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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-29
Hi. POINT

Sunday we think was the coolest
day ever for the latter part of June
Mrs. o. Goodell and son David re-
turned from the northern part of the
state Saturday of Iast week where
they spent two weeks with her two
sons, Thomas and Homer, and family.
They found them getting along fine,
their garden truck is far ahead of
ours here.
And talk about wild berries. tons
Of them will go to waste. Raspbe
gooseberries, blueberries, blaCkber-
ries, also wild strawberries and Gran
berries will go to waste.
We did a lot of travelling up there
and never came to hill. It is a level
country were it not for woods one
-Aa aud fBMB ssVW iuBW eos pInOl
etyone is busy clearing, so in time
it will be a fine place. Railroads run
through everywhere and a new one
was just built.
We think everybody took in the
Equity picnic Saturday at Reedsbure
and heard Philip LaFOllette speak
He did fine A fluent speaker. The
Hillpoint band furnished the music
was a gala day for ALL
And now, the grand old 4th of Jul!
is coming right on. And SO 1.-THE year
roll by.
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CLUB:
OPENING DANCE

The Devils Lake Country Club, re.
Gently erected just outside the De-
wills lake state park on the Warner
Memorial road, held the opening
dance Monday evening. About $50 cou-
pies including Baraboo, Portage, De.
wills lake. Reedshurg and Kilbourn
were present. Music for the attrac-
ton was of the best and furnished by
the Terbilcox orchestra.
The pavilion was completed and
opened Friday for the X. P. picnic but
the formal opening was not held un-
til Monday night. The new structure
is a massive pavilion which will cas-
lily accommodate 400 dancers. A soda
fountain has been installed and re-
freshments may be obtained IL de-
sired. Running water from a nearby
spring has also been connected with
the pavilion.
Fred. Kellogg, proprietor of the
club house. expects to hold dances
three or four times a week when the
season has progresser farther The
next dance will be held Thurday of
this week
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PRAIRIE iii Sal

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney COrbett and
son of Chicago are guests of Rev.
George Edwards and family.
Mrs. Odell of Baraboo spent several
days last week with friends here.
Mrs. r. S. Stoddard visited her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Ray Showers at Madi-
son last week
Frank Neu and Roy Sisson are
attending summer session at the U.
of w.
Miss Grace Isaacson of Superior is
a guest of Mrs. Elwyn Harris.
Mr.. and Mr.. Merle Douherty are
viiting relatives in Steuben, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed lick spent Sunday
with friends in Arena
DR.. r. A. Chase, district superinten.
dent of this district of the M. E. church
spent Sunday and Monday here.
Mr.. and Mrs Christ Bernhard have
returned from an extended visit in
West Allis.
Mrs. Dave Stillman and son and
Miss Hewlett of Elk River, Idaho, are
spending the summer at the home of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schara.
The Misses Heron of Milwaukee
spent the fore part of last week with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Doll have re-
turned from Omaha, Neb. where they
taught school the past year. Mrs. Mary
Meyer who had been visiting them
returned with them per auto.
Glen Wagner. formerly of this place
now of Elk River, Idaho. was
married recently to Miss Myrtle Du
Praw of that place.
| Til" tn'ehis : vt.ias arG Fytht4l
Sisters from here attended the picnic
at Devils lake Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Roy Sisson and little
daughter of Bellaire, Mich, arrived
here Thursday to spend the summer
with Mrs. Addie Sisson.
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stockholders of the creamery met in
Finders hall Friday night to change
the name. Heretofore it has been call
ed Cooperative but the name will be
simply Ableman Creamery Co. in the
future.
Medames f. p Popp, E. c. Bentley
and G. F. Scarnke attended the fun
eral of their uncle Henry Kuester
at Freedom
The families of w. c. Holtz and
William Frambs spent Sunday at Del
ton. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Schultz.
Mr.. ind Mrs. E. J. B. Schubring
Of Madison were guests Of her par
eIts MIR. and Mrs. Aug Langenhan
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Fierce and Miss Sadie
Greeney spent Friday with Mrs. Grant
WeiGman III Westfield.
Carl Popp is spending a month with
his brother at Mineral Point.
Beautiful Children's day exercises
were held at the Chapel Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Paff and
daughter Amy of Reedsburg visited
relatives here Sunday.
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RACK HAWK

