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Evening star., 1922-09-28
So, 600 JEWELRY MISSING.
Police Seek Colored Maid in 18th
Street Robbery.

Jewelry valued at $500. consist
ing of six diamond rings and dia-
mond brooch, disappeared from the
home of Mrs. Mary E. Allan, 3402
18th street. Tuesday afternoon. Part
of the jewelry belonged to Miss Lola
Allan.
A colored maid. who had been in
the employ of the family three days,
disappeared shortly before the jewell
ry was n1iSSed. and Detectives Swee-
ley and Waldron are anxious to ques-
tion her about the jewelry.
The police were told that the col
ored maid was employed through a
local agency, and she is said to an
swer the description of a girl who
worked in other homes where jewelry
was stolen.
Evening star., 1922-09-28
Drqpery Dept.
Special Sale of
Lace Curtains

Lace Curtains
Marquisette Curtains, 214
yards long; white, ivory and
ecru; double hem; cluny inser-
tion and edge. Regular $2.75.
Special, SITS Pair
Fine Brussels Net Curtains,
21s yards long; hemmed edges;
trimmed with real lace in artis-
tic designs. Regularly worth
$500 and $500.
Special, $3.50 Pair
White and ivory Marquisette,
36 inches wide; a specially good
quality Of double-thread con-
struction.
Special, Zoe Yard
\ Velton, SO to 36 inches wide; a
printed pile fabric particularly
effective as drapery; twelve
beautiful designs and colorings.
Special 756+ Yard
Evening star., 1922-09-28
RuuD MEN TO BANQUET.
Celebrate Tonight 25th Anniver'
sary of Firms Founding.

The Washington organization OF the
Ruud Manufacturing Company Of Pitts
burgh, will celebrate the twenty-nfth
anniversary of the founding OF the com.
PAM, by a theater party and dinner
tonight. The whole locaa organization
will be guests of the company. :,
Other branches elsewhere will mold
similar ceiebr2 tions. while at the rae
tory in Pittsburgh, employees will give d
testimonial dinner to Edwin Ruud. the
president of the company.
Evening star., 1922-09-28
/ wife NAMES NINE.
Seeks Limited Divorce From r. L.
Wright, Jr.

Mrs. Grace W. Wright today filed
suit in the District Supreme Court for
a limited divorce with alimony from
her husband. Robert Lee Wright, jr.,
eastern manager of Chicago advertiS-
ing corporation. who she says mi. .kes
$4,000 a year. They were married May
Is, 1914, and have one child. The wife
charges cruelty and asks the court TO
enjoin her husband from molcsting her
or visiting her apartment.
Through Attorneys Mason. SpaldnS
and McAtee the wife says she found a
picture of another woman among ner
husbands effects and also letter fr, m
q woman whom he had met in Rich
mond. The letter is couched in endear-
ing terms. The names of nine other
women to whom the husband has paid
attention are mentioned in tho bill.
Evening star., 1922-09-28
PRESIDENT DECLINES BID.

President Harding will be unable to
attend the celebration in Fremont.
Ohio, October 4. to observe the Tooth
anniversary of the birth of former
President Rutherford B. Hayes.
He so informed Scott r. Hayes. son
of the late President. when the latter
called at the White House today.
Formal invitation to the President
was delivered to the White House
several weeks ago, and at the time
Evening star., 1922-09-28

early in November. Grading Of the site
already is under way.
The structure will be of fireproof con-
struction throughout, In accordance with
fire and building regulations.
Evening star., 1922-09-28

the President thought it was possible
that he might be able to participate
in the ceremonies, but subsequent
events. he explained, have pre-
vented it.
Evening star., 1922-09-28
work the merits of our governmental

