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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-19

where they viii take special work IN
summer school They viii return IA
The tail to resume ths Work Ia the
public schools.
Mrs Il T.. Poland lert yestertay for
Fort Worth where size viii visit with
relatives before going 90 Corpus chris
a 90 spend the remainder OF The sum
mer
Air /; 4, Poland ana son. Dan, left
several days ago tor Corpus Christi
Miss i4uoy Cooh has gone 90 Hills
boro Texas where she viii be the
guest of Miss Pearl Ivy Ellington
From there Mss Cook will So 10 San
Antonio then on % Corpus Christi 20
spend the summer months
! + +
Miss Bessie PARKS has gone 60 Wioh-
ia Falls, Texas for visit With her
sister
Mr ana Mrs Roy Duston and 1T
tie daughter, Dolores, lett Yesterday
tor motor trip 90 Oklahoma city
ana sulphur They will be away about
week
Air John Williams. SON OF Mr. and
Mrs Fred Williams, 7O9 North Wash
ngton street lett yesterday for Camp
hawasaWa ia l.ebancn, Team tie
viii he away two months.
Mrs Morris Wheeler, daughter or
Airs Williams will arrive te<,ay tr0an
Arkansas city 90 visit with tier par
enIs
Alr /, Newman and sister Miss
Marioy of jacksonville, Florida. are
ihe guests 81 Mrs Jack Hctsan
Mrs hOtan who has ceen very III
Will 80 g Temple reXas where she
viii enIer the sannartun tor treat
ment
Mss MinHie Rollins " Nadll IS the
iuest vi Airs. A Williams l3S y
street northwest
peWey CieInens aszQciateNt with W
" Clemens vi ghs New state Hart
wate ani Harness Company mas gone
70 DIXON Springs, il- where ne
viii visit with t,0Gee folks fog = tew
days On MS return trip ne Will be
accompanied ~ MS wife ANA son who
prSC eded him. TIE family eNpNects ~
oe hack h9me ~ the fourth II Jpliy
; : +
Mr J j. Cloudy of Gushing wa the
week end guest ia the home vi Nr
ami Mrs Winam FTaley. eQ3 Fourth
avenue northeast
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-19
GRIEF or STAFF MARCH
WILL RETIRE N AUTUMN

Washington. June tS-Major Cen,
eral feyton G. March. CHIEF Vi staff
II the arpy, will retire from active
service On Nosemter /, he witl be
sueeeeded ~ Neaeral eershing on
J1S / and VIII 20 On leaye al that
time uarll his retirement takes e.
fect. s'e e;Sstars " se&s announced to
DAY,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-19
SOCIETY WEDDING YIELDS
TWO LEADING FAMILIES

Chicago, June ls--Miss Lolita Os-
den Armour, only calld of Mr., and
Mrs, j, Ogden Armour to-day b~came
ths wis u John J., Mitchell. Jr.
second son " Mi and Mrs. John }.
Mitchell og Chicago, the eer~nony
which unigea two " Chicagos prorni-
nenE families taking place az four
o'eioek As Mello>S Farm. the Lake
fVress home Of the Armours.
The wedding, It Is said, wiu ee ex.
ceedInsiy sinpie, The honeymoon VIII
t~ slsent =. ,place not made public
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-19
Social IHlappemimgs of the Week
hy RUTH NOLAN
Telephone BAG