Miss Lelah Wilmot and Louis Hos
sib were quietly married Saturday
morning at the home of Rev. J. H.
Beck, After the ceremony the young
couple made a trip to Baraboo. They
will make their home near Andrew
Hossigs farm on the former Robert
Schumacher place which they bought
this spring
Miss Alma Barten spent last week
with her sister, Miss Anna Barlen. at
Prairie du Sac returning Sunday
evening
Mrs. Henry Block of Baraboo spent
Saturday and Sunday morning at the
home of her sister, Mrs. George
Sprecher and family.
Mrs. George Gasser and daughter
of Prairie du Sac spent last week at
the home of her father Casper Accola
who is on the sick list.
Miss Ella Riese. is home since last
week from the summer vacation after
teaching school at Broadhead
Mrs. George Iaeple Of Sumpter
spent Sunday an5 Monday with her
sisters and ncthel Mrs. ]. v. Accola
at Black Hawk.
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LOGANVILLE POSTMASTER
RECEIVES DISAPPOINTMENT

Monday Postmaster Ware received
notice from Washington that he had
been reappOinted postmaster by pres
ident Harding ell is receiving con-
gratulltions frcm lis many friends.
MI and Mrs Sam Dearholt spent
tie weekend With Mr.. and Mrs. Zell
Pollok OF &c 6sburP
arbe crowd from here attended
the l. ssionary meeting at Reedsburg
William Soltwedel is much i'm.
proved at this writing HIS many
frieh"a are gia1 Il i..'eIve the good
news.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Hart and fam
lily and Mss Hazel Hart motored to
Spring Green Sunday and visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Schoeman.
Postmaster and Mrs. Ware motored
to Baraboo Sunday. Lorraine Ham
mermeister returned with them after
spending a week here.
DR.. and Mrs. Hanks and family and
Mrs. Dora Riggert motored to Mil
waukee Friday and returned Sunday.
Lorna Hasz came home from Bar
aboo Saturday ana returned Sunday.
Erwin Kruse came up from Wood
stock, Illinois. Friday and returned
Sunday. Paula LIGHT, Ruth and ROena
Kruse returned with him for a week S
stay
Mrs. Fred Luetkins went to Men
dota Monday to visit her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin THESE left
Wednesday on a wedding trip. They
went with their car and expect to be
gone for several weeks.
Walter SchoephosLers expect to
move in their new residence This
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy Westenhaver spent
several days at the o. Twist home
returning to their home in Reedsburg
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Kruse enter
tanned the following company sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Winecke
and fanny, Mr.. and Mrs. ALVIN Den
ger, Stella Kruse and Hy Winecke.
Fred Tilker, an old resident diet
at is home in Reedsburg and was
buried here beside his wife, who pas
sed away several years ago, Mr.. Til
ker lived here a great many years
before moving to Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hasz and fam
ily attended a wedding anniversar.
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Riggert in Reedsburg.
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FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
GATHER AT ABLEMAN HOME
TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

About forty-five relatives and
friends gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. ]. Schanke in Ableman
Sunday evening to celebrate Mrs.
Schanke's birthday. Mr.. and Mrs W.
Schultz and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Holman and family, Mrs.
KrCoger and two sons Otto and Char
lie, Mr. and Mrs. Otto DOmke and
family. Viola Hintz, Elsie Dettman.
Bertha kreOger, Ed Steinhorst, Paul
Fred EEhart De'tman. Alvin Melon
quest. Mr. and Mrs Harry Verthein
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Manthey and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
CleOn Fleming and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Driefke and family.
The evening was spent in playing
games and visiting. Refreshments
were served of ice cream and cake
All departed wishing Mrs. Schanke
many more happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleon Fleming enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fleming and
family to Sunday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Schuck OF
Westfield were Sunday visitors at
the Herman Driefke home.
Viola Fern and Ed Steinhorst
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COUPLE OBSERVE
10th WELDING

The twentieth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Martindala
was celebrated recently by a picnic
dinner at Devils lake. The Martindale
family which includes a son Francis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Houphton, daubh-
ters Beth and Mary, all of Thompson,
ILL.,, are here visiting the David San
sum family in Baraboo. Those pres
ent at the anniversary dinner at the
lake included: Mr.. and Mrs. David
Sansum, John Sansum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearse Sansum, all of Lyons; Mr..
and Mrs. l.. ]. Shuts and daughter
of Delton; Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. San
sum and son, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Eel
lows. Baraboo.
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WE'D Is YEARS
AT NO. FREEDOM
Relatives and Friends of E. B.
Mccoy Gather to Help Cele-
brate the Event

