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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
RESTAURANT RESIDENCE
SOLD, PRAIRIE DU SAC

Henry Mallon has purchased the
restaurant and residence property
formerly owned by Thane Dodge and
will take possession at once.
Miss Lorene Ochsner, OF Carroll Col
Iege, Waukesha, was a weekend Wis
itor here. #@s
J. ]. Ragatz, of Madison, spent part
of last week here. taee ~ "a s5
George Gieck died at his home here
Friday, after a long and painful i'll
ness. a3' @s'7t-o1ls
Mrs. Lloyd Tarnutzerv went to Ro'
chester, Mimi Friday to visit her
husband who is taking medical treat
ment at the Mayo hospital, as.s
j. E. Meisser has sold his monument
business to the Inter City Granite
and Marble Works. The Prairie du
Sac Auto Co., purchased the building
and real estate. <.s
Miss Refa Mcpherson of Madison
was a guest of her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Oakley, the past week.
G. V. Accola attended the conven-
ton of hardware dealers held in Mil
waukee last week. t'f
An imitation barn dance was held
j in the Bonham theatre Wednesday
evening and the crowd was large and
happy. tg9.
Our High school boys basket ball
team was defeated by the Lone Rock
boys at our gymnasium Friday even
ing. fe
The last span of the new free bridge
has been put in place and the cement
for the floor has arrived but will not
he laid until there is no danger of
freezing.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVerne Eveleth,
formerly of Lyndon Station were
guests of the latter's, father, G. c..
Powers, and other relatives last week.
From here they went to- their new
home in Tomah. >,-1s .s.
Miss Ada Davis, who attends Nor
NAL school at Whitewater, was ! at
home for the between-semester yaca-
ton. a.eess~,.. y...
Mrs. Mary Steuber is visiting Madi-
son relatives. .a4
Mrs. F. vonDrasek and three chill
dren have returned rom Chicago
where they were called by the illness
of the formers mother
G. E. Fey, of Milwaukee is here. on
business.
Miss Katherine Felix of the u w.
was at home between semesters.
Miss Gladys Meyer who attends
Downer College in Milwaukee, was at
home over Sunday
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
.741 E. 4th st.
Albany, Ore.
Changes in Sunpter

We are sorry to loose so many
former citizens from the town as ave
gore within the last yeer.sIt would be
difficult tofind better man than the
late J. w. Waterbury if we searched
the state over. Others we also miss in
the following list: G. 2. Stone, Ed
Payne, C. F.@sRich, e. %. Watkins,
Charles Miller and F IF Magli, most
Of whom have. moved TO Baraboo, but
we welcome others tfat iii up the
ranks, espically Ex-Gov Z. L. PhfItpp
and edwin X lei and tttn families
who are not ashamed % give the act,
ual price paid for their farms, It is
good example for others TO form worth
while Sc. many transfers. are made FIR
the consideration of 81 in hand paid,
which is just a scheme to deceive the
public The fact is in many cases
parties sign their names, before. wit
nesses to documents when not penny
is in hand paid. and ST is not the price
agreed upon.
Ed. Keitel is moving onto his farm
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For Patriotism

In a certain sense February is
patriotic month. In it cone the birth
days If Washinwt" and Lincoln
the 22d & 18th respectfully. In behalf
of the Grand Army of the Republic,
what is now left of the great army
boys and young men who in Civil
War days fought for our flag and saw
ed our country from disunion, wish
to ask every patriotic minister of what
ever denomination to preach some
time this month a sermon based upon
the life, service and character of one
or both of these greatest two Ameri-
cans. 1t seems to me that no discourse
at this time could be of greater value.
Also, may say to every teacher that
we Grand Army men hope he or she
VIII lead the boys and girls i'm the pre-
sentation of programs in school in con-
nection with these birthdays that
will inspire them with high ideals OF
Americanism, while they at the same
time honor the memory the two men
who are so dear to every true Amer1-
can. Every truly patriotic teacher
should feel it a privilege as well as
a duty thus to impress for good the
minds and hearts of our little citizens.
HOSEA w. ROOD.
Grand Army Patriotic Instructor for
Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
FANNY nE IvnNS GIVEN
FAREWELL. TO BARAROO SOON