OF course, the building would be
ornamented by statues of famous
constitutionalists, and. in case the
Suggested educational founoail1n
we're established, the aforesaid public
meetings should be addressed. in ad-
dition to native talent. by orators and
statesmen from abroad. and In the
course OF time the influence of Con-
stitueion Hall would extend Tar he-
yond the shores of the United states.
WILLIAM Upton TALBOT.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
TONY

n O'Mark and j. Newhouse were
business visitors in Rhinelander Fri
day.
Mrs. Peter Lund has been very sick
the past week with an attack of the
grippe.
Miss Hazel LaRonge, of Ladysmith,
spent the weekend with the Misses May
and Josephine O'Mark.
The Misses Mabel Bly, and Anna Ri
ley. teachers in our local school, were
business visitors in Ladysmith last Sat
urday.
| Miss Elizabeth thinner is very seri-
| ously i'll with pneumonia. She is re.
ceiying treatment at st. Mary's hos
pital in Ladysmith.
The Hotel Helm re-opened Monday
after being closed for the past several
months. Nh and Mrs. A. {. Weber. of
| Brule, Wis, are in charge.
| Jack Sybers returned to his work
at Spirit Falls the first part OF the
| week after spending the past three
| weeks here at the home of his parents.
| Miss Josephine O'Mark returned to
| her school work at Ladysmith Wednes-
| day, having been home the past several
days suffering with an attack OF the
grippe.
a very interesting program was Civ
en- at the schoolhouse Wednesday af-
ternoon in memory of Washington and
Lincoln's birthday. Several Of the
ladies in the village attended.
The last pre-lenton party of the sea-
E, son was Folk dancing party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Sybers in the Sy-
| bers hall. Messrs. Frank Petrick and
Oscar Amundson furnished the music.
An all-around good tine was had by
everyone.
a large crowd of people, both young
1 and old, enjoyed a basket social at the
town hall Friday evening. A most en-
| joyable evening was spent in playing
games, and at IL o'clock the baskets
were Sold The proceeds of the social
were turned over to the charitable com
| mittee
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
CLOVERLAND

Mrs. Frances Hooker is better al
this writing.
Mrs. J ]. Theesfield is on the sicE
list this week
Mrs. Frank Wiedman shopped ii
I.adysmith Monday.
4 few neighbors spent an enjoyable
evening at the f. t. Redman hom,
Sunday.
Lilas Redmann was unable to attend
high school the past week as the roads
were so drifted.
Friday March 10. at 500 D. IN. will
be the next community meeting in the
Cloyerland schoolhouse.
Has anyone heard how Clarence
Del'ew reached home Sunday night
The snaw WAS rather deep.
The Paul children returned to Schoo'
Monday after an absence of few
weeks or account of scarlet fcver
Mr. Depew went to Tony Sunda.
after the mail as the mail carrier waS
unable to make the route after tho
storm
On account Of the snow Ralph could
uof take the teacher to school with the
dog and sled so he hitched the team to
the stone boat.
Mr.. and Mrs Weir and daughter and
William Hurley spent a pleasant even
ing at the Frank Wiedermann home
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs William Larson enter
tanned the Cloverland card club at
their home Tuesday evening The
evening was spent i'll playing 'cinch"
and luncheon was served at midnight.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
WEYERHAEUSER

AIrss. T. J. Shepard has been quite
i'll the past week but is able to be about
now
Miss Marvel Maffett entertained the
DE- girls at a slumber party at her
home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Anna Sedmiradsky and Miss
Miriam Ross, Of Bruce. visited at the
Z. Keith and II. Wilson homes on Sat
urday.
The ,show" troupe that showed here
last week have all gone The talents
of this troupe were not appreciated
enough to pay for their expenses.
No "a came in Friday afternoon and
turned back again to Minneapolis. Our
town was quite lively with so many pas
sengers. The hotel was filled to ca
pacity.
The little friends of Edward Chris
tan helped him celebrate his tenth
birthday Tuesday afternoon. The time
was spent in playing games and singing
! school songs.
Miss Minnie Comstock brought q
| special physician with her Monday to
/ examine the new beneficial members
| for the r. n. A lodge Twenty took
out insurance. A special meeting was
/ held Tuesday evening and eight new
members were initiated into the order.
Neighbor Comstock gave the obligation.
/ Lunch was served.
Not much news this Week--t0o much
storm. Everyone was glad to stay at
home To people not having lived III
/ this country long, the storm and snow
was a novelty, a really beautiful sight
but not to the men who had to shovel
the means of transportation. Section
Boss Christensen had a big gang OF
men working early and late, cleaning
out the railroad yards. Farmers all
/ lad to get out and clear the roads, and
! it has been almost impossible for the
mail carriers to make their routes.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
HORSEMAN