Relatives and friends to the num-
Der of seventy-ive helped Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Mccoy to celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary in the
M. w. A hall, North Freedom Fri
day evening. The evening was spent
in music, games. etc. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served.
There was a short program consist
ing of remarks by Rev. J. Wilcox.
Community singing, talk and reciting
of one of Rileys poems, r. B. Dickie.
remarks by Rev. F. Jordan, song j.
Dickie accompanied by Mrs. Max
Hill. Mrs. r. b. Dickie then in be-
scented the bride and groom of quar-
ter of a century with a silver gift
for remembrance sake. Those pres
ent from out of town were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Duncan, z.
Hill, Mrs. B. Schale and Mrs. Mar
garet Hill all of BarabOo and Rev.
and Mrs. Fred Jordan of Marshfied.
With the be ginning If another day
this -: crwp:nl iCtk tLr,r. depar
ture with wishes for this coupl2 other
anniversary occasions.
Mrs. Carl LANCE entertained the
Royal Neighbors Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. NJ. J. Carpenter is visiting
her daughter, Mrs c. l.. Richardson
in Prairie du Sac.
Mrs. Karl Koehler entertained &
half dozen little girls in honor of hel
daughter Dorothy's first birthday.
A. l.. Hackett who has been EN-
ployed in Milwaukee seveal months
a at home.
Z. J. Burdick, who has had charg'
Iof the pasturizing station here TO
] two years has resigned to take a pos
ition with the Montague Biscuit ant
Candy company of La Crosse. w. c
lFullmer is looking after the station
The canning of the early pea
came to an end Saturday and worl
on the late ones will begin the las
OF the week.
Mrs. Fred Hacker was called t
Indiana Friday by the serious Hines
Of her sister who has since died.
Mrs. Fred Jordan and son FRAN
are spending the week at the A.
Knapp home. Rev. Jordan has gon
to their home in Marshfield.
> Mrs. Mary Blachly and daughter:
Misses Maude and Doris went t
Devils Lake Tuesday to spend tn
summer in the cottage which tn
Misses .Blachly have had built.
Martha Apker spent the last of til
! week in Prairie du Sac
Frances Pippen is spending a for
4 night in Reedsburg. 49, -.
i Mr.. and Mrs w. H, Du Bois sper
l Sunday at the n. Forester home o
Narrows Prairie
Weiland and Schwarz have disso
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panied Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Shultis to
De Forest Saturday to visit Sunday
with John and Henry Lindsay.
Mrs. Asa Camp and children spent
the weekend with Reedsburg relati-
vea
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stoeckman and
children went to Lodi Saturday to
attend family picnic.
Miss Hazel Lawrenz visited iwth
Velma McGaw Fairfield several days
last week.
Robert Simpson of Lodi was home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bass and chill
dren spent Sunday at the CIV Bass
home in Baraboo. Dorothy Bass stay
ed for longer visit with her grand
parents
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-29

we'd partnership. A. Weiland and son
Arthur remaining in the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trebilcock have
moved into the j. Matz house ON
Maple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gunnison and
daughter Miss Esther who are sta
toned near Waunakee spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klein and
son have returned to their home in
Detroit, Mich, after spending a
week at the George Luck home and
with other relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Bertha Schoephoerster lntlI
daughter of Cotton Plant, Ark. are
visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
George L uck, and also parents Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Klien in Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wagner and
daughter Betty of Loganville spent
the weekend at the Wd3tenhaver
home.
Otto Pawlisch has gone to Chicago
where he will teach during the SUM
mer at the Lewis Institute
Mrs. Murray from near Knbourn
is spending several weeks with her
daughter Mrs. John Wagner.
The signers for the Acme chautau.
qua which will be here the IS, 10, 20
and q of July had a meeting Tues.
day evening in Deyhler & Schenkats
hall. The officers are Manager, DR.
C. E. Myers, Secretary, Harriet APP
ker Treasurer w. c. Hahn.
Cy Cooke who is working at North
Lake spent Sunday at home.
The Misses Edith and Edna Pelton
spent Tuesday with Misse Agnes
and Mabel Dickie.
Principal L. w. Ryder is attending
U. W. summer school in Madison.
Miss Gladys Leece is employed in
the Weiland store
Martin Schale, wife and two sons
visited at the John Schale home last
week. They were on their way mo
toring from Kalamazoo. Mich, where
MIR. Schale is supervisor of Physica
Training in the schools, to Waterfowl
" flodI uiS AilOlliGly N1Ao. OCndlC
Miss Ella Sarahan and nephew
Raymond Coughlin of Baraboo visit
ed Wednesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Doherty.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Whaley fell from the porch
which was about three feet from the
ground breaking her collar bone
Mrs. Herman kapelka and daugh
ter Louise have returned from St
Paul where they attended the wed
! ding of a cousin. The formers broth
Ell NJ. Stackman, accompanied them.
Dr. Ralph Draper of Plainfield
has been spending a few days will
his father and other relatives.
Bartel RagatZ of Madison was il
town Tuesday.
! James Draper. Jr., was down from
La Crosse the first of the week.
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K o O. o o Z 0 . . o \
o TUESDAY o
o o y o o G Q o

