care era asezata banca 81 cind
gasea oite-un melculet pe iarba
de pc marginea aleiei, Ill lua 81
alerga rizind, punindul in poa-
lele Susanei, care sta cu capu!
reslmat de nmarul lui Titu, pri-
Wind la privelistea mareata "a
amurgului.
'Ce frumos apune soarele azi.'
Else Snsana, netezind fruntea
lata lui Titu, care privea Ia
cOpilul Tor cum cauta sa gaseasca
trc-un melculet sa l duca mamei
sale.
'Da. foarte frumosW zis.
Titn, privind eatre apus.
Mai mai scris de multi. Stiaan
q eyti poet ii al scris mai mult1
ode. Sfintitu asta de SCARE Al
trebui eternizat prin cate-va yer
|, 1 nj a. nriveste cum se alearg5
]. s,byii 81 vxpaia lui!Es
'pa, 4osrte frpmos. Ar trebu
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CAUTAM VINZATORI

Pentru vinde ccle mai bune
prOpunerl ce nu all mai fost Oferl-
te publicului pima ilr present. Nu-
mai pcrsoanele acele sd vina care
nu sunt multumiti de cistiga mai
putin ca 800 saptaminal.
Preferam de a avea vinZatori de
proprietati care sub conditiile de
prezent MI pot cistiga bani.
Intrebati de Mr.. Saas,
Room sol, Union Building
intre orele 10 a. m. pima la ] 3. IN.
(302-1-3)
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
Mi-Lady Economically Inclined

As Well Her More
Find Highest Quality Without High in the Shoe
1 SSOSE among you who weary Of high prices fin
EZ E the old time prices in the PATRICAN low price range.
ideally yormedr otherwise
sAa1E7l comfort for feet a. we'll urpnde
Have leather d
Bronze kkin Dull Mat kkki Havana
ksk Black KMkn White Bucksk Gray Bks Patent
. PATRCAN Prices Speak for Themselves in Plain Fl
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
POSTAL ROUTES WERE In
EXISTENCE YEARS AGO

Postal routes of $500 years ago,
when the parcel post and the circulat-
ing library already had been in
existence at least 500 years, are
shown on the worlds map discovered
in the University Museums Nippur
tablets by DR.. Stephen Langdon, the
Orientalist from Oxford University.
Announcement to this effect was
made at Philadelphia February II,
and it was said that DR. Langdon con-
Isidered the map not only the Oldest
but the best preserved that has come
down from antiquity. Dating before
the time of Abraham the map shows a
comprehensive survey of the region
about the temple OF Nippur,, and in
dicates that the country was under
a high state of intensive cultivation.
| Canals were numerous and served
both for irrigation and transportation.
They were the mail routes and a tag
has been found for a basket of books
or literary tablets sent from the
library about six miles distant, Shur-
uppek According to Babylonian ira
dition, Noah lived at this town and
built the Ark there The tag was
used about 1900 B. C.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
MAPLE HILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sholar and Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Reiner from near
Madison were guests ar the Leo
Wood home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Templin and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tenn
pin and family of Baraboo and DR..
and Mrs. Ed Ritzenthaler and son
of Reedsburg were entertained at the
Frank Ballone home Sunday.
Ed. Bump and children, Mrs. Albert
Young and several others from Bara-
boo and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles San
ders and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Herritz and daughter Erma
were callers at the Elizabeth Page
home last Sunday.
Word has been received here that
baby boy has come to the Roy
Beirs home in Penn, where Mr. and
Mrs. Sullivan went recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Won Valid and
the formers mother OF Baraboo and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kline Of Elk
celsior were guests at the Louis Kline
home recently.
Frank Peters is building large
hen house for Herman Klaetsch
Mr.. and Mrs. John Picker visited
at the Dick Kowalke home in North
Freedom one day recently.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
Married
Extraordinarily