Vivian Robinson spent the weekend
at the Delano home.
Mrs j G. Bewley is feeling better
again after a short illness.
Ernest Torville helped Bill Gleason
do some butchering recently.
c. T. and NJ. j Alderman were Rice
Lake business callers Saturday.
Clarence yickers was a visitor at
the VIM. Delano home recently.
Jim Bittles and Ed Devereau pur-
chased hay from T.. a. Wilsey last
week
Chester Wood went to Rice Lake on
Saturday to call on some of his old
friends
w j. Yates, Of Rice Lake, was out
TO his farm Monday. We don't see how
he recognized it.
Charles Axteli received news of his
fathers serious illness at his home
near Danbury.
Louis Durion is landing several car
loads of maple hardwood at Strick-
/ land this winter
+. g. Hull had the misfortune to lose
q horse short time ago. We are told
its affection was only a case of old
age.
Most of the roads are still far from
being good Several of our citizens
found it very difficult to get feed from
| town.
| Last Wednesday night Mrs Fandess
passed away at her home. The funeral
| was held the first of the week and in
torment was made in the Kalish GENE
terry.
The following transacted business III
Rice Lake Monday: Roy and Martin
| Strand. J. c. Bewley. Il. G. Hull. NJ. J.
Alderman, VIM. Delano and ]. f. Bit
ties.
| Robert Gleason drove as far as the
| Bittle farm Sunday. intending to cal
at the home of his brother. Wilfred, but
the depth of the snow caused him tf
change his mind and return.
| Mr.. Case and son went home Sun
day morning. They intend to be pres
ent at the celebration of the formers
/ anniversary, which is to be held at the
Case home at Rice Lake.
@. Marion has contracted to cleal
sixty acres by August 1923 and he ha'
a fine piece of clearing under way III
expects to seed down all the land a
/ fast as it is cleared SO he will have ;
/ fine tame pasture in few years to b'
followed by fine crops of hay.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
TOWN OF WILSON

Uaass loaded a car Of cordwood on
Tuesday.
V. ZalabaS has been hauling wood
for Dekeyser
Practically everything is snowbound
in the town of Wilson.
Mr. Dyer attended the dance at VIII
son Center last Saturday night.
Mr.. Hook tipped over a load of wood
and left it at the schoolhouse corner.
There is a dance next Saturday at
the Pioneer community club. Lyons
novelty orchestra will play.
Mr.. Fuka shoveled the large drifts
from the road so he could haul hay,
but from all appearances he has the
same job to do again soon.
Everyone turned out Friday TO shovel
snow and clear the roads. 1t took
from s until 3 o'clock to get to town
Teacher kept the grub line.
Mrs. Head. of Rice Lake. was taken
suddenly i'll with a hemorrhage OF the
brain Monday night and only lived q
few hours. She was taken to Wan,
paca to be buried Several of the rel
atives came to go through with the
ECGy.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
STRICKLAND