/. II Griffin ana Mrs, W A. VOL
Feftun entertained win bridge ANA
also "a kitchen shower al The none VI
Mrs. Griffin al q street southwest
on Friday afternoon.
The rooms were decorated Ia q
wealth at SUMMER Flowers and fern.
Daisies ANA sweet peas were used
WafuseiY.
la the games OF bridge Mrs. W T..
Poland Was winner uf nigh score,
with honoree prize going % Miss
hanuui
AZ tbs conclusion at tho games lit
Tie ttta Jane WuiVertou dnd Virginia
hHhle, dainuiy dressed Ia becoming
trpubs carried IA the gitts 80 the
bride elect
An ies course was served to the
following guests Mesdames Kyle
Gardenhire, Wilmington, Il. ". Ran
dol, Arch kando hinhie, Anderson
Muiieu Bass, Phillips, Pierce Billie
Baker hrueser Frame, shores, ceeli
Williams. Humphreys Nelson, Dan
MahaHeyl Schneider Gates, tenning
ton tolAnd Spurook nasley, ana the
Misses Ellen Dickson, Elizabeth Ray
and ida p0rrah guests OF Mrs j A.
Bass Joy Moore. Jinks ikard, i.ayine
Woods, Helen Dolman, Claire Dyer,
Leona fsam Mutfet Gates, Anne An
ders9n ana Ruth bandoi
i = !
society Personals
Mr amt Mrs john r. Dickson OF
Oklahoma City are guests TO-DAY of
Nir and Mrs 3 \ Apple, First ave
Hue southwest
Miss Minerva Thompson and brother
ionp Thompson haye returned from
LeNragtoD Mo. where Miss Thompson
attended college aud her brother at
tended Wentworth Military AosdeJay,
: , :
fue condition ot Mrs Clinton o
Bum wno uuierWeat an operation
yesterday IS sugutS Improved
Mrs @. D. Thomas VINO has been
tne guest ot Mrs George euard $50 A
street northwest tor she past two
weeks mas tetNlncN % her hsque Ia
siiQam Springs Arkansas.
4! : &.
Mrs 3 T. wallace left YESTERDAY
ior Fort worth where she wit VISIT
VITA her daughter Mrs Mliam Z
houston and family.
/. !. +!
Mrs Ada Il 1fetsort ot Wiohita
FSus Texas IS tins guest Of Mi ana
Mrs j. G. shows ~ 125 stanley pouie-
ward
Nr ami Mrs shows have retuue>i
fVou Weekend y,sit with Mrs,
Shows parents ia WichHa Fails, Tex
I. !. !.
Misses jennie Snoith and aelen Du-
rae have gone 20 Greeley, Colorado,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-19

t'ccupging the most prominent place
~ Animuge society this reth Is me
marriage ot Miss hunY Hando 10 Ar
Everett kUeger which viii take place
Wednesday, evening at 8 8 ciuub al tho
nome ot the brides parents, Alr and
Airs Il W haUiol, 400 q street
southwest.
Complimentary 10 thl wedding party
Ar aud Mrs Randoi viii entertain
win q battet supper Tuesday evening
AZ their home iOa q street south
west
The II PM alumni uiuu viii meet
TUESDAY afternoon al 1870 az. The
hcme OF AIRS ine1 McAuliaH Lambert
su4 q street northwest
! + !
Announcement Party
CGmpiAuentns Miss Annie Louise
s1Iaer ot Illinois ANA also auHouac-
lus tne engagement and approaching
marriage ol Miss Henrietta Sherwood
g. Lamar Young Mrs Harry Harts
entertained Witp / O'Clock luncheon
al her hume. s24 Stanley boulevard. GA
Friday
The large tauia al which ths suests
we're seated contained corsage bouquets
IA which we're eieyariy hidden the an
nouDcemeGt la the center ot tus table
was = iarse cake which heii the age
oid Symbols These were sat tor.
Those entertained Were Mesiames
Sayrs Kirkpatrick, Pyle. Freeiand.
founs, apuioch ana tbe Misses Mar
sareI SUitn Frances GoruaH, Le9na
Esam floreuce Gait Joy Moore.
Aiss Sherwood weid,us wui TO an
psyept 81 JuiY >.
= ! :
uiris Bridge Iiup
Miss Beatrice traiey vas hostess
Saturday marEiDg t. the Glris
sudse ciup at hgr aane, 5p3 Fourth
syeUue, northeast
prcfusluB Ct garden flowers was
used throughout tbs house And ia
tne luncheon " Wtdch WAs seryed 81 ths
conclusion of tse sames
Special guests we're MesiaueS Garter
HardwtQk Frank Stevens. Roy SHORES
NeryiRe sergn Mars kirkpatrick abd
the Misses Marie RYAN oi Manhattan
ha1sA. wno is the guest ot Mrs
FRANK Stevens Marie Eueeoheb, Etoise
SaGdt,R Mary Dale Joues of Oklahoma
CITY ana Ruby Raudoi
Mrs. tr,tpS Stevens Won high score
Tor the guests and Niss Mildred seed
won hga score among the ciub mem
eers Msses Ean11i ana RYAN we're
presented toyors.
heEe From Washlugt toR
Miss Julia Garter IS the guest Qf Mt
ana Mrs. Oscar Van Noy l2s z street
southwest
Miss Garter wiu remain here until
tbs 2sth then vii SO with the Garden
hre party 20 California, returning
mere Ia October.
+. /.
wcolbneR Cuole
rhe members " ne MQo<meb circle
were entertained Thursday afte1nop
with Mcs<2mes y " Holland, C,lllie
smith and Charles Grant as ho.55esses
~ the home of Mrs, tbVlaDd@ 1927
West Main street
Games and contests we're features
ot the afternoon ami Mrs Pitmap OF
Aarsdep won Che prz.s iD the contests.
At The conclusion % the Afternoon
Sn lee course vas served 70 more than
fifty guests
hOnorins Mrs t.dsOn lod Miss aaB
fiVh9Fl8s nor sisters, Mrs. O. 2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-19
Snowy
White Dresses

