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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26

Ilodh.- Not Recovered
.lps ~ The victims have not
l.,,,..,t .,a f.- n,t. r...,,
y unity "'' can nc ''ii pil'n
-sI per-ous were seen 20 fall
h. sWalfen river and others
IA -. ~, ...t..i'... -.
Z, 7A 'N' ','''-'''A '''' '- -'''
u other OF H. a Fattir, MR..
20. Rrndley and three chill.
.,a a,n of a w pct,ts
-,
h'N'' Ni""H'n.
lhponse was awaiieu tuuHy 90
4 lppeai last night for $4,000
n .',t.h 4, .,r. ,or ,,o ,i,ot
'ers.
n nest fpr grand jury inycs-
bon of th. aficp,d dvnnmittnu
-
''7 W "''N INV" ~ 'Nl'H "''
IltCd today John "a Mccain.
.nan Of tho ieyee board. de-
!, -, .t.,., r., Loo. ..,t,.,
n
N N'ft'rdhN W'r" d}hhi'ii''n'
tho north side twenty-five
A. miles uf land h said Gee DE
N water and that portion ~
j,lty virtually IT. Isolated In
sections The situation g. near
serious.
ldencr ~ dynnmiting of IN"
n along tho Trinity WAS NOT
N today and further develop
A. ln the report that unknown
i,ns had caused the hreaKs in
leyccs were lacking Flood
Yrs along tho river expressed
that the report was
N bN shots fired 10 warn
ins In the luwlands TO icnNe
homes,
..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
Missing Sesplane
Found; Six Persons
On Board Safe

MIAMI April 90 The serptani'
santa Maria mirsiug since raf1s
Monday when n began fitght
from Key West to NaHssu with ri8
persons aboard had been found
no Wilson Island. hcrurdlng 20 ~
wireless message received here to-
dnN at n no from Havana
Tho radio. from one nf the navat
planes scot ouf early today stated
that the puFsnnncra on the santa
Mara were taken 20 haaHah hY A
small boat while tho uiltf snd fhs
mHo sanirian remained with tho
plane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26

SAN FRANCISCO. April 80
Wild Birds the year pslze
play OF the creek thrator play
ers ~ the University ut ,nli-
fornIu. is too Wild for San
Francisco audience.
Peter Peshon. censor Tor the
San Francisco police depart
meut. CrdSred the play with
drawn from the Player club
theater here last night ~ inn
moral The play had been
given here five nighta Previous
~ Il had been shown 20 campus
audiences In Wheeler hall ON the
university campus at Berkeley.
About half the players are
university students, hair pro-
feasionals For dass tempest
hat ragged In university circles
ever situations IN the play deal
ING with eNpactant mother
mood
President David i. Darrows Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
Paper Makers
Vote Against
Taking Wage Cut

NEW YORK. Aprii 1s fNf
Tho Associated lsrrss , Tho STRIKE
vote taken by the tntcrnafiona
Hrothnrhnod ~ Paper Makers W.
otrrw whrimingiy aEainft accept.
ance % wage reductions proposed
hy manufacturer of nrwanrini
paper. jeremiah z. Carey prcri-
don't ~ the brotherhood. an
nounced ni a conference with the
manufacturer here today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26

lIitntion. trace mhAih'u"
hi,y 81 wind. miles per houf'
r., |,,evatiing direction, south
III ,.rtor of the day, cloudy
n Statr weather.
- neNicui Unsettled to-
In, ana Thursday. probably
tnwcra u"'''
thursday
X ,,,ona Generally fair TO-
u ~, ana Thursday, except rain
N .,trcme northeast portion,
f,pe change In temperature,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
Kills 2 Policemen
And Hauls Bodies
To Undertaker's

ANNiHToN Ala. Arm 26
I'4iram~n Joe r holiday and ~
B. Hurst wcra shot and killed hers
today BY Policeman Marshal
WEIGH Afte- Staying the polire-
man. WEIGH drove the two bodies
ia an automobile 80 an undertaking
eefhhliahment and rirFenderef
Accordira 20 police Welch said Le
snut iiohday IN self defense ana
INT = . shooting o. Hurst WA AZ.
cidental,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
4 PERSONS DROWNED
"A HtIdkENitIDtsl.

