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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25
matefske znafnenf.
Roman od Liny BerlepsG.
Pro "Domacnost' pfel. Emanuel Beranek.


la pro nj zadny polibek. Ceka-
la okamzik, ale Mrs. Arnaul-
tova odvratila Sc cd krasne
dcery zavrela oci.
Rebeka odvedla divku do je-
jiho ppkoje. "Budete nam brzy
d6kovati, re jsme vas nechali
tax dlouho v ustavu,' pfoho-
dila1
''Jak to myslite? :? Jest mo-
je matka choromyslna?"
"Jiz nekolik let"
Lima Sc ulekla. "To vse W.
sv6tluje. A muj otec?"
Jest mrtev. On odloudil
matku od jich spoluVercd -
bylat' zidovkou - a il puklo
srdce. Nemluvte nikdy o mem.
A nyni, dobrou noe, jste una
vena, jdete 81 odpocinouti."
N6kolik sel1und pozd6ji sta
la Lima samotna uprostred to-
ho hroboveho ticha, ktere Sc
kolem hi rozkladalo.
"Zidovka!" zaSeptaIa mimo
voln6.
PTistoupila k oknu a hledela
ven. Op6t dolehal k jejimu u
chu temny Sumot more, jake
huceni hlasu q davno minu-
lych dob. Naklonila hlavu a ma
slouchala. Co 81 po l6ta praIa,
dosahla - byla donna, u mat
ky. A pfec provival jeji dust 20
cit bolesti, opuSt6nosti. Touzeb
ne rozprostrela ram6 a Ease
ptala: "0h, iak jsem osamela
a opuSt6na! Zalny jeji hlas
misil Sc V huceni more.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25
HUMOR DETSKYCH DUSi