Crisp, cool sumnery ergandie, pure
white with deep hems, tucks, ruffles
md paniers, others with rosestes and
piping with satin Or ergandie. sashes
with touches of aces adding beauty
to comfort, specially
PRICED -Sll75 to $3.50
Smart crepe de chine and georgette
frocks, simply and coquettish styled
for dinner, evening and Informal af-
airs specially reduced
prices S1g.Tj to $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-19

VRioRtoWU pa june lS-- Twelve
cars have ceeh entered ia the rs r.ll-
universal trophy cap rece ~ the sgee.-
way here today,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-19
New
White Skirts
You Must Have One

You Must Have One
Spers Skirts Of white flannel, new
tailored models with novel pceiees
sashes or belts and plain or pleaEsd
in junior and ladies'
Sizes ---------------Sgf5 to sls,il
Skirts Of novelty white Mallimea's
pure silk, and F'antas silk skirts,
smart tailored, plain aad pea5ed
models, priced, special .sa.as
Biouses OF dimity, silk, batiste, ana
crepe dc chine in tailored and snort
models, with variety 0f rich
lines ---------------S.lg TO 5la.fa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-19
s4onOrn. Niss amaol

FI1IiOIIIi7, VIA EIuDUl
Nomy.mgH M'ai -.5y klulp
Whose ~eNu.1s ~ ba H.,am.D-D s
The social even. u. t1e week Nrs
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-24

AS Frank Glass and Peter Neilsen we're driving home from Borden's factory Friday noon, the horse be- came frightened and ran, throwing the two men out and upsetting the wagon in front of Christ church. Both men escaped serious injury.
 Mrs. John Devine, who has been ill, is much improved. home by illness.
 Burton Peirce of Bridgeport spent the weekend with his family at Mrs. M. s. Spau1ding's.
 Fred Owens of Red Bank, N. J., spent the weekend with friends in town.
 There will be a special town meet ing held in the town hall next Mon day evening to dispose of the "town legacy"
 A number from this place attend ed the Canaan-Sheffield basketball game and dance at Sheffield Monday evening.
 The Neighborhood Club met with Mrs. H. H. Scutt Tuesday evening.
 Miss Fannie Jackson has been on the sick list for several days.
 MT. and Mrs. Gild of New York are spending a few days with Miss Anna Brown.
 Frank Whiting and Howard Hat maker are spending few days in Thomaston.
 Rev. A. K. Skinner has returned from Boston, where he attended the funeral of a friend. Mrs. Skinner, who has been visiting in Lakeville, has also returned.
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-24
PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION

If you. contemplate selling or hold ing an auction, consult Fahey & Randall, Sharon, Conn.,, they pay cash for your goods or hold sales on commission and pay you the cash when sold and assume all notes. Real estate, merchandise, personal prop erty of all kinds. Consult them if you wish assistance.
 Their many satisfied customers are their best recommendation.
 Constantly on hand and for sale. The best new milk COWS and spring CTS they can find. Let them know your wants.
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-24
F O R D S O N ANNOUNCEMENT

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Connecticut western news., 1921-02-24

Miss Ellen Linden spent the weekend in Waterbury.
 Miss Mary Collins of Hartford spent the weekend with friends in town.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
PLEASANT RIDGE LADY
RETURNS FRI HOSPITAL

Mrs. Art Steinhorst, who has been
in the Reedsburg. sanatarium for the
past. six weeks returned to the home
of her parents Nh and Mrs. Hy Gu
gel, Saturday, but isostill in a critical
condition.
Albert Mittlesteadt of Reedsburg
has purchased the VIM, Halbersleben
farm and will take, possession at once.
MIR HalbersIeben and his family will
move to Reedsburg this week.
Mrs. Frank Oriel is entertaining
her sister. MRS. Nettie Black, and
niece Mrs Ala Greenood, of Black
River Falls this. week.
Agnes Rose is sick with a severe
cold -.ae
Louis Lehman has. purchased the
Henry Buckley farm and took i'm
mediate possession.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Struck are
entertaining relatives from Chica-
go. 1900 a9a nsa
Mrs. w. r. Piper and daughter
Florence of Tomahawk we're visitors
lat the VIM. Halbersleben home last
Thursday. 8.B,8sAl
Theo. Herwig SIS Treating his farm
buildings to new coat of paint.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
CAR HAS MISHAP
AT DURWARDS GLEN

A car with young people to attend
Friday nights dance fell over an en-
bankment on the Schultz farm, crash
ed through the Page wire fence and
moved down a swath of corn in a
cornfield No one was hurt as luck
would have it.
Friday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. julius Schultz a dance took
place
Ed Graves and the Glen man went
fishing recently. No one knows the
amount of fish caught, as Miss Chris
tena Meilke was not home.
The Glen woman has been helping
in the home of Edwin Graves for
about two weeks during haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Graves and little
daughter went to Villas Park with rela-
tives to spend Sunday.
Roy Mueller kindly moved the
grass in the orchard for hay for the
Dudleys.
A large party of Portage notables
spent Friday evening in the Glen.
Mrs. A. Steele, was given plea
sure ride to Barabop and vicinity
by relatives Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
BOOZE HEARING
AT ABLEMAN
District Attorney H. ]. Bohn Call
ed to Alderman Yesterday
Men Examined

District Attorney H. j. Bohn ques-
toned several Ableman residents
Tuesday in connection with five gal
lon jug of moonshine which was found
in an alley between two stores in the
above village. Four young men, be-
lieyed to be paving block cutters,
were alleged to have been implicated
in taking the moonshine from resi-
dence in Ableman.
Arthur Finder, H. j. Zanske, VIM.
Gall, Irvine Schultz, and r. T. Scha-
field were among the Ableman resi-
dents who were called to take the
witness stand.
One Of the witnesses stated ne be.
lfeyed the jug was stolen. from the
residence of John Futsel, who resides
in the village. The young men i'm
splisated in the steoling could not be
identified except in general way by
the witnesses I'll Several stated they
would know the youths if seen again.
According to the testimony the
young men were employed at Able,
man and not known by the villagers
1t is believed the youths entered the
residence or business house of John
FutseI and obtained the booze One
of the witnesses gave the name OF
Genever as one implicated in the
moonshine theft.
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
Great Britain and Japan To Ex-
change Views to Outline Confer
ence Program
JAPAN MAY SUGGEST
OPEN DOOR FOR CHINA
Chinese Minister Has Exchange Of
Views With Japanese Minister
Regarding China's Interests