BRECk kENRTDGE Texas April
26.-Three persons are reported 20
have drowned IN the sudden flood
lnE of GonhAles Creek near here
today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
TIIiI.TY nI.SIcNs

SANTA ~ Arril rs Assistant
State Engineer W q Turloy re-
signed today 10 take thr office ~
May !.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
nNsnI.INL GnI, Ir

NEW YORK. AprI .U Tho
STANDARD Ol company ~ Sew
IvrrrN fntlN announced un in.
crease 81 ONE cent gHilon .n
tre export price nf gasoline.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26

II X u = ~
tompefaturc,
go. lowest
4 enptraturc,
t6t u a ilN
range tenn
perature "a
mean daily
Z culslerhtpre,
hN relative
humidity. 6
D. u ~
relative hu
dity u q
m. fs: pre-
- -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26

Tlr travel accidcnt policy
g. frcc 10 every Hcrald
subscriber ~ you haven't
ftsg isiersrf for yours. turn
a. the tiank IN ttlflays
paTs'r aud usc u. Nou
may ncrd the protection
Tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26

IN your search for n Job.
your sale Of "a u-rd csr -
ur whichever your wunt
may b,s-Iust reach for
your telephone aud call
3t5. the Want Al tclc-
phone. Coent the Cost ln
teTini'z Count Oil re-
suits In dollnrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26

fatcr service restored by tonight
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
AUTO INDUSTRY.
6: :5FIAlIR[|.::lOUITSTRIPS:::
IRON And STEEL

Analysis of information secured
through governmental sources discIo-
Sos that the automobile industry, il
the largest manufacturing enterprise
in the world
The value of the 1922 automotive
output will be approximately S2.725.-
00G 900.
This total is SO per cent greater
than the value of the output in the
second largest industry the refining
of petroleum (65 per cent of which is
used by automobiles), 65 per cent
greater than the value of the iron
and steel output, and more than
twice the value of all cotton goods
produced in the textile mills Of the
country.
Employs t,662yOCo Wage Farmers
With it's various subsidiary lines.
the automobile business influences the
Industrial labor market TO a more
pronounced extent than does any
other great industry.
There are T27 900 wage earners. in
production, sales and service work.
whose income is derived directly from
the industry. .u
In addition TO these there are 935.
900 other wage Gamers. who derive
their income indirectly from the
automobile business These are dri-
vers and chauffeurs and workers III
industries supplying raw materials TO
manufacturers Of automotiye pro
ducts.
Directly and Indirectly the automo
bile industry influences the employ
ment OF l.662,000 wage earners.
Carries More Passengers Than Rail-
roads
The automobile is. today, the lead
ing passenger transportation agency
in the United States.
There are today $3.50 railroad pas-
senger coaches In use. having q seat
inc capacity OF 100000 passengers
The seating capacity of s,5oo0oO auto
mobiles now in use is 47,090,009.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12

Alexanders he .ayt # I'd. week, i
Mrs. Joha Simon spent the slatter
part of last week with relatives At
Maple Hill. (n c'~
AfessFs.. 81 4seha, rsGJytheifi and
Earnest KOphig and families cniCy-
ed IN auto trip to Madison :fenday
Mr.. and Mrs.3.Walter Schmidt and
baby were Sunday visitors at Ed.
Behns home.
Mrs. Nancy Schultz called at '1ba
h6me3of her son Clarence Thursday
evening. r. pa.,,t -. ~ as-5i 'He;
Mrs. Stella, Bartch of minneapolis
and Rudolph Braun OF Kansas have
been visiting at the lido Brown and
+. Brooks homes, and on San
day. Mrs. Brooks entertained. the fol-
lowing people in their honor, Mr. and
Mrs Walter Brooks of Madison, Alice
Brooks, Reedsburg, MIR. and Mrs.
John 0etzman.- Roy Brooks and. Mr..
anI Mrs. lido Braun and sonrWflfred.
Mrs. Floyd Fleming was a Friday
caller-rat Mrs. William sAlexander,s
home. 1'ss~,. 49,
A Rally Day program Vail be given
next Sunday evening at therGerman
NJ F.. church here but thereafter. the
services will be. held at the ! usual
morning hour. ,rr
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
~..1I 4pfr3s3 gsbSr1 r..9T1c =:
HOGS FOR PHILLIP, -
FARM ARRIVE IN SPRING
53>,.qnslreoa& GREEN BY Rail