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerton Berkeley have
disposed of their property in Lyons
and will move to Baraboo as soon as
They're find a house. Saturday night
the members of the Bunco club and
their husbands gave them a surprise
farewell party The husbands were
initiated into the game and prizes
were played for first prize going. to
Ellen Berkeley and the "boaby" to H.
l.. Berkeley
Saturday about dozen little friends
of Miss Grace Pierce met to help her
celebrate her ninth birthday Games
were played and refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Curry and son
Edward spent Sunday at the parental
home. Mrs. Ed. Curry, who has been
in very poor health for some time, is
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Berkley enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the following:
Mr. and Mrs Frank Berkley. and Der
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
PSYCHOLOGISTS
AT UNIVERSITY
TRY new TESTS

j 4 r. : g
Wisconsin psychologists are work
ing. up on a series Of scientific men
tai tests with which they hope to
replace the regular entrance exam
nations at the university.
Tests of the ability for machine
shop work evidenced by freshmen
in the college of engineering are al
ready being undertaken by the de-
partment of psychology.
Another set of tests designed to
guage journalistic ability are to be
given to freshmen in the course in
journalism in conjunction with schools
of journalism in other universities.
These tests will be given for several
successive years to determine wheth-
er it is possible to discover latent
newspaper talent through psychology
tests.
The system of giving psychology
cal tests, instead of regular entrance
examination to students who wish
to enter university, has been tried
in several universities. The idea is
that a studnt who has a good mind,
but has insufficient or inferior high
school training, may be advised as
. the lines of study for which he
is best fitted.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
CHILD BUMPS
into AN AUTO

Mildred Ella Ziegler, s, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, George w. Ziegler,
Eighth street suffered what might
have been very serious mishap.
While coasting down bank near her
home Tuesday afternoon she accident
ally collided with~an automobile which
was fast on it's way to town. Luckily
no bones were broken. However, the
child received rather serious bruises
about the neck and face also severe
cut in the face which required some
stitches to be taken. Her sled was
entirely demolished.
Today the little girl is much inn
proved.
The car was driven by Albert Blanck
to whom no blame is attached for the
accident.
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IRONTON
The creamery put UP ice the p;

The creamery put UP ice the past
week
Mrs. Jackson and daughter of
Reedsburg visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Farr, few days last
week. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hudson and son,
Mrs. w. D. Hudson and Merton Bur
CESS spent Tuesday in Reedsburg.
The Kings Herald met Wednesday
evening in the M E. church parlors
and had a few stereoptican views.
Jim Mortimer stayed with his cou-
sin E. E. Mortimer while having
his lumber inspected.
Messrs. Jarvis and Kidd of Eau
Claire spent last week here inspec-
ting lumber
Mr. and MRS. L. Hhwkins were
Reedsburg callers one day last week.
DR.. w. w. Moore of Baraboo was
a Monday guest of Rev. Peckham.
Kennth Warren has employment
at Winona
Rano j. LAuglias of Madison was
tuning pianos Friday and Saturday.
Miss Griffin of Bethel school assist
ed Prin. Mayes in holding exams FRI
day and Saturday.
James and Wenona Hainstock en-
tertained the Plus Ultra Sunday
Nchool class Saturday evening at
their home.
Mrs. Smart of Kendall visited her
brother r. Mason last week
Hattie Williams is on the sick list.
Misses Kellar and Miller of Cazen-
ovia were Saturday guests of Miss
Peckham.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Palmer ate dinner
Sunday at the James Pugh home near
La Vale
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Deitz-
man, Feb. 5, son. Mrs. Marshall of
Hub City is caring for Mrs. Dietz-
man and baby
Miss Peckham spoke at the Reeds
day. 1~R
Mrs Clark Ray spent Saturday at
the Elmer DietZman home.
James Pugh of La Vale called at
o. Pa1mer's Thursday.
w D. Hudson and family autoed
to. Reedsburg Sunday TO take Ma,
and Mrs. Vickers home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kleeber of Reedsburg
were Sunday guests of the latter's
brother, B. Coleman.
Mrs Coleman and daughter Iva of
Mansion are guests at the B. Cole
man home. Iva accompanied her sis
ter, Mrs. Kleeber to Reedsburg Sun
day
Several attended the party at the
Manville home Saturday, evening.
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Mrs. Percy Pass.