Mala Marenka, kdyz chodi-
la do prWni tridy, tuze Sc ka-
maradila S Jozankem HanaC-
kovych, jehoz tatinek byl o.
buynikem. Kdysi zavolal Joza-
mex Mafenku, ably odpoledne
DO Skole pfiSla ma travnicky
ga panske mlaty, re si budou
hrat. Mafenka Sc donna ina
strojiEa a vypidolila" a pax V
bile zasterce a V cist6m vysi-
vanem cepecku sla ma prvni
dostavenicko. Domu prisla "a
chvili tuze mrzuta a hned We
dverich 81 rozhorcene pozalo-
vala: "Potvora Svec, nepriSel".
- Slecna ucitelka We Skole
prvni tride pfikazala d6tem,
ably, ktere mali maly kaminek
ku psani a novy 81 koupiti ne
mohou, vsunuly kaminek do
husiho brku, ably mely nasad-
ku delSi a pekne Sc Jim psalo.
A d6ti poslechly. Ma druhy den
,pozorovala ucitelka, re Jozifek
Zabranskych brku jiz nema a
kdyz Sc no slecna tazala, oave
til, ze brk zahodil, re to 'neni
p6kny.' "No TAX at ii vasi
koupi novy kaminek," nayrho-
vala ucitelka. "A "a coz" roz-
hodil Jozifek rozSafne ruka-
ma, "dyt' name dluhd jake
smeti."
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- Slavecek .tuze rad mlsal.
Cukrovinky 81 kupoval, k slec-
ne ucitelce pro "vozisky" cho-
dill a We spizi zavareniny ma
mince nejak povazlive ubyva-
10. - Kdysi modlil Sc zebraCek
u dveri. Slavecek nesl mu
krejcar a nabadal: "kupte 81
tlotovi a hodne moe a ali me
doneste!"
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okrajich a nae dnech miniatur-
mich studanek, v nichz ma ne
kolika mistech jsou dokonce
zcela pravidelne kulicky, W.
tvorene omilanim krapniko-
vNch tlomkd We vode. S upra-
YOU Sc vstupem do jeskyn ma
byti zapocato tento mesic.
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PRODA Sc novy prave do
staveny d1m, hodici Sc pro je-
dnu neb dive rodiny. Jest v
mem z velkych svctnic, fernes,
Skopky ma pradlo, china cabi-
net, diva zachody, 2 garaze,
tvrde podlahy a finish. Maize
tex tento Sc 20 pripade vyme-
nj "a prazdny lot. Pricina pro-
Ideje odjezd ma farmu. Haste
Sc V cis. 3673 L. Isl St. Kin
snan Rd. 1878
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AAoAEVFohu oDSI LoluJS
prednostu 0kresni politicke
spravy, Observation-Disclosures ra-
du dra. ,Ena Tauera. Predme-
tenn Haloby jsou udalosti, jez /
uvedl sveho Casu trutnovsky !
purkmistr Siegel V otevrenem |
list6, adresovanem presidentu
Masarykovi. Politicka sprava |
okresni ZabraIa V budove u
Mon, nalezejici trutnovske OBJ
ci (nyni jsou tam kasarna),
mistnosti pro Geske realni gym
nasium, mezi temi take jeden
pokoj, V nemz mela obee ulo-
zeny nabytek velk6 pry ceny.
V zalobe Sc tvrdi, re zmineny
pokoj byl %. srpna t. 7. vypa-
cen a re neho byl nabytek ma
pffkaz zalovaneho Vojaky W.
nesen a odklizen. Mistodrzitel-
sky rada DIR. Tauer jest zalo-
van pro ruseni drzby, jezto pry
lednal svemocne. V zalobe sc
uvadi,, re zabirani bytu spada
do pravomoci obce ze politi-
cka sprava pry muze podobn6
nabirani naridit pouze V pripa-
! de, kdyz jde o umisteni mensi-
novych Skol. Ceske realnG gym
hasium pry takovou menSino-
YOU Skolou nenl CD a proto
pry fest postup dra. Tauera ne
pflpustnym, ,nezakonnym. LII
cent o teto 2alob6 bylo stano-
ycno ma vcereisek pred okres'
MIN soudem trutnovskym. Sou
casne pax ucinila trutnovska
obec Ma MISUNDERSTANDING radu
dra Tauera dokonce trestni
ornament. - Doufame, re trut
| novskym nemeckym paSum,
llterym pri vsem jde jen o INA
silnenl ceske menSiny, dostane
Sc naleziteho pouceni o tom,
kan az sml sahati jejich
drzost.
Onjcv novych krapnikovych
je5kyn ma Slovensku. 4 Brati-
\ Glavy. Vyzkumn6 prace Y krap
hikoVych jeskynich v Demanov
sk6 Doline u Liptovskeho Sv.
: Mikulase, ktere Y srpnu t. I.
E objeVil ucitel Alois Kral, Sc
tkaly Sc plnym zdarem. Je-
: skyne jsou mohutnych rozme-
ri obrovskymi domy a skye
{ lou vnitrni vyzdobou, ktera je
i fadi po box ostatnim krapni-
kovym jeskynim cizine
a Podzemni prostor je vyzdober
! velikyml stalagnitovymi sloppy
a homoleni, kaskadovitymi a
J. naruzovelymi trsy krystala ns
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PRODA Sc dunn, jest v mem
stor, ktery Sc hodi pro jakyko-
liv obchod a je tam 5 pokoju 8
koupelnou. Cena levna. Haste
Sc V cisle 5422 Storer Ave. S.
w. 11-26
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn 4 pokojich, velky sklep,
garaz, zachod uvnitf, elektri-
ka, plyn, naleza Sc blize Dal-
ton Ave. a vych. 40. ul. Cena
$4,000. Haste Sc u Atlas FL
nance Co, 5211 Fleet Ave.
.ptejte Sc ma JOS. Mlckovskyho.
Tel. Broadway 1889. 11-26
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PRODA Sc bungalow 0 6ti