Mrs. Barbara Won Wald has return
ed from Witwen where she spent a
very enjoyable week, attending the
camp meeting of the Evangelical
church.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips and
family are moving to Lodi, where
Mr.. Phillips will engage in the res
taurant business. They have been
living On Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Cobleigh and
two children motored 20 Madison on
Friday and attended the picnic of the
agricultural experimental station of
thu University of Wisconsin. They
also took in the sights at Villas park.
A. H. Thompson, Miss T. M. Thomp-
son, Jack O'Brien, Virginia LANCE,
and Marshall Pitts of Baraboo and
Mrs. Mollie Wagner and grandson OF
Chicago spent Sunday with William
Lange and family on the Richard
Ringing farm.
Mrs. Lorinda Young and little
granddaughter, Maxine Young, arc
spending a few days in Sumpter with
the formers son Irwin and family.
Mrs. Vera Young will attend the sum-
mer school session of the Sank coun-
" training school at Reedsburg.
Mrs. Roy Radtke of Yves, Allis is
visiting here with her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Fellows. Her husband, who is
an instructor in the manual training
department Of the Milwaukee schools
is attending the summer school Stout
Institute, and Mrs. Radtke will re-
main here during his absence.
Ruth Elizabeth Grau, two year
cid daughter Of Rev and Mrs. Z. l..
G~au. pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Kilbourn, died Friday of
pneumonia The funeral service was
conducted Sunday afternoon by Revs
:. G.. Henke and T. r. AIlstOn.
Mr.. and Ms. Karl Whitstruck and
daughter. Beryl, of Elgin, and Walter
snow Of Chicago were guests of
Harry Walsh and mother over Sun
dqv Thev visited the Dells and
Devils Lake and left this message:
''IlF1ois viii have to take its hat of
to Wisconsin when It comes to seen
e~t--. and good rof is1l
Mss Anita Haven has returned to
her home in Hudson, Wis, after a
visit OF several days here at the
home Of Supt. A. c. Kingsford and
daughter Helen. Miss Haven attend
ed the University of Wisconsin during
the past year and is returning to heI
. hc-7e for tra SUMMER vacation.
Eugene st. Peter and daughters
the Misses Miriam and Ava, motoreo
here from Waukesha on Saturday
and visited at the Charles Jrhge
home on Birch street. Yesterday
they returned home, accompanied b.
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POLITICAL POT
BEGINS TOBOIL

The Sank County political pot has
begun to boil and candidates for coun-
ty offices are beginning to circulate
their nomin ton papers in anticipa-
tion of the September primaries. W.
II. Ode was the first TO make an
announcement through the newspa-
pers. He will be a candidate for
sheriff and will be opposed by Will
lam l.. TarnutZer who held the office
two years ago. The present sheriff,
Herman c. Neitztl, may also enter
the field for the same office, a recent
ruling making him eligible for a
second consecutive term subject TO
later ratification This would make
an interesting three sided race Each
candidate has his supporters and each
one is worthy of the office. Mr.. Tar
nutzer and Mr.. Neitzel both have
served as sheriff in an efficient man
ner.
W. II. Marquette is also announc-
ing himself today as a candidate for
sheriff, his notice appearing else
where in this paper
c. NJ. Du Bots has expressed his
desire through the newspapers to
retain the Office of Register of Deeds
and w. w. Kradwell, one of the pro
prietors of the Kradwell Drug Store,
and commander of the local post
of the American Legion has
his nomination papers in circula-
ton for the same office and will OPP
pose Mr.. Dubois.
J. l.. SiberZ OF the insurance firm
of Joyce and Siberz has already been
heavily endorsed on his nomination
papers for county treasurer. Mr.
Siberz beforG taking up insurance
W ork was employed. by the Bank of
Baraboo and should be well fitted
for the work in the office to which
he aspires. He will run against the
present incumbent, f. NJ. Doll.
AS yet no one has thrown his hat
in the political ring in opposition to
District Attorney H. ]. Bohn, County
Clerk F. A. Cooper, or Clerk of Court
F.. B. Moss. They will, no doubt, be
returned to their respective offices.
Dwight WEIGH will run for the as
| sembly.
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SUUIn DELlUN FARMERS
BUY A NEW TRACTOR