Mrs. Percy Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Dapew 6nent
Sunday at Henry Toeeers.
Miss Edna White spent Sunday at
the Simpson home.
Mrs. Fred Metcalf. Mrs. Harry o.
Common and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd o.
Conner and son Harold spent Sunday
afternoon at Ned O'Connor's.
Will Hahn and mother went to Chi
cago TO attend the funeral OF his
brother-in-law .
Mrs. AL Toeder spent Thursday af-
ternoon at the Lee Shultis home.
LOLA Reinfeldt spent Sunday with
ada Knute at Able1nan
The pupils of the and Z grades
attended examinations at the train
ing school Friday and Saturday.
Robert Charnley and crew are saw
ing logs for Geve Montgomery, who
intends to build new barn some
time this summer.
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fnard and Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Berkley
and little daughters. The dinner was
in honor of the birthday of Mrs Frank
Berkeley, their mother, and one beauti-
full feature was large angel food cake
adorned with fifty candles
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Showers have re-
turned from Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Geo Howard and son Philip,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee Cleve-
land and family in Beaver Dam.
Mrs. Pearse Sansum underwent an
operation on her nose recently.
The Bunco club met with Ella Berk-
ley on Wednesday.
Ray Montayne, and other members
of his family were on the sick list last
week
Our Sunday school is in fine shape
with an attendance around 78.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
LADY SUFFERS WITH ABScEss
ON FACE, MORTIMER VALLEY

. Mrs Glen Mortimer, who has been
suffering with an abscess on her face,
went to Hillsboro Thursday to see a
doctor
Mrs. Shore and daughter Dorothy
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Glen Mortimer.
Don and Bliss Blakeslee of Ironton
are visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Melt Atkinson $3.50
Alice McKinsey of Wonewoc gspent
Friday and Saturday with herr aunt,
Mrs Albert Jackson.
Mrs. Oscar Shore spent Friday
with Mrs. Nate Mortimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchens and
daughter Carmen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dolph Mortimer and children were
Sunday guests at the home of Melt
Atkinson. ee>
Renald Shore went to Cazenovia
Friday.
Mrs. Rhoda Mortimer spent Monday
at the home of her son Dolph.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10

We are having the first heavy snow
of the season.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Shuts was christened SUNDAY
also the infant daughter of Mr.: and
Mrs Ernest Meyer.
Four funerals were held in Fhik
vicinity last week two on Saturday
and two on Sunday which cast a gloom
everywhere
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Knoll and chill
dren returned to their home. at West
vile. Ind also Mrs Louis Stroader to
her home at BENTON last week having
heen called here by the death of
their mother, Mrs. Kollmyre.
Dave GoOdell shipped q truck load
Of spring pigs which tipped the scales
at twenty seven hundred pounds.
George Gnodell spent few DAYS at
the Henry Hart home at Sandusky last
week.
The sale at the farmers store here
last week was something long to he
remembered by the clerks who waited
on the crowds as they came by the
hundreds from all parts. Thousands
ri dollars worth of goods being sold
Surely it was something to be won
dered at
Edyth Morgan and Richard Harris
visited friends at Pleasant Ridge last
week. On their return thew stopned
at Lloyd to see the ruins of the bic
new store which was burnt a short
time ago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
NAPOLEON'S GUARDSMEN
IN WISCONSIN CEMETERIES

. Mr.. Albert o. Barton, assistant edi-
tor Of the Wisconsin Farmer, has
found by local inquiry in Sank Coun-
ty and elsewhere that several old set
tiers whose remains rest in Wisconsin
cemeteries were soldiers in Napol-
cons army and one at least was
guardsman at the battle of Waterloo.
This raises the interesting inquiry
what and how many of the European
wars are represented by Wisconsin
people. We have organizations of
survivors and descendants of all the
American wars-the Grand Army of
the Republic, the veterans Of the
World War, and American Legion;
the Daughters and Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution, of the War of 1872,
etc. Since there are no similar or
CARNATIONS representing the Eurcp-
can wars of the earlier period, and
only members of the soldiers family,
or of his friends families, remain to
give the facts about his service, would
it not be we'll to have these facts
ganered and printed in the newspa-
pers where they would be preserved?
1t might not be uninteresting or I'M
instructive for high school pupils in
history to make special inquiries
about the soldiers of the European
wars who Sved in their neighbor-
hoods Such inquiries would help to
complete our survey of the elements
of Wisconsin's population.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
PUT HIS FRIEND
BACK ON HIS FEET
Then He Began Taking TanIac
Himself And Is Now Enjoying
Fine Health

