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position with the Midwest Refining
company on Monday.
j. j.. Muilin is leaving this evening
fer Denver where he will spend sew.
eral days transacting business in con.
nection with his realty interests there.
C.. A Murphy of .Texas is looking
after oil interests in the city for sew
eral weeks.
Bias Vucurevfch has returned from
tho south where he has been spending
the winter months in the oil fields of
Texas
George W. K Posvar. n former resi-
dent hero. has returned to tho city
after spending several months In the
.oil fields Of Texas.
Jack Allen. deputy state law en-
forcement officer returned yesterday
from Riverton where he has been
handling work connected with his Of
flee for several days.
Hugh L. Patton, United States mar
shall returned yesterday from Lander
he had spent several days at.
tending sessions of tho United States
district court.
, 1922-04-07
Personals

Mrs Everett Sutton and son of Max
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
night for Denver where they vii,
sister Of Mr. Gorthy.
Miss Marguerite ]. Newton. expert
technical accountant of Providence,
r. l., who at the present time is as
ISOLATED with the Wyoming Audit
company, will make her residence
while in Casper with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Grieve, 1874 East Second street
Mrs. D. c. Kramer is leaving this
evening % her home IN Los Angeles.
Cal. having spent three weeks here,
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. d. Brown. s04 South Lincoln street,
and with other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark arc spend.
ing the week end in the city from
their ranch home near here. They ar
rived yesterday morning making the
trip overland through the rain and
snow.
Mrs. 81. L. Patton is expecting to re
turn to her home here this week end
after spending several days IN Lander
visiting with friends.
Mrs I. d. Friedman who is spend
ing several weeks in Southern Cali
fornia is reported to be in a much i'm
proved health condition. Mrs. Fried
man has. just undergone an operation
at the Mayo brothers sanitarium in
Rochester. Mimi, before making the
trip to the west coast.
Miss Betty Snow. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Les Snow is co~nvalescing
o n serious attack of influenza
Miss Snow has been under treatment
at the Casper Private hospital for the
past several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chfles p. Plumme,
have returned to their home here to-
day after having spent the winter In
, 1922-04-07
City Briefs

Robert c. Taylor. president Of the
'ilenrock On company and associated
interests left last night for Denver
where he will spend several days on
business.
Jydge Charles z. Winter has left for
9m bha where he will spend somo time
IN O. legal trip of Importance.
Paul ]. Deeds is leaving this week
nd after spending several days here
tending to business interests as ad-
ulster for the Home Insurance COM
pany.
Henry Armstrong left this morning
for Greybull where he will remain
over the week end visiting with friends
and relatives. He will return to HI
, 1922-04-07
SMALL GIVES
UP CHALLENGE

wAUKBGAN. m April 10y
The Associated PreEl@Governor Len
Small WI be tried By q special jury.
picked by . neutral jury commission.
Attorneys for the governor today
accepted this popossl. made by Judge
Claire C. Edwards. and withdrew their
previous attack on h legality Of TIM
existing jury list OF Lake county
which they had assailed because II did
not include the names Of women vot,
, 1922-04-07
Royal Neighb0G
To Entertain

On Monday evening. April 10, the
Royal Neighbors will entertain at a
box social and program to be held at
the I. o. o. +. han 10 which the p1b-
lice is cordially invited.
Each of the women is asked to bring
plain boxes fned with supper for two.
which will be sold at a set price.
Following the dinner, Miss Ethel
Mann and her danct7g class viii give
several selections. Readings win di-
1 the program of dances. and sew
erai special musical selections win be
rendered
Ball room dancing will be enjoyed
following the special program and a
popular orchestra has been secured for
tho evening.
A special invitation is extended to
an Modern woodmen n their fami-
lies
, 1922-04-07

ers and was not hesed on the contained
voting LIS Of men and women
Both sides then agreed to postpone
the start Of the case until Afonday.
April II to give the sp>ctal commission
time To prepare tho new jury lists
, 1922-04-07

