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whitney Entries Favoriies.
~ srsoslat.d Presa.

1OUiSviLLE. Ky. May G.-Trysvr
and prudcry. the Harry Payne Whit
npy entry. ,oairh, were the favoritcs
Of the pubic of the thirteen colts and
.wo f.'lics caided 10 start tomorrow Ia
The forty seventh cncwal 81 the Ken
tucl:y derby for three ycar.t1ds NJ n
,rilc and a Guar;sr .or a stake carrying
$50 1Co In added money.
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SHREVEPORT
DALLAS


rol,I. sell ssIs- TelaIs .aa gsi
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The Sport Page With
the Major League Box
Scores
CUBS NOSE OUT REDS
PIRATES take FOURTH
ny Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Mny 6.--chicago nosed
out Cincinnati after the visitors had
tied the score and won \ 10 Z. Ciar.
cncc Twombley. who had been playing
the rule ~ pinch hitter. replaced Bar.
Der IN left and started the final rally
with single which coupled with a
sacrifice and KILLERS hit ended the
game. Chicago took big lead BY
punching hits and driving Marpunrd
III the mound. hut Cincinnati concen-
trst-l their attack In two innings.
compelling Vaughn To retire and tied
the score.
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PITTSEUNUH. May 6.--i'ittsburgh
defeated ~. Louis for the fourth sue.
ccssivc TIME today. score 10 to 9. The
visitors used for pitchers. all Of whom
were hit hard. The Cardinals rallied
In the 9Th and knocked Hamilton out
u the box, repeating this with Ponder
In the sih when Zinn relieved him.
Score.
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DoOE HITS IN TENTH
A. D Wins FOR BEARS
~ Associated pfss~.

SAN ANTONIO. May a. Dooc's ny
10 left field IN the tenth inning saved
the day fog San Antonip, Connolly
crossing the plate with the winning
tally. The Bears came ur' from bc'
bird rf,cr Houston coppci four runs
and finished the Enrrc with . 70 Z
score Thrrc taliics were hroaght In
after two were ogi.
Score
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San ANTONIO

Totals aiisIs Totals siOsc =,
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Lynch Beats Pat Mo,re
tly Associated Pros.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May G,--Joc
Lynch ~ New York bantum weight
champion boxer. fought ~ rounds here
tonight with Pat Mocr- - Memphis
The twelfth AMI final round saw Lynch
trying hard io nut the contender out,
with Moore Offering determined resist,
nuc,.
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WASHINGTON
NEW YORK
ABHOA

=" = : : = IttaIN "H - II
Total -. Ais % iGl,.Eat. Acosta In 3.
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Marines q; Gasscrs ].


" Nss6flh'ssI Nv.
EHl,ENEPORT. Ia. May G. Dallas
came ta~k s'fsnR toiay and defeated
Shreveport q e. 7. Ncbou was ~.
placed by shaciicr. rookie. In the
seventh ana held the MARINES under
water Swarty was derriclSc1 In favor
II Mitchell when tho Gssscrs savagoly
attacked the foru;cr IN the eighth.
St'urp.
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Cellar llolslcrs Win.

PHILADELPHIA May G.--Gallo'
ways unexpected s,cui 81 scrcnd hasc
while Russell held the ball In the
hall In the eighth u,,aei the Boston
pitchers and binch hitter wc'ch's sin
Gle and Dykes home run broke up n
tic game. the locals winning 10 To @.
Walker aud Perkins hi, home runs
into the loft field blcachsrs
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PoIe t,roussls Wet
CLARENDON COLLEGE
se~ LOSES FAST GAME

CLARENDON. May s,-ln spirited
game hcre today the sanu Marcos, Tx
az State Normal won from CLARENDON
College by The score Of 3 TO Q. They
play the second game here saturday.
In comic game the fats won from The
leans by a score " Q n ..
AMERICAN AGBOC1AT1ON
AZ Kansas Cry 3: Milwaukee 5.
Al Columbus s; Toledo 3. ..4
At Louisville 8; indianapolis b..
Al 81. Paul 8: Minneapolis :.
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IsosTON riIII.ADEfPHIA
Totals .ss SAN Totals .a.ii s'is
= Halted for kccfc In s,h.