Three truck load OF hogs arrived
in Spring Green BY tfasn last Thurs
day and were taken to the Tx. Gov.
Phillip farm on Sank Prairie.
c.: r. Post and George Cam.nack
were IN Baraboo last Monday on bust
ness. 'TS al
x. p. Sorenson departed last Thurs.
day'vfor' Cumberland. Wis. where he
has some land. Mr. Serenson IS max
ing the trip with his motorcycle his
little daughter Helen occupying the
sideca-. ~
II vas estimated that 5000 people
attended the dedication exercises at
Tower Hill a week ago. Many could
not ger within hearing distance Of
the pavilion where the speaking Was
go'ns on.
Mrs. G. F. Post and Miss Lilly Sitter
were in Milwaukee last ueeF attend
ing a meeting Of the grand chapter
OF the o. f. s.
Fred Buchner CT the town 81
Wyoming shipped carload OF fifty
hogs last Thurs. that averaged $40
pounds each. The total weight of the
load vas 17,045 pounds.
Anton ;Schlosser, Fl. L. Gray. +. s.
Sherwood and A. E. Snyder attended
thu Portage fair last, Thursday.
Rev. W. r. Schilling, vas in James
Vile the first Of last week attending
the annual meeting of, the Congrega-
tional conference which was held in
tina. city. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ". Rely OF
Fort Dodge, Iowa, came last week
To visit Mr.. Reely's brother and sis
, tiers. Ralph, Lillian and Mrs. Hayes
at the old Rely home.
Brick work is progressing nicely on
the -additioa to thew. C. eCorrell
building and the second floor level
@ill soon be reached. ste1e
The Wisconsin. River Power com
pany unloaded two carloads OF poles
hare last week TO be used on the ex--
tension Of its lines TO Lone Rock.
Henry Buckner OF the town OF Wy
oming and Miss Lillian Jones OF the
town of Spring Green were married
last Wednesday at noon at the N.
+. parsoage. Rev. w, N. Philpott Off
ciated. The newiyweds left at once
FOR Buffalo AID Niagara Falls TO Wis
il relatives and spend their honey
moon. Mr. and Mrs. Buchner wilt
make their home on the Buckner farm
y, 4ha 4Nv-n ~ WvOvnIng
Emery Gregory OF Reedsburg has
r,ute5 roorns vacated by DR.. Motelet
i; Gently and win open a photograph
studio in the near future.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
LIME RNsCr