PRODA Sc bungalow 0 6ti
pokojich, dtum6 zarizen. Pek-
ny slepicnik, upraveny lot $
keri, lot 100 pfi 142Is
str. Da Sc velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc II j. Malek ma E. 172 ul. z
Miles. Vezm6te Broadway ka-
ru ku konci a pfesednete ma
Randall karu, aneb- Sc Haste
Malek Bros, 1905 Warren ul.
Tez Sc proda maly konlk (po-
nynka). 11-26
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b1uIC LillS ny ~ fAeS IN~F7A'
Odhrnula zavoj a pohledla ko-
lem. Zarizeni bylo pekne, ale
neposkytovalo mileho pohledu.
''Zde Sc ma matka jist6 nj
kdy nezdrzuje," myslila 81 Lii
ma. ''Moje matka' Jest to moz-
ne. ze $ nj konecne jsem pod
jednou strechou!"
Cekala. Dunn byl itchy, sly
sela pouze hukot More. KoneG-
ne blizily Sc krohy Rebeka
stanula ma prahu.
"Nasleduite mney"
Vstoupila do horejsiho po-
school. Osetrovatelka otevrela
a Lima vstoupila, nedychajic,
do pokoje sve matky.
u ohne sed6la wanna posud
krasna zena We stolici pro ne
mocn6. Jeji ylasy byly iiz stri-
brem prokvetle a . cernych O.
ci hled6l neskonaly zatmutek.
Mlada divka ma nj zklamana
pohledla pred iejimi zraky
vznaSeIa Sc posud syetloylasa
postava vlidne PAM.
"Zde jest dit6," pravila Re
beka.
Nemocna Sc pozdvihla. Mat
ka a dcera Sc mlGky pozorova-
ly. Co myslela asi bleda zena
o krasnem MAIDEN devceti,
ktere pred nj stale, co asi tato
o trpitelce?
Rebeka pozoroyala ODE Sc ii
wynn zajmem.
"zaiist6 by jste il nikdy
nepoznala, Madame?"
"Ne, nikdyw odvetila memo
cna neznym, zalujicim hla-
sem a podala dGvceti ruku.
Srdcc Linino DyIo iatl1o zka.
meneie. Zadny cit nehnul Sc j
p1'sou pfi pohledu ma matku
btera il byla 20 sestnact lei
pouhym stinem.
"Rebeko, pravila daina /
stare sluzce, l1dyz Sc byla Lima
posadila, iona Sc mi nepodo
ba? Jest tc kterou oeekavame
Velmi nepodobna. "
"Ovsem."
"A nyni, kdyz isl il sem pr
vedia, 60 5 nj budeme delat.
"Uvarim hejdrive cal, Wy
hlizi 20 ceste velmi vzruSena" "
Dobre,' pravila Mrs. Ar
naultova a zavrela oci.
Rebeka zazvonila. Kdyz by
cal vypit, zdvihla Sc Mrs. Ar
naultoya.
"Zachazeli rebou dobfe !
sv. Kateiiny?'
"Ano."
"A proc isl opustila Beech
wood, drive nez jsem te ne
chala odytsti? Rebeka pravi
la, ze te potkala ma eeste?'
"Zccla dobre. Nemohla jser
liz dele vydrzeti a nebyla bye.
zustala i kdyby Sc bylo mi
zIvot iedualo. Proc jsem te
nesmela psiiiti bu sve matce?
'Podivne d6yce, vzdychl
81 nemocna. "Shledas ostatn
domov svuj vehni smutny. II
pela isem velice a ziji yzdalt
ma sg4ta. Mohu te proto t6
vltatl. Drz mne Rebeko."
Opatrovnice ucnopila il syl
ma silnyma pazena.
Ones TO me hlaV6 viii ia
Y hodinach, Rebeko. Ne, nef'
knu il niceho, chci bytI kllt
nou. Pamatujes Sc jeste ia
men den, kdyz isme il priVez
do klastera?"
"Ano, madame, upoAoj
Sc"
"Kdyby ten muz il M
videti, iiste by jeho srdce I'm
klo. Mysli5, re mi bude jes
dlouho odporovati?'
Ne odvetila Rebeka M
notonne.
Kdyz Rebeka nd Linu poh
dla, sahla 81 prstem ma cello
zaseptala: "Blaznir'
"Odved' il pryc, naridi
nemocna. pfived mi il
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"a PRiCINoU odiezdu pro