Before got hold of Tanlac / was
in such q bad fix couldn't eat thing
without suffering afterwards, but that
medicine has fixed me up so that now
I can eat anything and never
have particle of Indigestion" said
John G. Weilky, of 1014 West oath St.,
Milwaukee, Wis. &,
'sWhatever I ate used to lie in my
stomach like a lump of lead, and of
ten gas formed so bad at night / had
to. get up ard walk the floor in order
to get my breath. The very sight of
food nauseated me and often | could
not retain what little I did force my
self to eat.
81 also had dull pains across the
small Of my back, and if tried to
lift anything it felt like my back
would break in tw I was lutte bet
ter than a physical and nervous wreck
and mad to quit my i and take on
lighter work.
"Oue If the men wh3 worked with
me Ms in mighty bad shape, and
! trn Jaw how To. lac fixed him up
so that he as like new man, de-
cided - give it try-out. In a short
ti;no / lad appetite i.1 wn'f and
c iii 49, ANYTHING with, - ever being
troubled with nausea or gas.
81 no longer have any trouble with
my back, my nerves are steady and
strong and l sleep like log. have
gained IN weight and am so much
stronger that no kind of work is too
hard for me"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
EAST REEOSRT Tpcl

On Sunday Jan. 30 the Henry Tie
je family was entertained at the A.
E White home
H. A. Turgasen and A. w Cady
made a business trip. to Loganyille on
Thursday. A'+'~' -,
Mrs Anna Scoon has been nursing
at the Skinner-Cairf home in Reeds
burg, both Mrs Skinner and Mrs Carr
being i'll.
Little Gertrude Cady was sick more
than week with tonsilitis
Mrs. William Giles. was visit in
North Freedom with relatives one day
recently.
Miss Hazel Winnie, who had EMPLOY
rlent n Reedsburg is. at home now
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal
Winnie.
Stella Wilsing is employed at the
STurgasen home here
f. D. Cady visited the A. W Cady
home part of Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Schilling of Reedsburg
SDent a day last week at the home
of her brother, Fred Mas.
Mrs Frank D. Cady is spending g
few days with friends. in. Madison.
The next meeting of the. club will
he held at the Cady home, Feb. II
Leo Caulter has employment at tht
Turgasen farm. lafsETg 81 S.
Mrs. VIII Powerss1of Mauston was
. resent visitor at the Frank Haugl
home. *. l atW f8 fsf
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
BIG DAYS IN J.
Ian - u a. 1AN 20
SHORT MONTH

Screw propeller for steamships pat
ented by John Ericsson, Feb. 1, 1888.
Florida purchased from Spain, Feb.
2, 1919.
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Cal
ifornia, ceded by Mexico to the United
States, Feb. 2, 1848.
Hor:tce Greeley, journalist, born,
FEB. 3, 1911.
Diplomatic relations with Germany
broken, Feb. 3, 1917.
Southern states congress met at
Montgomery, Ala, to organize, Con-
'aderate states of America, Feb. 4,
1851.
Interstate Commerce Commission
esta blished, Feb. d, 1887.
Aaron Burr, politician and states
man, born Feb. s, 1855.
Long distance telephone between
New York and Chicago opened, Feb.
Z, 1892.
General William T. Sherman, born,
Feb. s, 1920.
William Henry Garrison, president,
born, Feb. 9, 1773.
Weather bureau established Feb.
9, 1870.
Abraham Lincoln born, Feb. II, 1909.
Alexa nder Bell and Elisha Gray file
application for telephone patents, Feb.
IA, 1876, Bell beating Gray by few
hours and winning the patent.
Battleship Maine was sunk in Ha-
vana harbor, Feb. Is, 1898.
Thomas A. Edison patented phono
graph, Feb. 10, 1878.
George Washington born, Feb. q
1882.
Express business started, Feb. %
1899.
First patent for revolver granted
Samuel Colt, Feb. %, 1885.
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DECIDE TO KEEP ).
LIQUOR STORED i

Withdrawal of liquor from ware
and in Porto RICO and Hawaii is pro-
hibited under orders issued by the
federal prohibition headquarters. The
order is an extens' on of the ban re-
Gently put on Withdrawals in seven
cities. -
On the order exception is made of
industrial alcohol, a reasonable
amount of sacramento wine and five
cases of whisky for retail dealers.
The order placing nationwide ban
on Withdrawals of liquor is effective
Immediately. "
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
SOIITH FAIRFIELD