B. G. Rotzoll and nephew, Donald
Rotzon, from Baraboo spent the week
end at the Herb l.. Smith home. r.>
Mr. and Mrs. Boss Borland from
Ubia spent the weekend at the homes
of their son Sam and daughter Nora
in this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kidd and
children from Boomer city spent Sun
day at the Sam Borland home.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Warren spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Daniels.
John L. Smith spent Sunday at the
j.. l.. Gibson home. Nelson Emery
from Sparta was also a guest.
Nj. and Mrs. Ira Wheeler and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Wheeler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wheeler and
NJ. and Mrs. Herman Schuette all
enjoyed an outing for fishing at At
kison's a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb l.. Smith were
Lyons callers on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Phillips and son
IRA spent Sunday atthe Wn. Neigh
bore home at Reedsburg.
Mrs. William Rotzoll is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Herb l.. Smith
Frank Warren and sister were Sun
day callers at the orrie Rizzlie home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Hainstock and
daughter spent Sunday at the home
of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner from Ithica
have come to make their home with
their home with their daughter and
son in law. Mr. and Mrs. Orvelle Coop
er for the winter.
T. l.. Gibson entertained his daugh
ter. Mamie and friends Mr.. and Mrs
Glen Lawrence and children Sunday
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
PRAIRIE Du SAC FOLKS
ATTEND GOLDEN WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs. j. B. SchoephoersteT
Prairie du Sac, attended the golden
wedding of the latter's parents Mr.
an Mrs. Ferd wegner, Spring Green
Snnday- They are spending this
week. in Stoughton., ....r ..r
NJ. and Mrs. II. v. Page are visit
ing their daughter Mrs. John Bueh
Ter in Usage. Ia. .. 49, ....
DIR. and Mrs Ernest Marks and
daughter and. Mrs. MARY Marks left
Thursday for visit in Summers,
Ia. They made the trip in the for
mer's, car. a 80 -.rs
Mrs Sena Winn OF ST. Paul was. q
recent guest of the 5. Darlington fam
lily.
Miss Fair OF the Library commits
sion spent last Thursday here.
The grade teachers were entertain
cd at dinner at the home of Princi-
pal r. s. lexington Friday. The
occasion was the fifth birthday an
nyersary OF little Paul Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Ley and daugh.
ter Katharine. were weekend guests
of Mrs. Paul Conger.
Mrs. ". Fl. Schellenberger Is ser
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
WONENlN

3 ~; ;renizer came home from
Earaboo thursday after serving three
weeks as juror at tie fail terFz OF
court
NoTraan Walker has purchased the
Otto Bohn home. The Bohn family
have moved into rooms in the Henry
Sto'"s house.
Rev y. F. Warren is to be pastor
Of the l.. 3. church again the coming
yoe'. ...--..
Electrical lights have recently been
''t in the Paul Faiyre home, and the
T.. 3. church. u.
!. Grandma GSin as come TO spend
some time at the home of her son
Ed.
:. Dir. and Mrs. L. Sandileyer and y
and Mrs. Edison Kinney went 10 Hits
boro 1sst ThurzI:,gtc az md the bail
g2lG",.. :
Mr. BryRdl4 is painting his buiidin (
and doing other repairs. t''
Mrs. Jennie Bohn and '5a'.g'. =
F'reda started last week on m auto
trip 10 Colorado ard California 1'ley
expect to be gone all winter.
Mr. and Mrs. UPTON Wheeler ard
Mr. and Mrs. Fra Wheeler spent se'-
eral days last week fishing at Mir
ror Iake. -
Henry Ohier of Rockford. H.. us
tied his mother. Mrs. George Bark
10y for few days last week
Ruth Gooden who teaches east Of
Loganviile spent Saturday and Sun
dav at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Mark;n OF fu-
ba visited at the Coodell hoTae last
week.
Mrs. Fred Wheeler Of L-osanyiiis
spent Saturday at the home or BE-
pa:ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Saith.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
SOUTH DELT0N FOLKS m
ATTEND MEETING IN LODI

So
Mr. and Mrs Albert Han SCH OF
Webster's Prairie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Neitzel and two children mot
orded to Fond du Lac Saturday and
visited With hIrses Nsitzelis aunt.
Mrs. T. Prindle. and family. ..as
3. Nr. and Mrs.,Geogge. Waddell and
tGhildgen OF Fairfield aud Mr,sand Mrs.
Du Pee and children of Pittsyille call
ed Monday evening at the,,sPearl
Waddell home. - ..,.,
Mr. and Mrs. C., w. Bass Of .Bara,
boo visited two or three days ret ently
with their daughter. Mrs. A. L. Cap
ener and family. -. ..o4 $50.
Mr.. an Mrs. John Holt and child
rem called Sunday at the Trueman
Myers home on Webster's Prairie. !
Mr.. ana Mrs. Vivian Douglas from
near Prairie du Sac visited Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs, Pearl
WaddeIl. ea ~ ~.
The Charles Starkey family went
to. Lodi Saturday. d, ...,...
NJ and. Mrs. Pearl Waddell Ar
thur and Margaret called on Mrs.
Mary Trumble at North Freedem on
Sunday night. III, aso7e
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Searle and son
William visited Sunday Afternoon at
the Otto Powell and chester Starring
ton homes in Delton. ~ ~oct..
Greer 5 Weidman returned, > from
whitehall and rsports Robert Harvey
to be slowly improving. He! was sac-
eompanied, by Mr., and Mrs. Glen, Rork
igfhp, came. to Baraboo TO. attend the
funeral of Mr.. Rork's mother. .j..
:. Charles !. Starkey and Family Of
South Delton went to Lodi Saturday
TO attend the Seventh Day Advent
quarterly meeting. ,,....
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
M. E. SOCIAL AT f.
NORTH FREEDOM
WELL ATTENDED
Sum of Thirty Dollars Is Realized
BY the Gathering In TIE nj. E.
Church -