1t is announced as Professionally
arranged that Premier Lloyd George
will attend the Washington confer
ence on limitation of ornaments.
Will Exchange Views
Subsequent to a cabinet meeting
held on Tuesday in Toxic which dis
cussed report of Kijuro Shidehara,
the ambassador to the United States,
it was announced that the United
States, Great Britain and Japan prob
ably would exchange views in an eff
fort to outline the program before the
coming Washington conference.
A semi-official statement says Jap
an is prepared to give all prominence
in the conference to the question of
the open door and equal opportunity
in China so as to place China in a fair
way to the attainment of an indie
pendent national status. The state
Ment emphasizes the necessity of CO
operation by the powers in aiding
China in the recovery of her rights
and interests.
The Chinese minister has had an
exchange of views with ViscOunt
Uchida, the Japanese foreign minister
regarding the situation as it con
Germs China.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
CASES HEARD
IN BARABOO


Cases heard by the Industrial Com
mission, Madison, this morning in the
circuit court chamber, Raraboo M
clude: Gustav Schuetzler VS.. City of
Baraboo w. A. Hattie VS.. The Rauf
company; Bertha Preuss VS.. Town of
Wonewoc.
Gustav Schuetzler, Geneso, ILL.,, faith
er of Lawrence Schuetzler, who was
killed over year ago while employ
ed by the city in the capacity of an
electrician, is suing for dependency
compensation The commission post
poned the case owing to illness of
Mr.. Schuetzler The case involves the
proof of dependency.
William A. Hattie, proprietor OF
| the Peoples Restaurant, received an
injury some time ago that partially
disfigured his nose, while employed
by the Rauf company. The case was
lheard this morning. The amount is to
be fixed by, the commission
| Bertha Preuss, widow of Rudolph
Preuss, claims full compensation. The
husband was killed in. 1916 The
widow resides in Wonewoc. The case
twas heard this morning.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
FINDS SISTER
THOUGHT DEAD
Aged Lady, Wei and Hearty Is
New Visiting With, Her ReIa-
lives in Portage

Mrs Sarah e. King, Portage, was
happily surprised recently by finding
one of her aged sisters, Mrs Susan
Fuller, living near La Vale She is
now visiting Mrs King at the home
of her daughter Mrs G. H. York in
Portage.
Mrs. Fuller s past "a years of age
and has her second sight''-reads
without glasses and does sewing. with
out them. She is well and spry for
one of her age.
Mrs. King was not aware until some
time recently that Mrs. Fuller was
still living, having been indirectly in
formed that she had passed away
many years ago. This is the first
meeting of the sisters in more than
half century.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
LOcANVILLE FOLKS
ATTEND BIRTHDAY FETE

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam eDearhOlt Mr..
and Mrs. Will Voss, Mr.. and Mrs w.
H. Ware and Will Hall attended a
birthday party at VIM Fensters Sat
urdayt evening The occasion being
Mrs. Fenster's birthday. A good time
was reported. -no9 5s8s
Mr.. and Mrs Fred zimmerman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
! Leicher were out looking at school
houses Sunday. They visited the
school house at Lime Ridge and Ca.
zenovia.
Several from here attended the mis-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schuette and
lson of Columbus, Wis, are visiting
relatives here
Will Hall of Tomah has been Wis
iting at the home of w. H. Ware. Mr..
Hall is cousin of Mr.. Ware.
Bert Leicher and August Steinhorst
have painted their homes.
Several from here attended the car
nival at Reedsburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Pippen and
daughter and Miss Gene Pippen left
Thursday for Beloit with their car,
to visit relatives. Mrs. Pippen re-
turned Sunday. Mrs. Pippen remained
for longer stay.
Mrs. Ware has new electric vacuum
cleaner purchased of Clark & John
ston of Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ratlaff and ia
mily were fishing at Brigsgvile Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dearholt, Mr..
and Mrs. Fly Nieman and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shoephoester
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Groshanns
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will voss
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ware spent
Sunday at Devils lake.
Geo Griffin, Mrs. Angle and sons of
North Freedom were callers in town
last week.
A nice shower visited US Monday
forenoon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
Both Sides Anxious Over the Out
come Of Thursdays Confer
encc
NEGOTIATIONS HAVE
FALLEN INTO LULL
English Are Trying to Figure Out
What Eventually VIII Happen
to Ireland