= tsaitcd for kccfc In sth.
Eoston .....,,.........s oo oso 600. q
Philndelphin ...........ol3 10 0;S'io
Two hanc hits. Srou. M.ncsky.
Ciiflin. DYKES. Perkins. iiumc HIM;
e.. Walker. Perkins. DYKES. .aolcr
iarr: Galllwcv. I'aga on bale: Myers
.. Russell .. Romme.l :. ilar,y l. iSccfc
q. Struck out. Myers I. Russell I
TASTY ?. H,cfe 2. Runs; Nit;. Mcnos.
Ky. Pratt, IIcndrvS. Mclnnis Scott
DYES . q. Walker. y. walkc,. Perkins,
Griffin. Galloway. IIas,y. wtlch. III.
,.r;. VAT. Dskcs.sv set IS r,
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t'aniiicrs Wallcp spudders.
Ny Associated Prsss.

FONT WORTH. Texas. May G.--Rrii'
liant su"oort III hind WachiVi and hat.
terry errors ~ Wlchlt Falls allowed
Fort Worth "a win 20 ; today. Halcy's
f!cldinr wns the feature.
Score.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

N Ea,, 4 ;cr shaei'cr IN 9TH.
Iallss ...................io s 0os 600
khfr,sprrf ............. oon eao oaa3
Two ianr hit Watts. wirtH. raj.
mcr. liollohan. Three basr hits Miller.
Hcllohan. libel. sacrifie hi,. Miller.
Smith. Double iiays. Palmer 60
Smith to Miller: galloway g. iaimes
To- Miller: Mitchell 10 Miller Stolen
hasc. Ethel. Jsrsscn. Munscn. SKIN
ner. Base on halls. verbout ?. swartz
a. Struck out: vcrhout I; swarss !.
Mitchell 1. Innings pitched; ny Yer.
bout 0. with . hi,s. sin runs: by swarts
"a Nth 4 kifu.
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~ Associated rrtss.

A sight rain fell tonight. hut II wan
expected 10 have little effect upon the
fast condition IL the race track. Fair
and warm. with mod0rtc tcmpcra'
lures" was the weather forecase for
tomorrow The track In In such condi.
tion that only "a heavy rainfall could
disturb Il. According TO those in charge
OF the cnirre
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Roek Ttakes Series

~ NHorfttd FVsl.
MOBILE. Msy. q Little Rrck made
Il thre" ou, 81 four to-day Ivy defeating
Msl,lla IN "a hara fvurst game 90 2.
The visitors scored all their runs In one
inning.
ssa,sas
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Tigcrs Win Again.

ST. Louis. May s.--Dc,roit defeated
~. Louis Tor the second consecutive
timc In free hitting contest today.
score II y, :. Both teams ficlded loose
Ia.
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r, 4. BEATS I,,ylor

AUSTIN. Tex. MAY 6.-Tcxas Uni.
vcrsi'y today defeated baylor by score
~ to .. II was f,s, ana spirited
game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

NEW ORLEANS. MAY s.---Another
bad snnlng and New ORLEANS dropped
the third straight game 10 Memphis
here this afternoon \ to g.
Sgores
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INDIANS SHUT OUT sox:E reI
MAYS HOLDS SENATORS


CLEVELAND May G.-Cicveiand
turned the tables on Chicago today and
won 10 o. CovcieslSic kept the White
sox hits scattered while the cham.
iions were able 10 get hits off Norris
when they were needed. Three Chicago
double plays held the Cleveland total
down.
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Exporters Win Z 10 I.
n, Assoeias,d prss,

GALVESTON. May G-wldness ON
the mart Il Jolly and Glenn. coupled
with thrc. errors gave the Expcr,cis
todny's game I 60 !.
: ore.
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CLEVELAND