IA PRiCINOU odjezdu pro
da Sc p6kny domek pro jednu
rodinu, o 5 polk. a koupelna,
sbopky ma pradlo, comb. fer
mes, lot 40 pfi 40 str, ulice Sc
dlazdl, blize kary a skoly. Ce-
no $500, $500 hotov6 posta-
ci. k doptani u Atlas Finance
Co. Rob. Kohout. 1926
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OZNAMENf.

OZNAMENf. Vesker6 pie
chafske prace, jako zlabky ma
stfechy, vany ma pradlo a hrn-
ce vseho druhu, taktez prodej,
koupe a spravky kamen, vyri-
zuje Fred Bartos, 5319 Dolloff
Rd. 11-25
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PRODAJf Sc kombinacnl

PRODAJf Sc kombinacni
kamna, 4 meslce uzivana, pax
krasny parlor set, 4-kusovy "a
$50, jedna postel, nova pera,
nova mattrace ia SIC a jedna
"a $14. Velmi krasny dresser
S kulatym zrcadlem "a $13,
pax jeden bez zrcadla "a SO,
st0l do jideIny, buffet, zidle,
lednice, male stoly, karpety a
rune jine v6ci, vSe velmi lev
ne. Prijd'te do obchodu els.
l4729 Broadway, vedle obchodu
Ip. koudely. Z?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkosy
obchod prodejem skolnich
potreb V cis. 7753 Broadway,
cena levna. 11-29
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y r o B N E
o Z N A M K Y.
PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc. hoch do uceni
pekafstvi. Ktery by byl jiz o.
beznamen touto praci, ma
prednost. Haste Sc v els. 3479
vych. %. ul. 2 Union. 1925
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KRASNY CIHLOVY dunn
PRODA Sc sicf stroj "Sin-

PRODA Sc sicf stroj Sin
ger" jako novy "a $500, bila
zelezna postel S perry "a $12,
kuchynska kamna ma uhli "a
$25, lednicka "a SIS, 2 krasn6
kozene houpaky po $13, dres-
ser "a Sc, detsky kocarek "a
SIS, vyhrevni kamna ma uhli "a
SO, houpaci kun "a Sc, kar-
petty, zdimacka, elektricka
Tampa, zehlicka a RUNE jin6
v6ci. Vse Sc da velmi LEVINE,
bude-li to prodano do tydne.
Haste sc els. 3411 w. Al I'll.
1923
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
PORT WASHINGTON

Frame house rooms. = batb. ~, a.,
provements, fine plumbing; lot 44x1so.
garage: near water; S15,500. Monfort q.
heseman. Telephone 152 Port Washington.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
KEW GARDENS
WOoDMERE