The marriage Of Miss Laura, Baxter
of this city and Richard Murphy OF
Adams took place this morning at
eight o'clock at the St Joseph's
church. Father E. c O'Reilly officiat-
ed. The couple was attended by Char
les Desmond and Miss Irexe Baxter
sister Of the bride Mrs. A. w. Melzl
played the wedding march. The
church was filled with many friends
who came to witness the ceremony.
A wedding breakfast was served to
relatives and a few friends to the
number of 80 at the home of the
brides parents after church services.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Barter of this city
and has been saleslady in Risley
Bros. store for the past few years.
The groom is conductor on the c..
& N. w railroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ply will make their home in Adams
after a wedding trip to parts in Ne
.braska.
The newly welded couple is well
and favorably known in BarabOo and
the many friends extend good wishes
to them in their new home. Mrs.
Murphy was hostess at number of
showers the past few days prepare
tory to the marriage.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
ABLEMAE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Greeney of
Waseca, MINI came Thursday for a
visit with their neice, Miss Sadie
Greeney.
Mrs. Richard Jones entertained the
Ladies Aid Of the Baptist church
THURSDAY afternoon.
Miss Meta Schultz returned to her
home in Milwaukee after a ten day
visit with her sister, Mrs. w. j. Hum
mel and brother, H. G. Schultz
Mrs. George Mente and Mrs. Au-
gust Gall were shopping at Reeds
burg Saturday.
Miss Sadie Greeney entertained the
Loyal Neighbor club Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Neal Donovan OF Waterloo, Wis.
spent Thursday and Friday here the
guest of his aunt Mrs jeanette Fin
der and son Arthur.
Mrs. v. F. Masilko returned to her
home in Chicago Saturday after o
weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs.
,raest Dettmann. and other relatives.
Mrs. Ruth Luckensmeir spent Fri
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
FAIRFIELD

Mr. and Mrs Rollo Cobleigh have
gone on a motor trip to the Dakotas
to visit relatives his father and moth
er Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Cob1eigh of
La Vale are taking care of their two
children and the necessary farm work.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Getchell of
Baraboo attended the surprise at the
Guy Plummer home for Charles Cline
and daughter Lois Saturday evening.
Earl McMarlin of Websters Prairie
has been helping his uncles Randall
and Monroe dig potatoes the past
week.
Mrs. j. L. Anderson returned to
her home in Madison last Saturday
afternoon after a five weeks visit with
her daughter Mrs. S. H. Burton.
Miss May Dryden left on Tuesday
of last week for Traer, Iowa after
spending the summer with her sister
Mrs. Floyd Newell.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
AUCTION NOTICE

On account of falling health | am
compelled to quit farming. will sell 10
the highest bidder on Good View
farm, s miles. west of Portage, ID
miles east Of Kilbourn and 8 miles
southeast. of Briggsville on Tuesday
October 26, at $3.50 o'clock a. m. my
entire personal property consisting
of livestock, farming implements, feed
Ford light truck, a large amount OF
lumber and shingles and lathe, will
also sell some real estate consisting
OF 40 acres of marsh land and also
shares of stock in the Lewiston
cheese factory, Now, friends, ! want
you to know that all goods will posi-
lively be sold. Your price will be my
price. Terms all sums under $1,000
cash over that amount one years time
will be given on good bankable notes
bearing 6 per cent interest. Robert
Nehrlich, prop. Anderson & HerTeman
auctioneers, Ray Klenert, clerk.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
RECEPTION BY
MILWAUKEE FOLK

The first Milwaukee-Sauk City
reception has been given in the
Cream City, A. G. Clas being the Sec
rotary Professory D. c. Luening gave
"a short address and read greetings
from MRS Lopise Lohmar, Mrs. Eu-
genia Naffz Bfuening and Mrs. Alma
Schlungbaum Diehl.
Among those who assisted with en-
pertaining the guests were the Miss
es Lucille and Lorraine Mueller, Miss
Alice Naffz, and Miss Florence Rod
inc.
Among those from out of town were
the following:
From Sank City: Mrs. Pauline
Lampertius, Mrs. Ida Clas Pohlmann
Miss Augusta Runge, Miss Meta Mey-
er and Miss Minna Sass.
From Prairie du Sac: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Grotophorst, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Dresser and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lemm.
prom Madison: Mr.. and Mrs E.
O. Kney and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Naffz. M
From GAINESVILLE: Mrs. Erna HON
berger.
From Chicago: The MINES. Har-
ter, Bertha Luening Kohlsaat, Louise
Schlungbaum Lohmar, Emma Rend-
torff Kruger and Adele Schumm
Deuss, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Rend-
torff Mr. and Mrs. julius Weissen-
born and daughter, Ella and son,
Leo Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Spiehr and
daughters, Lucille and Enola, DR.. and
Mrs. Arno Meyer and family, Mrs.
Joseph Lennert and daughter Mary
and Mrs. Flora Derleth Carte and
daughter.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
HONEY CREEK