Home run: Gardner. Double play
Collins. johnson and sheely; Morris
Johnson ana Sheciy, Gardner. stephen
son and johnson; johnson. Collins and
Shcciy. Base on balls: Morris o. Cow
icskic 1. struck out: Morris 2. Cove
leskic 3. Runs: Jainioson. Johnson ,
speaker .. Smith. Gardner Z. Errors
Faik. Scwell Stephenson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

ATLANTA, May Birminaham de-
featcd Atlanta 10 here today. bath
teams making their runs In the ninth
after an eight inning pitching duel he.
tween Whitehall and Doyle.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

81. Louis M Pittsburgh.
Cineinnat,i n, Chicago.
Brooklyn nj :;cw York.
Philadelphia ri Boston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

Two busr hsts Milan. Mcussl. Three
hisc hits Plpp. Home run Ruth. Dou'
bile play Pip unhssis,cd. I,asc ON halls
Erickson .. Mays I. Acost, .. Struck
out Erickson I. Acos,a J. MAYS .. Runs
Roth .. Ruth ]. PIN J. Mcu-'i. Milan.
Brewer. Errors Hoffman. Milan. iIar'
ria.
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w Batted for Davenport IN nh.
Houston ...............v on von ~" ~
san Antonio ....... s0O 900 O0o IS
Two lasc hits: Eowcp. Whucm,n.
Connolly. Home rams: Henry. lilahes.
Dcahlc plays t'uiici L. Henry. In
ninEs pitched by Jordan .. Davenport
/. Ili;s: or Jordan ~. off Davenport
o. Iunr oifJorian ). Off Davenport
.. I.asc en- balls Boidcn Z. Jordan 4.
nny.npott !. struck out: ilollen ].
Jordan 1. l.alk. hS Eoldcn I.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo nj Columbus.
Milwaukee at Kansas city.
n. Iaul ~ Minneapolis.
SO other game scheduled.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Oklahoma City At Dies Mcines.
Tulsa AZ Noux City.
wichita q Oynsh a.
n~mal~. "A - Yxn~&xk
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Plainsmen Lose to
Lubbock High 4 to ;

PLAiNvIEw. May s.--By punching
hits and aided by piainvlcw's errors
IN the fourth inning the Lubbock High
school won from Piainvicw here today
liy a score 81 4 10 g. The teams play
again saturday.
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BOSTON. May G,--The Braves field
was swampcd from heavy rains here
today. preventing the scheduled game
with The Phillics ttf .f
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where THEY
PLAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

nc.roI, M 81 Louis.
Chicago nj cleveland.
New YorA n, Washington.
Bos,on NJ philadelphia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

M, base hiis' Flack. vauFhn,
Hollochcr Deal. i,oush. Duncan. Ma
rler. Fonseca. Sacrifice: Maiscl Deal.
Double play; Crane 10 Daubert; Terry
10 Hollocher 60 Grimes; Bohnc to Ilar.
grave 10 Daubcft. Hnsc on balls:
Vaughn {. Mnra,nrd I. Napier 2. Mar.
tin !. Struck out Vaughn g. Napier
Martin l. Runs; Daubert Roush
. Duncan, Eonscca. Napier. F,nck.
Iiollochcr. Terry .. Grimes, barber.
rwumhl,y Vaughn. Errors; Napier
Ailllfcr.
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Y raitcd for Easslcr In Eth
Halted Tor Burwcll IN ard.
~ Eattod for Gallon In 7ti.
~, Battci far Sotothon IN 9TH.
ctro.t ................3ls 400 1901
~. Louis .............o0 GOT O02 100.
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Han for Clemons In TIN.
Xxx Hated for Haincs IN 9Th.
xxx Hated for Doal In eth.
xxsx Batied for Goodwin IN sth.
~. Louis ...............O V2 Ooe ~
PiftsburG ..,............S3S va llu.l0
Two base hits: Moknn. Grim. Three
base hits; Lavan. Carey. Crium. Mo.
kan. stolen bases: IIiebec. Hornsby.
cutshnw. fsast ON halls: Hainss I.
Hamilton Q Pondp .. Finn ,. Struck
out: pcnk I. Goodwin !. Hamilton 2.
linn 4, Runs Stock. Hevnsby 2.
Fournler. McHcnry. Blgbee 2. Carey.
MaraDvillS ciIshaw 4. Molan.
schmidt. Errors: i.avan. Cutshaw ..
-" - Polo tirous1s Wet
NEW YORK. May s.--rhe scheduled
game between the Dodgers and Giants
here tahys wsis postponed On account Of
rain.
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WICHITA FALLS
AItIi q Al
\ na,tcd Tor Works In 9Th.