st--Lawrence--Woodm odmere
Houses OF every description for rent and
for sale. A number of, exceptional oppor-
tunities. Fl. Goldschmidt. Cedarhurst' L, /.
Telephone Far Rockaway 1908.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-05
WHITE MOUND CITIZEN
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Miss Bell Carson of Lime Ridge
underwent an operation at the Reeds
burg hospital for appendicitis few
days ago.
Nellie Seamons is at the hospital
also. She is doing nicely and will be
able soon to go to her home.
Edward Dorow spent couple of
days last week with his mother help
ing her to put upv some temporary
sheds for the stock, as the recent
storm destroyed all of their buildings
except the house.
Mrs. Herman Hartman and daugh-
tiers of Chicago are. visiting relatives
in this neighborhood.
A little son arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dorow April %.
Mrs. Walter Prouty and her father,
Mr.. Walsh, spent last week with re-
latives in Chicago.
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WALTON RESIDENT Is
BACK FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. C. Quackenbush, of Walton,
arrived home from the Lacrosse hos
pital Saturday much improved in
health. fl
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mortimer are
rejoicing over the arrival of a little
daughter last Thursday
Miss Griffin went to Baraboo Sat-
urday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bingham motored
to Kendall Sunday to spend the day
with relatives. They were accompani-
ed by Bernard Day.
Little June Mortimer, who has been
the guest of relatives for three weeks,
returned to her home at Wonewoc
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Mortimer and son
Roy, daughter Thelma, and Mr. and
Mrs A. L. Bunker and Mrs. Fannie
Cannon were Wonewoc shoppers
Saturday.
Tie stork called at the Lawrence
Davis home this morning and left a
little son.
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DELTON

Mrs. Emmit Reynolds came home
the first of the week from the Reeds
burg hospital where she has been for
surgical treatment of the throat.
The Aud Lang Syne club met with
Mrs. E. G. Conan Friday evening.
Mrs Blanche CASTOR and son Ken
meth of Baraboo spent the weekend
here.
Miss Ruth Searles of Milwaukee
come last Thursday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Chester Sarrington.
Little Enid Huntington of Blue Is
land, who with her mother is visiting
here, has been very i'll with tonsilitis.
VIM. Prelipp, Osi Manning and Otto
Powell left here Saturday night on a
trout fishing expedition.
Mrs. Walter Johnson of Madison
spent the weekend here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Adams.
Mrs. John Finne is having her cot
tage on Dell Creek enlarged and i'm
proved for the coming season.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Washburn, who
have spent the winter in the village,
have moved back to the Adams farm.
Miss Vera Evans of Beloit has been
visiting friends and relatives here.
William Cole, who has been suffer
ing from blood poisoning in one hand,
is much better.
Otto Timme, after long illness of
inflamatory rheumatism. is again able
to resume work in the mill.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Aadms spent
Thursday in Kilbourn.
Mrs Jane Richards spent the week
end with friends in Kilbourn.
Mrs. Frank Hubert is visiting in
La Vale at the home of her daughter
Mrs W. Head.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Conan spent
Sunday with relatives in La Vale.
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FAIRFIELD

Miss Higgins and twenty-five of her
pupils took day off recently and
went to the Wisconsin river They
took their lunch with them and at
noon boiled eggs. In the afternoon
some fished, others hunted birds and
flowers. No new birds were seen
but many flowers were gathered. The
flowers found were yellow violets,
arrow head violets, sweet scented
violets, phlox, sheep sorrel, daffodils,
adder's tongue, Jacks-in-the-pulpit, tril-
liums, Dutchman's breeches, blood
roots, hepaticas, wood anemones,
mandrakes, buttercups, and cowslips.
At night it was tired but happy
crowd that wendell it's way homeward
all feeling that a profitable day had
been spent
Herald Burton took the load in a
lumber wagon.
Mrs. Clark of Houghton, N. Y, a
returned missionary from Africa, will
speak in the w. M. church here Thurs
day evening of this week. A quartet
is expected to accompany her to fur
nish the music. Mrs. Clark speaks in
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KIRKWOOD RESIDENTS
VISIT SCENE OF STORM