Jake Thomas has purchased Il new
nhonograph and it is dandy.
We are all using skis now as it is
the only way we can get around.
Mrs. John Larsen. of Weyerhaeuser,
spent 4 few days with relatives the
past week.
W. w. Winchester has quit making
trips down the track. Here's hoping
West. Suppose we ought to mention
George.
The Strickland Social Club held their
meeting on Tuesday this week as the
first was Ash Wednesday. A recitation
was given by Miss Gladys Vollert and
Mr.. Monthey spoke Barbara Fritchie.
after which the meeting adjourned and
games were played
Mrs. Peter yandenis died Feb. -
from no apparent cause She mad
been sick some time back but had ap-
parently recovered. The remains We're
shipped to Hugo, Mimi, where they
have relatives. When Mr.. VandeniS
can straighten up his affairs here. ne
will return to Hugo, Mimi
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
RIVERSIDE

Daniel Cox hauled hay last week
Oscar Engstf0ln hauled UP some fire
wood last week
There is plenty Of snow here at Riy-
erside, and il is still showing.
Chester White was on the sick list
last week, having bad cold
q. Vets and Adam Hartman were
Conrath visitors last Monday.
Be sure and attend the farmers III
stitute at Sheldon March and 8.
j. E. Morphew and Irvine SEpweil
drove to Conrath last Monday or bus
mess.
On account of the blizzard last
Thursday Miss Sybers did not have
school
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Cox spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Sergeant
near Sheldon.
Emmett Chalfant. the handy man.
hauled another load of silage from
sheldon Monday
Lucy Umback spent the weekend
with her folks. returning to school al
I.adysmith on Monday
The bad roads kept Lawrence Cox
from getting clear around on the mail
route the first of the week.
:. j. e. Morphew, Harrison Cox and
Emmett Chalfant put some new seats
in the schoolhouse Saturday.
Paul Morphew returned from one OF
the Flambeau River Lumber Co. s
camps last Saturday, on account of be-
ing sick.
Miss Virginia Tate, primary teacher
of Sheldon, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her folks at Riverside. She
returned to Sheldon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanold gave a
party last Sunday in honor Of Mrs.
Hanold's sister, Lucy Umback's 18th
Those present were Mes
DANES Margaret Haase, Adolph Bey-
cler, Roy West, Kenneth Shepherd,
Misses sgd Sybers and Dora Stowell,
and Irvine StowelL Everyone had a
good time playing games and tricks.
4 good dinner was served at IL: 80.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
SHELDON
to February

EaTeWCll u
The mercury thermometers about
here were frozen up Tuesday morning.
Cornell Elkow was business caller
in Sheldon and vicinity last Monday.
Judging from his loaded sleigh he al
so did some trading somewhere.
The dance given ut the warehouse
Saturday night for the benefit OF the
baseball club is spoken of as success
full affair. Music was furnished by an
orchestra from Ladysmith.
We hear that Ernest Fink was found
in his home in dying condition and
said he had by mistake taken some
poison in the place of medicine he sup
posed he was getting. He died before
ANYTHING could be done for him.
j. r. Topper went to Ladysmith to
st. Mary's hospital Monday for med
ical attention He thinks he was poi
soned by some canned stuff he ate
while at Arnold not long ago. He has
been sick ever since and has lost sixty
pounds, he says.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
GLEN FLORA

Ben Moksness was LadysmitIi call
er Friday.
Albert Stoker had business at Bruce
Thursday.
Mrs Louis Bisson, of Ingram, visit
ed here Thursday.
Carl Swanson was a visitor at La
dysmith Friday.
Arthur Lane, of Hawkins, was a Wis
itor here Friday.
Lee Olson transacted business a
Tony last Wednesday.
Steve Krisik had husinesss at Con
rath Wednesday and Thursday
H. NJ Jones, of L.adysmith, was g
business caller here Wednesday.
Mrs Elizabeth Biller was caller
at Ladysmith Thursday and Friday.
Miss Cora Edming spent wednesday
and Thursday with friends at Kennan
B. FultS and Oryille LaPOrte were
at Ladysmith last Wednesday on bus
mess.
Charles Austin and Albert JakOubek
were at Ladysmith last Thursday oE
business.
Mesdames a. O. Barstad and Henry
Boyd visited at Sheldon Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Roy Gracious was the guest
of friends at Sheldon Monday ano
Tuesday.
Mesdames Frank Wilson and Ear
Nelson spent last Wednesday at Tony
with friends.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
PLEASANT VALLEY