South Delton farmers have bought
a new tractor and separator which
arri1 ed yesterday. Now we will be
ready to thrash our grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holt and chill
d. en- visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman Myers on Websters Prairie.
The Charles Starkey family and
Lewis Capener attended camp meet
ing at Madison Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hausch and
children OF Webster's Prairie were
Sunday visitors at the home Of Carl
NeitZel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Capener and
son Lloyd ate dinner Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Bass in BarabOO.
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} BLACKWELL, BARABOO
WILL CONDUCT CHURCH
SERVICES IN ABLEMAIJ

Edward Blackwell Of Baraboo,
recent graduate of the Theological
college at Wauwatosa, will conduct
English services at the Lutheran
church in Ableman next Sunday
morning.
Miss Sylvia Praff celebrated birth
day anniversary Friday night by en-
terta,ning aflarge number of friends.
Miss Pauline Geisser and Edwin
Smith were married Wednesday at 4
o'clock IN the Lutheran church by
Rev. F. PoaHj A reception to a large
number of relatives and friends. fol-
lowed At the hcnla in Carlin's hall.
They will reside at MitLee. Wiscon-
sin where the groom cwrs a farm.
To comply with a new law the
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ON Ny Way
Labor Day

The results of the slogan contest
conducted by the American Legion
have been announced, Joseph Siberz
being the winner of the five dollar
prize offering by the local chapter for
the best slogan submitted, TO be used
in connection with the second Labor
Day celebration given by the Legion
and its auxiliary.
The slogan chosen is "On My Way,
Labor Day, To Baraboo." and well ex-
presses the intention of those having
the affair in charge. to have every
body on the way to BaraboO, Labor
Day. The celebration last year was
great success and it is planned to
make this years even bigger event.
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were Sunday visitors at the Henry
Steinhcrst home
Paul Linekugel motored to Madi-
son Tuesday after a load of cement
Mrs. Anna Lueth and daughter
Hiss Esther eft Monday for a sew
erals weeks visit with relatives at
Eau Claire.
Miss Lena Truckenbrodt teacher at
St. Paul is home for her summer va
cation
J. Hubert Wuerth of Chicago spent
Saturday and Sunday with his moth
er. His wife accompanied him home
after a weeks visit at the wuerth
home.
- Miss Elizabeth Knipschield OF
Madison arrived in the city Satur-
day for a visit with her parents.
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BAND CONCERT
on THURSDAY

The city band will give a concert
on Thursday evening of this week and
by permission of the park board the
band concert viii take place down
town. The grand stand viii be erected
on Third avenue opposite the Clava-
datschef store and that street will be
closed to traffic between Oak and
Broadway but not until the owners OF
autos that wish have parked their
cars within the allotted space. How
ever, anyone parking his car on
Third avenue between Broadway and
Oak before the concert begins must
remain until it is over Special police
will be on hand TO enforce regulations
and an effort will be made to keep
children off the grand stand and 9th
erwise have conditions so that the
band can play to the best advantage.
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BARABCO wins
CLOSE GAME

The BarabOO baseball team defeat
ed the NJ. & A. market nine of Madi-
son Sunday afternoon at the local
fair grounds. The game was an ex-
citing contest from start to finish
and lasted II innings. The final score
was to 4. Elliott, Baraboos pitcher,
scored the winning run on bunt by
E. A. Rice, catcher for the Locals.
Lineup: Ted" elliott, T; E. A.
Rice. c; II. Haugh, ID; Fellows, 2b;
K. Mould, IS; Ray Cooper, 3b; d.
Dubois, If; J. Bray, Ct; c. DuCharms,
RI
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GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
BLEACHES FRECKLES

Squeeze the quice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White, which any drug
store will supply for a few cents,
shake well, and you have a quarter
pint of the best freckle and tan
bleach, and complexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lem
on lotion into the race, neck. arms
and blemishes bleach out and how
clear. oft and rosy-white the skin be-
comes.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-29

Mrs. st. Peter. who has spent the
past several weeks here, caring for
her sister. Miss Maeta Junge,
Miss Geraldine Buckley has arriv-
ed to spend the summer months with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Buck
ley, Ninth avenue. Miss Buckley has
taught during the past year in Lasan-
imas, Colorado. and since her school
closed has taken a three weeks trip
through the mountains Of the state.