Events which had apparently been
proceeding smoothly and with fair
rapidity toward common ground
upon which the British government,
the Irish republicans and the Ulster
ties could find a basis for a settle
ment of the troubles in Ireland, have
fallen into a 1ull and for the moment
the. negotiations both official and pri,
waite have ceased -
With Sir James Craig, the Ulster
premier, again in Belfast, having be
fore his departure. from London de
livered a pronouneement which seem
ed at the time to spell the end of dis
cussions between the three parties
the English people are trying ITO
figure out what will eventually hap.
pen With respect to Ulster and more
particularly with respect to the whole
Of Ireland at the next conference be
tween Lloyd George and De. Valera
which is set down for Thursday.
.f
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
SANDUSKY SOLDIER
g 9. BURIED WITH HONORS

The body OF. Private James F. Mead
of Company A. 128 Infantry arrived
from overseas Friday night and was
taken to. the home of his parents,
The. funeral VS. hi, s. 2tAy after
noon and the body was. laid to rest
with all ~. " mono:
Mr. and Mrs SALISBURY and family
spent Sunday at the J. b. Powell
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swafford of
Reedsburg were callers at the Jake
Wolf home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norm Walker of Lime
Ridge spent Sunday at the Henry
Hart home.
Fredonia Croal came up from Mil.
waukee this week to spend the vaca-
ton at the home of her uncle, Mike
Croal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glossy and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John Clos
sey and son Arthur, Mrs. e. J. Sever.
son and Miss Clara Morehouse all of
Reedsburg spent Sunday at the home
of G. A. Powell.
Mr.. Walton of Gotham was Sun
day evening caller at Henry Harris
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Webb and
children returned to Chicago Tues
day after spending the past 10 days
with Mrs. Helen Barley.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
SUMPTER

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wat
fenschmidt son July 8.
Mrs. Schied is caring for Mrs. Waf
fenschmidt and baby.
Miss Alberta Adams of Madison
spent several days recently with Miss
Trina Promo.
The families of F. w. Bass, Garth
and Stephen Promo motored to Mer
rimack Sunday afternoon and ate sup
per with the e. A. Hyland family.
At the annual meeting of the. Otter
Creek cemetery association John
Meisser was elected trustee for three
years and Dayton Payne sexton.
g. R. Promo is suffering from a
lame back and hip.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
CIRCUS LAD
MEETS DEATH
With Three Other Companions
Goes in River After SelIs-FIOto
Circus Arrives
(From Wednesdays daily

Aaron Bagus, who came to Baraboo
with the Sells FHoto circus, which
exhibited here today wae drowned
this morning in the Baraboo river
near Maxwell's dam. The body was
recovered shortly after one o'clock
near the spot where it went down.
The youth, about 10 years of age,
went IN swimming in company with
three OF four others, some of whom
were. eTmployed by the circus.
Bagqs joined theuS Sells Floto show
yesterday atcGary; Indiana, and was
not under contract. lack Terrill,
manager of the show states that the
circus twill defray funeral expenses
and as Soon as relatives can be To-
Gated the body will be shipped to
themt direotaw ain escort from the
show. His parents are believed to
'resideo aiH ChfiRcago, Numerous floral
Spg0M &%TGb0f
tributes will ,bejplaced on the casket
by members of the circus.
The youth was drowned in swim
ming across IttBBgga river Yer He had reach
ed the opposite bank successfully but
the return trip was too much for him.
His comrades made an effort to res.
cue HIM bGta%gFs Unsuccessful.