In selecting = home site. don't over
look seeing Park Hu addition on the
Mountain Drive boulevard and facing
the big city park and play grounds
Phones 34OM or IL. 44-tf
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within was q gift of beauty or Erea.
usefulness
The time was spent sewing on Il
luncheon set which was also presented
40 Miss Smith.
treshments were served by Miss
Rowse-
kfifies to Have
Dance Saturday.
The KIlde band viii hold the
monthly dance on Saturday night, Ap-
rl s. in the L o. o. F. hall.
Special music by Mr.. A Sneddon.
accompanied by Miss Clark will be ono
Of the features of the evening.
The Kjltie band Will play special So
iections on thu pipes and drums.
Every n is invited to attend the
dance and n good time is promised to
all Of the guests
Masonic Dance
For Tonight.
Another OF the popular dances to
be held under the auspices Of the Ma
sonic Dancing club win be the social
event for this evening. Although the
regular season of dances has closed.
several extra entertainments have
been given and have met with SPLEEN
did
Tho dance for tonight VIII be IN
formal and light refreshments VIII be
served. All Masons and their ladies
are the invited guests.
Mrs Reichenbach
To BE Hostess
In honor of Mrs. e J Sullivan o.
Denver, and of Mrs. Z. NJ Ouren of
Omaha, Neb., Mrs. Reichenbach will
preside as hostess at an informal din.
ner to be served this evening OF her
home in tho Idee apartments.
Concert at II. @.
For Tonight.
In order that the parents and friends
of tho Natrona County High school or
chestra and Boys and Girls Glee may
see the great Advancement made during
the year. concer will be held this
evening at the auditorium OF the vo-
cational building.
PERSONALS
Miss Mary q. McPake, government
nurse for tho Veterans Bureau. has
returned from n our OF inspection to
Laramie and Cheyenne and is now in
her offices in the Consolidated Royalty
building.
, 1922-04-07

the south. They attended the Mardi
Gras at New Orleans and also spent
a week in Havana, Cuba They Wis
itod with Mr.. and Mrs. John whelan
at Melbourne. Fla, evcra weeks
ago and report that Mr.. and Mrs.
Whclan r enjoying splendid health.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer say that
they are glad to return to Casper
again.
, 1922-04-07
CAKD DE IHAHs

We wirh TO thank our frf,od. rnd
relatives for the kindness shown rs
during the death OF our darling baby
william Anthony. also the beautiful
nora1 offerings
MR. AND MRS CON SHEA
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street from Milton to Pzxk and d.
vine street. In addition 10 the cross
streets
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Popular Young Couple
Married Yesterday.

n Rev. Lewis e. Carter performed
the quiet wedding service yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock At the study Of
the Methodist church. which united
Miss Mildred Hamilton. daughter Of
w. T. Hamilton, and warance A Roe
in marriage
Mr.. Hamilton and Miss Margaret
Hamilton were the only wedding
guests
The bride wore a dark suit and tail
pred hat with a corsage bouquet Of
roses as the touch Of light color.
Following the simple but impressive
services, n wedding breakfast was
served at the Chanticleer cafe c the
bridal party.
Mrs. Roe has lived In Casper for
many years, and has q w1de circle of
friends among her former schoolmates
at the Natrona county high school n
in the business world. She vas as
ISOLATED with tho Webel Commercial
for several years and lately
resigned her position with h Fuchs
company.
Mr.. Roe is also a resident Of long
standing here and is manager OF a
taxi service.
The bride and groom VIII make their
home 1ze East j street where they
viii receive their many friends.
, 1922-04-07

A Japanese mother reckons her child
one year old on the day It ia born
and two years old on tho following
New Years day.
, 1922-04-07

Search among all tho stars Of tho screen. and hero vi two yu would
choose to portray n great Lowell Search MON nj tho stories in recent year
and here is the Owe story natchlos! Search your heart when youve seen
Elsie. Ferguson n Wallace Reid supported by Elliot Dexter, George Faw
cett,M Montague Love and many other notabhs, in II glorious picture TOR
EVER" ron h move Peter Ibbetson" and you'll know that you've lived
through ne OF tho greatest hcus o. your Ine! Starting Sunday at the Iris
Thenta.
, 1922-04-07
p. f. o. to Observe
Guest Day Tomorrow.

The members of the p. e. o. win
meet afternoon at the home
of Mrs. H. B. Durham SIS South Dur
bin street, for the annual guest day
gathering
Each club member will bring a
guest. and a suitable program will be
presented during the afternoon
Tea will be served by the hostess as
sisted by members of h p E. o.
, 1922-04-07
Miss Smith Honored
At Surprise Shower.

The members Of the St Marks Guild
met yesterday for an all day session
which was well attended in spite of
the heavy o.
The time was devoted to finishing
articles for the bazaar which is to be
held this month, and at noon a de-
licious luncheon was served
, 1922-04-07
Miss NTH Honored
AT urprise hover.