Miss Ella Power, evangelist, held
services at the home Of We. Tiegs Or
Sunday. .a.s:. y. !. Z; 80
There has been no mail delivery On
route 2 since last Tuesday, owing to.
the drifted roads.
Mrs. Fred Tiegs and son, Franks
drove up to Crystal, Sunday for visit
at the d. Scott home.
Quite number of farmers from this
vicinity attended the Ed Corrin sale
west Of Bruce, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eigler, of Pom
eroy. Iowa, arrived here Saturday for
a visit with the slatter,s sisters. Mes
DANES Delivan, H6ople and Tones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morse, who have
spent the winter in Nebraska and Mis-
onri. write that there has been little
snow in those states. and the~tempera
ture has not been lower than 10 dc
grees below They will find plenty OF
snow here when they return March j.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meyer and chi
dren departed for Stevens Point Oh
Wednesday, where they will visit with.
the iatter's parents. Mr.. Meyer VII
remain a week, while Mrs. Meyer AMI
children expect to stay for three or
four weeks.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
AMACOY LAKE

Gertie kernwein is employed at the
George Jordan home.
punch" and Joe look rather sad
these days. Wonder why?
Many people from here attended the
III. Corrin sale north of Bruce.
Mrs. Young is leaving for Milwaukee,
where her husband fell and got hurt.
Earl Golf who has been attending
the university at Madison arrived home
Tuesday evening.
Rollo Golf says that. trains don't run
on schedule any more. SO he has pur-
chased a Ford. .
Joe Bates and Miss Coyer are Civ
ing dancing party at the pavilion
Saturday evening.
A crew of men shoveled out the road
between here and Bruce Friday. The
roads were impossible,
Milton Golf was a Soft Maple visi-
for Tuesday evening. Cold night for
horseback riding eli Punch
Two Amacoy boys declare they
would like to know the man who III
vented skis. Last Sunday Berger Exc
fell and broke his arm. Friday. Dean
Raiza had his right knee put out OF
Joint.
The party at the Il. Heatsch home
last Saturday evening was well at
tended Dancing and card playing
were the amusements. A bountiful
lunch was served TO the guests and all
reported Il fine time.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
EAST GROW

c. X. Loomis hauled several loads OF
hay from near Tony hast week.
Skis and snowshoeS are much Al
evidence since the recent sllOwstorm.
Christ Fischer and Ernest Perlitz
were business callers in Ladysmith on
Saturday.
Fritz Mannebach rode over to the
Rudolph Fink home at Little Jump on
Saturday
Miss Jessie Schmidt has returned tC
Ridgeland. Wis, after spending week
with her sister, Mrs. Carl Grover.
1t was noticed last week that Car
Grover had clipped the tail of one O1
his horses. However, when he was be
ing complimented ON the neat job he
disclaimed all credit, giving it to cali
Which had been loose in the barn. We
are wondering how the poor calf di
gested the unusual food.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
CEDAR RAPIDS

Mrs. r. \. Young called on Mrs Ben
Moksnes Sunday afternoon.
John Moksnes called at the Carlson
home Sunday afternoon.
Carl Kreklau made business trip
TO Ladysmith Monday
Bernice and Margaret Holm called on
Mrs. Kernwein last Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Everts were call
erS at the Oscar Crawford home Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Alfred Krogstad and Mrs j. a.
Peterson called on Mrs. Martin Void
Monday afternoon.
Quite IA few from this vicinity at
tended the cake social at the Maple
Crest school house Saturday evening.
4. r. Everts called at the Reno home
last Monday. Mr.. Reno is slowly i'm
4 play. entitled Borrowing Trouble -
will be presented at the next cOmmun-
ity meeting i'll the town hall Saturday
evening, March II.
Cedar Rapids is noted for her good
roads since the blizzard last week. due
to the fact that Il crew of men, pat
ent snow pillow and several scoop shov-
els heaved snow for two days.
Edward Johnson, Jacob Evjin, Royal
J. Young, Johnnie Johnson and j. A.
Peterson made a business trip TO Big
Falls the firsst of the week. Mr.. John
son and Mr., Evjin remained at the
Falls.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
Old Settler Dies