X llatt"d for Works In 9Th.
IN Rated fur Darruugh In 9th
wichita Falls .......... col o0o os0a
Fort Worth ........l.. 500 oi0 ioSJ
Tive lasc hi'a: Hoffman. McDon
AID. Clark. Thrcc husr hi,a Haley.
Sar'ific" hlts' pirrourh. Miller.
Haley. Sacrificc hits; Darruuaa. Miii.
cg. Haley. Kraft Stolen base; Tan.
net aiY, Il out ~ Darroush Z. by
wacht'l ?. Easc an ballG Darruugh
?. Wn,hiel ..
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sas-(Dhlshessa League
AZ ardmore Z: Graham 9.
AZ Cleburne .: Sherman ..
Al Donhnm 4, PARA {.
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Marks aud Dowic: Martin and Debc
~.
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Memphis Wles A1esesi.

JonnaId and Land: Slsinsn ana 20
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Isait.d for ELAN IN 9Th
M intt,d for Mcdonald In 9TH.
Galveston ..............o 90" o00 col
beaumont t..,..........o 900 oaJ oisi
Two l.sr hits; i3r-sux Home run.
king. stolen base; Mcdonald. sacri
fios hits, stahhury 2. hrcsuS I. Bit,lc
I. Durvt. Innings; Pitched by Jolly 5.
/ run. hits. Struck out q. Glenn !.
Jaoobus \. 'iAsc ON balls Z. Glenn ,.
Jzcobus 4.
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Totals .ni1s' q Totals .asiss7i7
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-23
DELLONA AND NORTH
EXCELSIOR

Misses JESSIE and Gertrude Simp'
son came home last Friday from Egg
Harbor, Wisconsin, where they have
taught the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lindsay and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. O'Connor Jr. spent
Sunday at the Ross Shultis home.
Mrs. l.. D. Rudd is entertaining
her sister-in-1aw, Mrs. Ida Cady OF
Green Bay.
Mrs. VIM. Claridge is spending
some time in Winfield caring for her
son Alvin who had the misfortune to
break his leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Dryer and
children and Misses Jessie and Ger
trude Simpson spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. G. Dryer and little
Milton Dryer, who is spending sew
eral weeks with his grandmother.
ASA Camp and Harry Ray went on
a fishing trip Saturday and Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-23
NORTH FAIRFIELD

The tent meeting started June 10
at Peck's Corners, with Rev. Clauson
as preacher and Mr.. Roth of Fort
Wayne, Ind. the singer.
Mrs. Tony Severda and children of
Baraboo visited a few days last week
at the Joe Lewis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis, Helen and
Orville Lewis, Mrs. L. P. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Gust Lewis, baby Norma
and Opal Lewis, Mrs. Tony Severda
and children picnicked Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jensen in New
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Lamar enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs Helmer HARRISON
of KilbOurn Sunday.
Mrs. L. P. Lewis and Orville Lew
is are visiting in Newport.
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WALTON SOCIETY HOLD
SALE. RECEIPT $40

The ". F. M. S. Of the w. M.
church held a sale of miscellaneous
articles Friday evening in Bert Nor
timers hall. A short but interesting
program was given and ice cream and
cake were served. About $4,000 was
realized.
Little Keith Mortimer had the mis-
fortune of breaking his leg Satur-
day He is doing nicely.
Lee Beier is home from Askaloosa,
Iowa, where he attended Penn Col
lege..
Mrs. Bert Mortimer visited her
mother, Mrs. Messing at Bethel FRI
day. Mrs. Messing is quite ILL.,
Agnes and Hazel Bingham of Carr
Valley we've guests of their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bing-
ham last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutchens visit
ed at the Henry Fike nome in La
Vale after church Sunday. f-5
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ABLEMAN

Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Popp, and Mr..
and Mrs. Reinhart Popp returned Sat
Irday from Berlin, where they went
attend the funeral of Rev. Pops
jster, Mrs. Rosa Ducherschein.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Warren and
ION Lester of Huron, S. Oak. are visit
ng the formers mother, Mrs. Minnie
Warren.
Miss Emma Bartenbach was given
shower Saturday by a number of
riends. The Misses Ida Marquardt,
edna Reynolds, Mary Terry Della
Marquardt, Alma Martin and Mrs.
roth of Baraboo were present.
Prof. H. A Langenhan of Madison
Jent the weekend here visiting his
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs August Ian
,enhan. They were numbered among
he successful anglers at Briggsville
1turday.
Henry Behnke Sr., who is i'll. went
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MERRIMACK

Mrs. Dennis Bayles and sons were
in Lodi last Friday.
j The r. N. of A. social meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. William Bla-
wusch Saturday, June 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ratzberg OF
Hill Point, Wis, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Quinn and daughters Of Madison, Mr..
and Mrs. Obert HAITI and daughter
and Eugene Kunce spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. King and A. Kunce.
Mr.. and Mrs! Gage Of Hillsboro,
and Mrs. Borders of Baraboo were
recent guests of J. G. Rotzol and
Monroe Mitchlein families.
Mrs. Jane Coats has returned from
Madison and will spend few days
in Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Parkin and
sons and daughter of Mazomanie,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCornnick of
Greenfield, Mrs. John Astle and chill
dren and Miss Marie Metcalf Of Elk
celsior spent Sunday with Mrs. Sar-
ali 'Parkin and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Garne.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Drives and
daughter of Madison were Sunday
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-23
quests at her father, T. S. Wells.

guests at her father, T. S. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hrownrigg
and Miss Clara Brownrigg, were call
ed from Madison last Friday to see
their father, N. j. Brownrigg, who
is i'll.
Mrs. Horkan of Okee was a guest
of her daughter, Mrs. w. J. Brown
rigg Sunday.
Miss Cora Reddaman is attending
summer school at Reedsburg.
Miss Klice Carroll of Baraboo is a
guest of her brother, William Car
roll and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Osborne of Evans
vile spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Noyes of North
Freedom were guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Meyers, Monday.
Chas. Tyler motored here from Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa, and his wife, who
has been a guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. G. Swanson, returned
with him Sunday.
Miss Hazel Warne spent Saturday
and Sunday in Madison.
Mr.. Schram and daughter and son
of Madison were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bean and Mrs. Bean
returned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herr Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Herr and Walter Herr
attended the Herr picnic at Lodi Sat-
urday. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Borchers and
Miss Eleanor Gross motored to La
Vale Sunday.
Mrs. Mae Cramer spent in Madison
with her son, Earl Cramer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Ora Dawson Of Chi
cago and rms. c. Loos and Mrs. A.
Marshall accompanied Miss Phoebe
Loos home from Okee Saturday.
Miss Fern Halbman of Baraboo is
a guest of her brother, L. Halbman
and family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Gross and
daughter Alzena motored here from
their home in Warrens, Wis, accom-
panied by Prof. I. Gross, who spent
the day here.
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up from Madison Wednesday morn
ing and took breakfast at the Frank
Cleveland home. Mr. Davies came to
attend the short horn picnic at the
Pierce home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Endthoff have
purchased the Foster place and will
take possession in the near future.
Boyd and David Foster have
bought the west lot of the Ed. Wat
kins place and are busy building
their home ON it.
Mr. and Mrs. Lenore Berkeley and
two children, Robert and Lorene,
and Mrs Lizzie Kimball arrived here
from Cheyenne, Wyo., last week. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. L. Berkeley and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton Berkeley and
their children motored to- Lime
Ridge to visit their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Berkeley Jr.,'
have gone to Chicago to spend few
days at the home of Mrs. Berkley's
parents.
j A number of young people helped
Lois McGilvra celebrate her birthday
on Friday night.
Mrs. Ezra Barron and daughter,
Mable, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Podell in Madison last week. Mrs.
Podell was formerly Hazel Barron.
A shower was given recently for
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVerne OFT, at the
home of Mrs. Otis parents.
Weddings and showers seem to be
quite the order of things here late
ly. On Saturday evening large par.
ty gathered at the Frank Prime home
in honor of Miss Hazel Friesing who
is to be married this week to their
son, Roy Prime. Many beautiful and
costly gifts were left as a token OF
the high esteem in which Roy and
Hazel are held by their young assoc
ciates here.
Mrs. Leith Fellows is visiting rela
tives here. The family now reside in
Richland Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rooms drove
their new car out to visit their daugh
ter and family, Mrs. Clarence Wing
on Sunday.
Willie Lynch is sporting new car
We are glad to see Will Berkley
riding on cur streets on Sunday. He
has been in the BaraboO hospital q
long time.
! Those who came from away to at
tend the funeral Of their mother, Mrs
Jane Shell, last week were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Shell and children of Madi
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Shell of Mi
chigan and Mrs. Agnes Senty and two
daughters of Brentwood, Wis. They
all remained the rest of the week to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Ga tes visited
in Portage from Saturday until Mon
| day.
The new minister, Mr.. Brown, is
here for the summer. He is making
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BARABOO RESIDENT
BURIED IN SUMPTER