The Messrs Fred Tracy, Arthur
Bisch and Arthur Gomon of Kirkwood
on Sunday visited the home Of their
vastated by wind storm of week ago.
No buildings of any kind were spared
them except their house.
Mrs. Schoon of Reedsburg and her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Bisch spent Fri
day afternoon at the M. Bisch home.
Mrs. Earnest Ziegler visited Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
rion Frazier in South Fraifeld.
Miss Hortense Koenecke accompa-
MED by two of her pupils, the Misses
Eunice Spaulding and Dorene Weldon
kopf, made several visits in Reedsburg
during their stay there from Friday
night until Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Spaulding, Mrs.
Guy Weidenkopf and Mrs. H. H. Smith
attended the Herbert H. Northrup flu
neral in North Freedom Sunday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Randall and
granddaughter, Marjorie Grace, called
on Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vol near North
Freedom
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Martiny of Bara-
boo and Mr. Louis Martiny of Chip
pewa were callers at the Guy Weinden
kept and Horace Smith homes on Sun
day afternoon
Austin Simonds visited his people
at home in Delton on Sunday.
Lawrence Jorgensen of Madison was
recent guest at the Robert Koenig
and John Paddock homes.
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- 4--4.J4A-,A -1S i ~
KICKED BY A HORSE.

Minot Harrison of Dellona had the
misfortune to- be kicked by horse.
One of his legs was injured. Seal Har-
rison is at home from high school this
week helping with the farm work
Miss Irene Lusby of Baraboo visit
ed from Friday until Sunday with her
friends, Velma McGaw and Hazel Law
REM.
Mrs. Asa Camp and little son Geth-
Ign spent several days last week with
her mother and sister at Madison.
Mrs. Frank Wilson and children
have been visiting relatives at Madi-
son.
The Literary will be held at the
Butterfeld schoolhouse, Friday even
ing, May 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Dyer and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bass
spent Sunday with Mrs. Grant Dryer
and daughter Lila. Miss Lila Dryer
came Saturday night and stayed un-
til Tuesday morning with her mother.
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three years she has filled several posi-
tons as stenographer in Kenosha, St
Louis and Chicago, the latter city
being her place Of residence during
the past two years. The groom S
home is at Wilkesbarre, Pa, and for
ia number of years he has been employ
ed as amanager of Woolworth stores,
in which capacity he was a resident
of this city for a couple of years, leav-
ing here to go overseas with Uncle
Sans forces, being member of 400
Tel. Bat. S. G. Since his return from
France, he has managed Woolworth
store in Chicago, at which he is en-
ployed at present. The young couple
has large number of friends in this
city who extend hearty congratula-
tons and best wishes for a happy aud
prosperous future. At present Mr..
AMI Mrs Stevens are at home at
5724 Indiana avenue, Chicago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-05
Official Publication

Reluctance to pay a few dollars
or the Fear of a Dentist has cost
thousands of people with bad
teeth many long years of suffer
ing. Mouth Infection soon means
General Infection Rheumatism
Heart Troubles, and hundreds of
other troubles that take the life
out of you and finally causes
death fifteen to twenty years be-
fore it would if you had kept the
mouth free from decay and di-
sease. Usually after extracting
lot of bad teeth the patient rapidly
recover his general health. Best
proof of this is to ask any of my
patients who have had their mouths
cleaned out. l offer skill and
anaesthetic results that cannot be
duplicated elsewhere. If yours are
real bad its all the more reason
you should place your case in my
hands. My long experience is your
best protection. Next visit
HOTEL WARREN
DATE MAY II
u Office hours 9 to 4
No other visit until September.
LADY ATTENDANT
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-05
SOUTH FAIRFIELD

Mrs o. Schultz is at home after
spending three weeks at Leeds help
ing care for her son, Victor, who has
been very sick with pneumonia. He
is somewhat better but not able to
sit up yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ziegler and
family attended the funeral of Mike
Sullivan at North Freedom Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilcox and
sons spent Sunday at the Ellis Kee-
per's home
Mrs. Ernest Ziegler and Miss Hazel
Frazier visited from Saturday after
noon until Sunday afternoon at the
Marion Frazier home. Ernest Zieg-
Ter spent Sunday there and the ladies
returned with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Schultz and
family went to the John Luebke home
in Greenfield Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Frazier and
Roy Frazier were Sunday visitors at
the parental home.
The Edward Meylon family of Bara-
boo picnicked on their bluff farm Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ziegler and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cummings and family and
Grandma Davidson, west of Baraboo.
Miss ETlda Blakslee enjoyed COM
| pany Sunday from Sandusky at her
boarding place, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Bump
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-05
CHORAL CLUE OF EXCELSIOR
HAVE HOT WIENER ROAST