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Binger, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Binger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Westfauld and son from Middle
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanusa
and son and Violet Breitzky were Wis
itors at the Herman Buelow home re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stewart and
sons visited relatives at Avoca a
few days of last week.
Christ Kindschi is having his house
painted and shingled
Mr. and Mrs. August Alvin and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Buelow took trip
to Madison one day last week.
Miss Hulda Alvin of Sank Prairie
and Mrs John Huber and children
visited over Sunday with relatives at
Beloit.
Mr.. and Mrs August Alvin Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Alvin and children, Mr..
and Mrs julius Alvin, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Buelow and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Alvin and children
from Prairie du Sac all spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Buelow.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21

years ago.
Potato digging is on the go now so
the crops will be ali gathered in
soon. The year has been fine for all
crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Harris of Rich
land Center are spending week
with his son, Walter and family here.
Edyth Morgan returned home
Sunday from Richland Center where
she spent a week visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Goodell of
Sandusky, his mother Mrs. A. Goodell
OF HilIpoint, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Harris and family and Rupert Morgan
attended the Portage fair Thursday.
Our new road to Wards corners
is completed and it is as fine piece
Of road as one could find anywhere.
Mrs. Augusta Stabnaw accompanied
her sister Mrs. Steve Black to her
home in Cheteck to see if the change
would benefit her health
Stella Wilsing returned from the
northern part of the state where she
went to visit an aunt.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
LARGE CONCERN
IN RECEIVERSHI /
American Cooperative Associa-
ton, Branch in Baraboo,
Thrown Into Court

With assets fixed at $1,200.000 and
liabilities that are said to approximate
$400, 0OO the American Cooperative
association was thrown into receiver
ship on Monday, when creditors of
the association appeared in Circuit
court before Judge Lawrence Halsey.
The association which is owned by
$4,000 farmers in the middle western
states is now controlled by q receiver
ship in which Thomas Nimlos, man
ager Of the association, and julius j.
Goetz as receivers, are under bonds of
$4,000 each.
Officials of the company explain that
the action was necessary because of
the fact that the great volume OF bust
ness which the company had trans
acted had caused them to go into debt
to a great extent, and that there no
longer remained sufficient capital on
which to work.
"The receivership has been asked
more as a guiding figure than any
thing else," declared A. c. Schmidt,
president of the association. with
working capital the association will
soon be back on it's feet"
1t was explained that because OF
the wide territory over which the
stockholders lived it had been impos-
sible to get a quorum of them to-
gether in order to hold a meeting and
negotiate a loan Milwaukee Sen
tinel.
The firm has been operating a
branch at Baraboo for some time,
farmers having stock in the concern
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
THE MARKETS
CHICAGO

Cattle Receipts 10000; good and
choice steers strong 15c to 25c higher
top $3.50 rule good and choice $3.50
to 1880; grassy steers draggy at
steady prices; bulk $8.75 to 14.25;
butcher cattle slow. bulk cows $500
to 8.75; Gamers steady, $3.75 to AIS;
good bolognas $500 to 6.75; trashy
kinds, slow; calves average SOC lower
bulk good and choice 1875 to 400;
selected lots, $1450; desirable feeders
active $500 to 11.50. Others lanfN
stockers slow. Receipts westerns 81
600 Best grades strong $10.75 to 49,
so; commoner kinds $3.50 to S.25;
very slow.
Hogs-geceipts $4,000 Spened Csc
to SOC lower. top early $15.25; bulk
light and butchers $14.40 to 1900;
bulk packing sows $3.50 to 1875 pigs
mostly SOC lower bulk desirable kinds
$3.50 to 1400.
POTATO MARKET
Milwaukee Potatoes Wisconsin
and Minnesota on track sacked $1.40
to $50; do bulk $3.50 to 100.
Chicago-Potatoes- Receipts 107
cars Wisconsin and Minnesota ! AS to
1885. -
Baraboo price of potatoes is $1.10
per hundred
Corn Low in Chicago :.
On Tuesday in Chicago corn was
the lowest in four years and all grains
declined. Corn was worth about 80
cents.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21