Miss Ethel Rowse entertained a
number of friends last evening at a
surprise miscellaneous shower in non
or Of Miss Lenis Smith who will soon
be married to E. ]. Donahoe.
The guests included the girls OF the
Wyoming National bank. where Miss
Smith recently resigned her position.
The gifts were presented to h guest
Of honor in a large box covered with
hearts and cupids. and each package
, 1922-04-07
Fortnightly to Meet
At Townsend Home.
Chicken Dinner
A Success

The Indictment weather Of last night
failed to keep the chicken dinner which
was served at the Methodist church
parlors by the business girls clasY of
the Sunday school from being a great
and a large patronage helped
the affair financially as well as social
1y.
Between $40 and $50 was cleared on
the dinner and the proceeds will be
added to the building fund OF the
church.
The young ladies who served the
dinner wish to thank their friends who
attended in spite of the storm.
, 1922-04-07
Storm FATS to Hinder
Attendance OF Bazaar.

In spite of the wintry weather of
yesterday the opening day of the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railway WON
ans club bazaar was well attended
and much appreciation was expressed
Of the lovely articles placed on sale.
The bazaar was held in tho business
car OF the c. g. N. w. at the head OF
Center street while tea was served at
the home of Mrs. Niles which is near
by.
Besides an assortment of hand made
articles including aprons, card table
covers, embroidered table pieces, and
accessories for the boudoir and the
home. a section showing je1lies and
baked goods attracted much attention.
Art work. useful and household things
and goodies to eat all were placed on
pretty display and made the day a
great
Tho bazaar win be continued
through tomorrow.
Baked Sale at
Casper Storage.
The woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will
hold a sale of baked things, starting at
IL o'clock tomorrow morning and con-
timing all day. at the Casper Storage
company On East Second street
FortnighfIy to Meet
At Townsend Home.
Mrs C. H. Townsend. Mrs Anna
Leeper and Mrs. p. C. Nicolaysen will
o~ntertain for the members OF the
Frtnightly bridge club at a meeting
to DO held tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Townsend on South VOL
colt street
Following the oard games a tea will
deserved
Chicken Dinner
A Success
The Indictment weather Of last night
failed to keep the CHECKER dinner which
was served at the Methodist church
parlors by the business girls clas9 of
the Sunday school from being a great
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
SHOWER FOR MISS
MARIE METCALF GIVEN

Miss Marie Metcalf was given a
miscellaneous shower last Thursday
afternoon at the John Astle home in
the North Dellona and Excelsior Reg
ion. She received many pretty aud
usful gifts for her new home. Rela-
tiyes from Merrimack, Baraboo. Hill
point and Reedsburg attended besides
many from North Dellona and Ex-
celsior neighborhood. Miss Metcalf is
soon to become the bride of Ray
Astle.
Miss Gertrude Simpson left Mon
day morning for Toronto. Canada. to
visit an aunt
Robert Simpson returned to his
work at Beloit last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Holeton and two chill
dren of Soldiers Grove, visited their
uncle, T. J. Toleton and aunt, Mrs.
Electa Holeton, recently. .e@
Mrs. Parkin of Merrimack has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John AS
tie.
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working on a Caledonia road, OBJ
tains his meals at the nearby Petra
farm.
George KOnkel, Ed Dushek. ]. Pc
ira and Evadine Marshall all called
at the Petra home on different err
rands during Sunday morning hours.
Miss Edna Jones and cousin, Esther
Staudenmeyer, visited friends at
GAINESVILLE Sunday
The work of building new Chin
neys has started on the Dushek home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petra. daugh-
ter Alzana, with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n.
Dudley took a trip to Portage late
Saturday afternoon; one their return
home they were caught in the down
pour of rain and witnessed the storm
from the car. The lightning was
something startling. Mrs. Dudley saw
a streak of fire follow down the trunk
OF a tree close to the ground On
reaching the Petra porch the rain
eased up its work. Most of the roads
were flooded.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
.DELLONA RESIDENT HAS
UNDERGONE OPERATION

Robert Charnley of Dellona under
went an operation in the Mauston
hospital last Monday. Mrs. Charnley
spent the weekend with him there.
A. T. Wherry of st. Paul spent part
of Saturday with his sister, Mrs VIM
Scott.
Mrs. j. Belts and daughter Loretta
are visiting at the Wilbur Scott home.
Miss Adelia Staples went to Fond
du Lac Saturday where she has en-
ployment in hospital
A few of the ladies cleaned the
church Thursday afternoon.
Mabel Scott is spending a couple
of weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Scott. Gale Scott Wis
tied Sunday at the same home.
Martin Schultz was caller in this
vicinity Sunday. .
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
STORM DOES MUCH
DAMAGE In KILBOURN