Saturday afternoon the remains OF
the late Miss Edith Abbott were
brought from the home in Baraboo
and inferred in Sumpter near her
father, mother, and sister. The fun
eral services were held at the late
home. A large number of relatives
and friends followed her to her last
resting place and many more were
gathered at the cemetery in the
pocket. The brother and sister who
survive have the sympathy of all.
Mrs. Harry Waffenschmidt is very
III at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Edwin Young.
M A. Wilson Sidney, Montana, who
was called here on business has re-
turned home.
A large number of the friends Of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hyer, gathered
ing" and to celebrate their wedding
anniversary.
A number of the little friends Of Al
fred Zantow gave him surprise par
ty to celebrate his 10th birthday an
niversary recently. Games were
played, refreshments served, and
enjoyed by all. The host received
a number of presents.
Will Hill of Sarona, Wis, is visiting
elatives here and in Baraboo.
o. J. McGilvra is in BelOit receiv-
ing treatments.
The Misses Anne and Mildred Bill
en- of Chicago are here to sepnd their
vacation with their uncle, Mic Rix.
Geo. Barto, who was working for
the Refractory Co. at the south end
the lake was overheated Friday,
and was unable to go to work Satur-
day.
A number from here attended the
unday school picnic at the lake last
week
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.SAUK CITY

Harold Bowman of Madison was an
over Sunday visitor with his mother
here.
Robert Ferber of West Allis spent
the weekend with his parents here.
VIM. Shorer rides in a new Buick
car purchaed of the Up-toDate Auto
company.
The VIM. Rischmueller family spent
Sunday at the home OF his brother,
Peter at Merrimack.
Miss Lilah Meyer Of Racine is home
for the summer vacation.
Rollie Bellows left Saturday morn
ing for Green Bay where he will be
employed.
DR.. Arno Meyer and family of Chi
cago spent the weekend with rela-
tives here.
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FORMER TEACHER, LYONS
VISITS OLD FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hindes visited
the Cleveland families in Eyons re-
Gently. M. Hindes was principal of
Lyons school in 1909 on 1910 and liv-
ed at the Frank Cleveland home.
For the last four years he has been
principal of schools at Genoa
junction and is now enroute by auto
to his new location as Supt. of schools
at Mosinee, Wis. Mr.. Hindes recalls
many pleasant days here and wishes
to- be remembered to all his former
pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs A E. Watkins attend
ed the "Short-horn Picnic" at the
Walter Pierce home last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Davies drove