The Helpers Union will give a chick
en- pie dinner at the home of Mrs. Mary
Lusby Feb. 18th A sale of aprons and
useful articles will be held in eonnec-
tion.
Albert Barstow fell Friday and sprain
ed his hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stabnaw of North
Freedom spent few hours at the
Albert Ziegler home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mattke and
Misses June and Helen Frazier were
entertained at birthday dinner Sun
day at the Frank Beardsley home, it
being Mr.. Beardsley's birthday.
Jacob Werlich has an attack of ap-
pendicitis. Miss Olga Siebecker a
nurse of Baraboo was in attendance a
few days.
Mrs Orc Holsaple and daughter Wis
tied Mrs H. r. Edwards and other
relatives Of Baraboo the past week
The City View school is closed on
account Of the chicken pox.
There will be a masked costume
party and basket social at the home Of
John Alexander February 10 at P. NJ
Gor the benefit of school Dist No g.
Ladies please bring baskets.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
SAE'.1 CITY

John Talbot is helping Gust GEM at
Cassell.
Henry Sorg and family spent Sun,
day with relatives at Harrisburg.
Miss Magdeline Holm is visiting
relatives and friends at Milwaukee and
Mrs. A. Lopez and family of Rox-
bury were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Anna Lueth.
Miss Hattie Sherwood of Harris
burg is at home for short stay.
John Sprecher of Madison called on
his mother Mrs. Katherine Sprecher
the fore part of the week.
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EXCELSIOR

Mr.. and Mrs VIM Reinfel1t spent
Wednesday at Aug Lueekes.
Mrs. Cyril Johnson has been or the
sick list the nas( week.
The sewing circle met with Mrs.
Frank Halbersteben Friday afternoon
Margaret Vogef spent d few days
with Ms. Paul Montgomery. -ts'
Roy Coates VA a9eaner at cyri!
Jdhnson's Tuesday,. So SO sssS s-
Mrs. Grant Dryer spent a few days
with her son Clifton and daughter,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
WIFE KNEW ABOUT WHAT
TIME TO EXPECT HUBBY

Messenger Boy with telegram for
Mr.. Jenkins, rings the bell at half-past
one in the morning.: docs Mr.. Jenk-
ems live here?"
. Feminine Voice from Upstairs wear
lily: eyes; bring him in"
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UNIVERSITY EXPO
Is SET FOR APRIL

The university exposition at Mad
ison which will show in detail the
work, and activities of every depart
ment and college Of the university (
will be held ia the university armorys
and annex in April. as the result of
plans just launched on the campus.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10

lately purchased of Chas. .. Watkins.
Others we recall that have left this
town are Peter Gr1ber Andrew Cru
Der, VIM. Peetz, and Bert Myers, who
went to California for milder climate
where they have to close schools on ac-
count of the cold.
MRS. p. ID. KING.
Prairie du Sac, Wis.
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Enjoy Weekly Visit

Please renew the Weekly News for
another year. We do not want to miss
copy as we enjoy it's weekly visit
very much.
MRS. CHAS. BUNKER
735 Oak St.
Beloit, Wis.
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,eport a very pleasant evening.

report very pleasant evening.
John Riggert has purchased new
Ford coupe of Kinney Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Rist were call
ers in our 'llage last week.
Fred Granvogl of Baraboo was in
our village Sunday on business.
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PUT UNKNOWN DEAD
In WASHINGTON TOME

A tomb built under the rotunda of
the capitol at Washington, D. c., FIR
the body Of George Washington may be
used to honor Americas unidentified
dead of the world war.
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Need the Jews

Please continue my, paper. cannot
get along without it.
ty7S MRS. LOUIS. ZANTOW
North Freedom, Wis.
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Prefers the News

I may atake the News in the spring
as my: subscriptions on other county
papers expire then. would much "a
Their have the News.
MRS. j. r. FITZGERALD (
Ironton, Wis.
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Ouapodriida

Short Communications Are Desired.
Please Limit to 800 Words or f
Less
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
News in New Home

We did not renew our News before
because at the time our subscription
expired, we were intending to move
But we are now settled in our new
home, so please send it to US. We
think it impossible to be without the
paper.
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BETHEL

Thomas Manville's family enter
tanned the young folks of this place
Saturday evening .Gar n&f2
M. and Mrs. Franks were shoppers
in Cazenovia Saturday.
Mrs. John Renak visited friends in
Wnnewoc Friday.
Mr.. end Mrs. Homer Wilson of
North Dakota were visiting the lat
ter's brother, Frank Faivre of this
place last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mold Of Wonewoc
visited at the home of John Benak
Sunday.