Ernest Fink died very suddenly last
Friday after short illness. He was
one of our early settlers, having come
here from Germany over thirty years
ago. He first settled near Glen Flora
as there was no Ladysmith at that
time, and then later moved to farm
southeast of Ladysmith, where he re
sided until his death.
Mr.. Fink was 81 years of age, and
is survived by brother. Rudolph Fink
of Little Jump, and sister, Mrs. En-
ma Perlitz, of this community.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
WIN Il OUT
OF Is GAMES
Hawkins Team Makes Excellent
Rec0rd.--Hawkins Per-
sOnal Mention

We are proud of the Hawkins high
school team and the record they have
made. They have lost but one gan
oat of thirteen and are pretty sure 10
90 70 the Superior tournament which
will mean a good chance for them 10
win place there, we believe
The Hawkins hghschool team viii
play Fiiield Friday night in the grace
school gymnasium.
The grade school will play the T.
,lysmith grade school at that place.
Joel Stone went to Ladysmith Sa
urday.
john Marc0tt went to Ladysmith q
Tuesday
William Craig went to Minneapol :
Saturday.
Roland Barnett went to Ladysmita
Saturday on business
G. c. Ellingson was business caller
III Ladysmith Monday,
( The Cloyerland Dairy Co is bus
Cling theif ice house.
HanSen'S string orchestra. of Lady
smith. was here last Saturday
Bert Barnes and Wm. Bates were
business callers in South Forks Tues
day.
The Camp Fire girls will give an en-
teriainment March 10. Everybody
come
Walter Edming returned from a
weekend visit at his home in Glen
Flora.
Ellie Simmons left the latter part
Of the week on business trip to
South Dakota.
\ surprise party was given Wednes
day for Mrs. VIM. Bates in honor of
her birthday.
Mrs Fred Peterson, of Rhinelandel,
who has been here with friends has
gone to Rice Lake
Carrier Critchfield made his route
trip Tuesday for the first time since
the big snow storm.
liz MIIdClG Mill Will Dc SlloNti
at Karlman's movie house Wednesday
and it is expected to be good.
Dorothy Baker, who has been slight
ly under the weather for few days
was back in school Tuesday.
The girls club has been working
studiously to prepare a play which
they plan to present March IA.
Elsie Gust who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs VIM. Harmon, re-
Turned to her home at Ingram Mon
day.
attending bankers convention III
Minneapolis, returned Saturday morn
ing.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Societ.
ence Ellingson and Louis Nelson las;
Wednesday.
Miss Cora Edming was up from Glelt
Flora Saturday. She has accepted -
position with Michaelson & Hughes Co
of Ladysmith.
l.. ID. st. Clair, who attended the bias
ketball game between Stevens Poin5
and Stout Institute, reports a defea
for Stevens Point.
Mr. ResimiuS who is lineman for tho
local telephone company, was here or
Wednesday making repairs on teIe'
phone lines and telephones.
Mrs. Burton Barnett, who has bee
visiting with relatives near Phillips
returned home Monday, ,accompanieG
by her sister, Miss Elizabeth Link.
w. NJ Eliingson stopped at Mime
apolis to have some dental work done
While on his way to Chicago, where 10
expects To take course i'll physical
training,
The basketball game for last Fri
day night was called off to permit West
boro to play an elimination with Rio
Lake to select the representative team
for the Stevens Point tournament.
The teachers meeting which was to
have been held at the grade school last
Saturday. was necessarily postponed
as no trains were running because OF
the snow blockade, making it lmpossl-
bic for the teachers to attend.