day at Reedsburg on business.
Mrs. Paul Sass and Mrs. Ted Min
neman of Reedsburg spent Wednes-
day here with friends.
Mrs John Mccarthy AMI son Jack
left for Milwaukee Thursday for a
two weeks visit with the formers
sister Mrs H. j. Mueller
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Fey and two
sons and daughter spent Sunday at
Reedsburg the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Winchester u
Paul Volz was Reedsburg caller
Sun day
Mrs. Ed. Organ and Mrs. David
Owen spent Sunday here with Miss
Sadie Greeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John vandernoef and
daughter Bessie visited relatives at
Baraboo Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
Bittrich-Dunse

Ernest Bittrich and Miss Marie
Dunse were married recently at the
Lutheran church. Rev. H. Mueller pre-.
formed the ceremony. The couple was
attended by Henry Bittrich brother
OF the groom, and Miss Amanda
Dunse, sister of the bride. The bride
wore dress of white satin and
georgette and carried bouquet of
brides roses. She wore wolfe veil.
After the, ceremony wedding din
ner was served at the home of the
bride in Greenfield.
The young couple will make home
on the parents farm not far from
Baraboo. The groom is a son of Hen
ry Bittrick, Sr.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
AUCTION

Charles o. Watkins will hold an
auction on Wednesday, Oct. q, at
Kings Corners, 8 miles south OF
Baraboo. Cattle, horses, hogs, hay,
feed, corn, in shock and crib, will be
sold. There win also be sold
Guernsey herd bull, Franklin of
Kirkwood farm, 51422. direct descend
ant of the Governor of the Chene, sire
Of 100 A. r. daughters. Sale begins at
to O'Clock; hot lunch at noon: usual
terms.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
APPLICATIONS To MARRY

Lloyd E. Hutter, Spring Green
Marie A. Brown, Spring Green
Homer II. Hanson, Baraboo
Mabel Knutson, Madison
Sydney NJ. Greve, Baraboo
Helen F. Baehr, Milwaukee
w. r. f. Heidrick, LaValle
Mamie G. st. Claire, Lavalle
Carl H. Wallace, Milwaukee
Laura Graft. Baraboo
Frank Ascherl Plain
Lucinda Liegel, Plain.
Joe Kozloski, Milwaukee.
Sophia Hudzinske, Dellona
Albert Diece, La Vale
Clara Gates, La Vale
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
AUCTION SALE

On Thursday, October %, George E
Hintz viii hold an auction sale on the
Fred Kietzke farm one mile due west
of North Freedom. The sale will COM
mence at ten o'clock and will include
a number of Guernsey cows, five
horses, number of pieces Of farm
machinery and implements Rnd a
quantity of hay, grain and corn fod-
der Also numerous other miscellan-
eous articles.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Anabel Wilkinson and Leroy
C. Messenger were married Friday
night at p. m. at the Presbyterian
manse. The couple was attended by
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Wilkinson, the
brides parents. Rev E. G. Henke used
the ring ceremony.
The couple left this morning for a
trip and visit to Chicago and on their
return will make their home in Bara-
boo on Second street.
Mrs. Messenger was associated
with Miss Glarner, while Mr.. Mes
senger is in the maintenance depart
ment of the c. C N. w. railroad.
Their friends rejoice with them
and wish them all happiness.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21

Presbyterian church at Richland Cen
ter has been assigned to the assis-
tant university pastorate at Madison.
He will have charge of the Presby-
terrain home for students at the uni
versity.
Miss Melva, Madison, is the new
Presbyterian dean of Woman at the
above university, taking the place
made vacant by the recent death of
Mrs. Jessie e. Mckee.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
Bump-Radei

This morning at 11:00 o'clock Roy
Bump, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Bump, and Miss Emma Radel, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Radel,
were united in marriage by Rev. H.
Mueller at the home of the latter.
They were unattended.
The young people are well and
favorably known here, both having
attended the Baraboo schools. For
some time past the bride has been
employed in the Reinking store. The
groom was a member Of the field
artillery in the World War and spent
some time overseas. He now holds
a. position as clerk in the local post
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bump left immediate.
ly, for Kilbourn from which place
they will go to Milwaukee and Wau-
kesha to spend several days and up
on their return they will reside on
Second street.