The choral club of Excelsior had a
weiner roast at the summer home OF
Rev. and Mrs Cooke Friday night
Royal Schultis spent few days at
Milwaukee last week.
Arthur Reinfeldt and Clarabel
Brown spent Sunday at Lloyd O'Con.
nor's
Minnie Morley is spending some
time with her brother and sister
Leapke Morley, who has been sick,
is on the gain.
Herbert Reinfeldt spent few hours
at home Monday, his mother return
ing with him for a few weeks visit.
Lila Dryer and friend are spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Blan-
che Dryer.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-05

! day where they instructed the" Sis
ters' there in the floor work of the
order.
Theodore Collins spent the latter
part of the week in Chicago on bust,
ness.
Mrs. Jennie Winkler and sister, Mae
Mcintosh have returned from a years
stay in Denver and will again make
Reedsburg their home.
The body of Mrs Newton Porter,
who died while visiting a brother in
New York. arrived in our city Thurs.
day and was laid to rest in Greenwood
cemetery. She leaves one daughter,
Mrs. John Ebert, of Hillsboro and one
granddaughter, who is attending the
u. w.
Emil Schultz and Elmer Johnson
transacted business at Union Center
Saturday. ;,
Mrs. Davis Of Sparta, a sister of
Frank Houghton of this city, died at
his home here Friday. The funeral
was held Sunday and the body taken
to Sparta for burial.
Veda Colline and her mother visited
friends in Chicago the past week.
Mrs. Hattie Moore is spending some
time in Baraboo at the home of Rev.
w. w. Moore.
Mrs. Mary Rudd and daughter,
Frieda, have returned to their home
here after spending the winter in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Hart of Elroy spent Saturday
with friends in our city.
Mrs. Kerstein has sold her resi-
dence here and will go to Hillsboro to
reside.
w. Burdick will soon move to Lodi
where he has charge of Condensary
work.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-05
LEGAL NOTICE

(First Publication May S, 1920
STATE of WISCONSIN, COUNTY
Court, Sank County. In Probate.
In the will of James Hill, deceased.
Notice is hereby given:
That on the first Tuesday (being
the Z day. of June, 1921, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, at the courthouse in
the city of Baraboo, in said county,
there will be heard and considered:
The application of Ernest G. Hill
& E. B. Mccoy to admit to probate
the last Will and testament of James
Hill, late of the city of Baraboo in
said county, deceased, and for LETT
ters testamentary thereon to be is
sued to Ernest G. Hill, E. B. Mccoy
&Max F. Hill. And
Notice is hereby further given:
That the first Tuesday (being the
6 day. of September, 1921, is the
time fixed within which creditors or
said deceased may present their
claims to said court, or be forever
barred.
On the second Tuesday (being the
13 day. of September, 1921, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon at said court
house, there will be heard, consider
ed and adjusted all claims against
said deceased
Dated May End, 1921
By the Court
JAMES Fl. HILL
County Judge.
Bentley & Meier, Attorneys.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-05

SteVens-Winnie

At the Presbyterian parsonage of
Chicago, on Saturday evening, April
%, at o'clock, the wedding of Lewis
E. Stevens and Miss Marie " Winnie
took place, the couple being attended
by Mr. and Mrs. F. Nesbitt, cousins
of the groom. The bride is daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Winnie of
this city and is we'll known here, being
a graduate of the local high school,
class of 1915, also of the Baraboo
Business college. For the past two or