Mrs. M. Hile died Friday morning
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Anna Mess, aged SO years. She had
been in very poor hath for several
years and her mind was somewhat af-
fected. She leaves three daughtrs
Mesdames Mess, Rosa Writ and Liz
zie Kane, all of Kilbourn.
Catholic church and interment in the
Calvery cemetery beside her husband.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. A Bor-
cher Saturday morning, a son.
The storm last Friday night did a
great deal of damage for several far
mers around Plainville and Dell
Prairie. 1t blew down barns for NJ.
Markham, Kelbaum Atachson and Roy
Walker and did quite a bit of damage
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ABLEMAN TIGERS
DEFEAT SAUK CITY

Ableman defeated Sank City Sunday
at Holtz Park 10 TO 1. Roush pitched
for Ableman, and pitched a brilliant
game. allowing Sank only four hits,
strike out S men and issuing two
bases on balls while Ferris, the crack
Spring Green hurler. allowed IL hits
and issued two bases. Plickti, catch
ing for Ableman. caught an excellent
game His pegging for bases kept the
Sank City players Rugged the base
Next Sunday Ableman crosses bats
with Wonewoc at Haltz Park, Game
called at $50. Batterine Roush and
Plichti for Ableman.
other Alderman Items
The L. w. club met at the home
of Miss Sadie Greeney Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. William Frambs entertained
the Damen Circle, Wednesday after
noon.
I. H. Boillies of Lodi transacted
business here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Paff and daugh-
ter Amy of Reedsburg visited rela-
tives here, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Bentley and
family were at Portage Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wentz and son
of Lime Ridge visited at the home
of John Klipp Sunday.
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excellent object lesson and sermon
by Miss Kreutzinger who together
with Rev. Rademacher and Miss
Dorothy Rademacher were entertain
ed at Perry AleraRders after services.
Ollie Meyer and infant son of To.
nah are staying at the Arthur Meyer
home where Ollie will work for her
brother and baby will be cared for
by Miss Minnie Meyer
There is a meeting at the Gene
terry Tuesday afternoon of the men
in the neighborhood who will do
some needed cleaning up and they
also will repair the church roof.
Messrs.@ George and Andy Schultz
of Alderman attended church here
Sunday and spent the afternoon with
friends.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
MAPLE HILL

Henry Stabnaw of Greenwood is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Bert Fisk of Elroy called on
relatives here last week.
Willie Meilke of Sumpter spent
Sunday here
Earnest VOss of Wyeville spent a
few days of last week at the John
Picker home and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Haretiz of Iowa and Mrs. Picker and
Junesee are visiting there at the
present time.
Mrs Frank Lamen and daughter
and nephew of Hartford visited at
the home of her brother, Leo Wood,
from Sunday until Thursday
Wednesday Bryan Wood of Madi-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Philips of Chi
cago were also guests at the Wood
home. They came in a n automobile
and Mrs. Lamar and children return
ed with them Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Getchman and Miss
Selma Kruger gave a party at the
Kruger home Friday.
There was a large crowd and all
had fine time. Gertrude went back
to Witwen yesterday and Selma to
Loganville.
Richard Ulrich, Art Page, Oscar
Herman, and Gill Blackman, were
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
MANY VISITORS in lor'
SOUTH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Malloy and son
Harry spent Sunday with the Will
Ramsey family on Websters Prairie.
Rev. E. o. Coontz was a caller at
the Albert Barstow home Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Attridge, who has
been teaching at Crandon returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sells spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Koepp in Caledonia.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Beardsley and
son Harlan went to Walton Sunday
to visit at the w. Frazier home. They
returned Monday accompanied by
their son Orville, who has been in
Walton the past week.
Sam Briscoe and Sanford Wicks OF
Barabco visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Barstow Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ziegler and chill
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15

to Fred Thompson's house and barn.
killing one COW and also killing a
horse in Atachson's barn.
Mrs. Emma Cone is visiting in Por-
tage.
Mrs. Lewis Martin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ed Thomas.
Mrs. James Dougherty and Mrs.
Floyd Marston will go to Eau Claire
and attend the department conven-
ton of the Women's Relief corps.
They are both delegates.
c. Schilling and Fl. G. Sarrington
of Baraboo were guests at the Jack
Zimmerman home last week.
Miss Marian Stevenson returned
home Monday from Madison where
she has just closed a very successful
term of school
Mrs. Ida Hazen of La Crosse spent
last Thursday with Mrs. Anna Flet-
cher.
Mics Jennie Fowler is confined to
her bed with a severe cold.
Miss NJ. Porter is visiting friends
for a few day and Miss Anna Win
ness is caring for Miss Kate jenkins
during Miss Porter's vacation.
Mrs. NJ. A. Clark of Portage the
county president of the women's Chris
tian Temperance Union, was in Kill
burn and attended the meeting of our
union. We have a membership of A
members. While here she was a guest
of Mrs. H. H Bennett.
Mrs. Bingham of Friendship was a
guest of Mrs. L. n. Morse last week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
WORK COMPLETED
ON HILL AT BETHEL

People of Bethel who drive, cars,
welcome the news of the finished
work on the Bethel hill. II is much
improved by the blasting and grading
that was done there.
Miss Esther Small returned from
Walton last Sunday night with her
friends, Berkie and Elda Heisel, to
remain with them for few days
Miss Hilda Shore of Walton is work.
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frivors.
REQ Heisel and family took dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feivor Of
Ironton last Friday
The farmers of Bethel community
welcomed the rains of last week.
Several of this vicinity attended the
closing meeting of the Walton camp
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Feivor visited
his cousin. Frank Feivor, last Sun
day.
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FAMILY GATHERING is
HELD In WESTFIEID

There was gathering of relatives
and friends at the Alvin Behn home
on Sunday. The following were pres
ents: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Behn and chill
dren Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Uphoff and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Koenip
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schultz Jr., and family of Westfield
Henry Behn. Miss Agnes Behn. Miss
Minnie Lukensmier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Maeske of Ableman and Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Uphoff of Baraboo..
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gall and child
spent Sunday at the Dan Gall home
near Loganville.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Fred
Brooks on Wednesday. Rev. Rade-
machers.. Mrs. William Stackhouse
and Miss Kreutzinger of Baraboo
were present and gave interesting
talks. Visitors present were Mrs. Ed.
Behn, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. John
Oetzman. Mrs. Fred Drake, Mrs. Ed.
Kruger, Mrs. Henry verthein and
daughter Mable.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks and son
Orrin motored to Sumpter Sunday
evening to visit Mrs. Elias King who
is very i'll with erysipelas. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Sutherland and
family attended the Baccelaureate
sermon of the County training school
at the NJ. E. church at Reedsurburg,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fulton and ba-
by of Lodi visited at Aug. Harms
the latter part of the week
Miss Kreutzinger, a deconess nurse
of Kansas, but who works in the cit
les, gave a very interesting talk to
an apreciative audience at the Ger
man NJ. E.. church here Tuesday
evening. Everyone who heard her
hoped she will pass this way again
The Westfield Homecoming will be
held in Ochsner's park in Baraboo
Wednesday, June Dist. The vice Pres.
Harry Simon is making arrange
ments and would like a good delega-
ton from Westfield.
A Children's Day program was CIV
en- at the NJ f. church Sunday morn
ing and consisted of songs recita-
tions and readings, followed by an
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CASSELI. YOUNG WOMAN
HOME FROM MILWAUKEE

from Milwaukee where. she has been
attending Normal school. She was
accompanied by a party of LADIES'
and young girls who spent several
days as guests at the Darlington
home. One day Miss Ruth and her
guests made a trip to Kilbourn and
tho Dells.
It seems quite natural to have Geo.
Fuchs carry mail again. Mr.. Gasser,
the regular carrier, is having a two
weeks vacation.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
BIRMINGHAM FOLK
REACH LIME RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Fuller and Rob
cit and Dorothy Hall of Birmingham.
Ala, came last Tuesday to visit rela--
tives at Lime Ridge.
Mrs. Orion Seldom and baby of SUI
periOr came last Thursday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Bohn.
Mr.. and Mrs N. A. Cushman of
Reedsburg spent Sunday, June 4, at
r. l.. BOhn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chapman and two
sons of Beloit spent last week at Guy
Chapmans
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Weller of
California visited last week at the
VIM. Blackman home. Mr. Weller is
a brother Of Mrs Blackman.
Rev. l.. n. Warren and son Marl
and daughters Lelah and Buelah are
attending the p. S. G.. E. convention
at Cascade this week ,r,....,,..
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Carl Miller Thursday afternoon, June
o..
Work is being done on the base
ment of r. l.. Bohp's new store.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Settlement to
Richland Center Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mrs Settles aunt
Ruth GoOdell is attending the Y. P.
s. c. F. convention at Cascade this
week
A side walk is being built from
Arthur Rowe's residence to the main
street.
Lucille BOhn who attended Normal
school at Whitewater is home for
summer vacation.