ifs-s f.t.--r
Airs. i. Unternahrer, Miss Erma
Hauster and Miss Phebe Judd spent
the week end al the home of Miss
Judd in Oxford.
- Aiarge crowd Ssas in attendance at
the social N the NJ. r church parlors
Friday evening. Several. families
came up from Baraboo. Thirty dol
lars was realized.
George Douglas is spending the
month in Madison with his son Ar
chic and Mrs. Douglas is visiting
relatives in Baraboo,
Miss Ethel Hewitt was up from
Chicago for, the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. T. e. Leece and son
Robert spent Sunday with relatives
in La Vale.
October being Mrs. Hannah Red.
maner fiftieth birthday sixteen mem,
bers of the Finch club, came with
their baskets TO give her a surprise
and a good, time was.qenjoyed In
the evening about fifty members Of
the Lutheran church gave, her a
grand surprise. Lunch. was served
and a pleasant evening spent. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Vol of Barron
were here Sunda Icing called by the
seath ros ilrs IIermSn.. *ali. Otert
Vol VAS also he's SO paFreport. ,ll
Phthp Gibbons If Pt, abos spent
Sur irv WIN friSn.,- ere III
A large crowd from here attended
the funeral of Mrs. Herman Vol in
Baraboo, Monday.
Z Chas. Cowing and family have
moved here from Reedsburg and are
occupying the Frank Draper house
on Draper street. Mr. Cowing is EN-
ployed in the A. II. Giese shop
A.. c. Grosinske has purchased the
superintendent house at the Iroquois
rhine and will have it moved to the
site of the present residence. Work
begun on it this week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
KILBOURN FOLKS MOVE ~
TO DIFFERENT QUARTERS

d. McClyman has rnpyed into the
J. 3. Markham house In Kilbourn, re-
Gently vacated by Mrs. Fred Witt la1d
W. WINNER Of Plainville has moved
into the 'James Latham home just va
Gated BY AIR. McClyman. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Latham Of He
bron, ILL.,, spent the past week with
the formers brother, James Latham.
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Englehart, Mrs.
G. Vogt and daughter. Miss Anna. and
Guss Kaufman motored to Arlington
Sunday and spent the day with Mrs.
Yogt, and daughter. Mrs, Clara Houl-
ppI. -. u,...,.. r.h n.
.-rs. Lottie Bishop of Portage
spent the weekend with relatives
here and took in the annual picnic
OF the ". r. c. and Post last Satur-
day.
VIII Gillespie is critically i'll at this
writing.
NJ. and Mrs. L. n. Morse took in
the Portage fair last week.
Mrs. Bessie Schoff, a teacher OF
Patch Grove spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Schofi.
Mrs. Dudly Colburn attended the fu-
neral of her sister. Mrs. Hammond
last Thursday In White Creek.
Myron Bishop took in the fair at
Portage last Thursday. .t..... J.
Mrs. Sarah Odell and her daughter
Beatrice. James Latham and Fred
Soeldner was in Portage last Tuesday
or business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Newell of Fair
field were in Kilbourn the first OF the
Vice..
Mrs. j. W. Baker is ON the sick list
Mrs. F.. Radishaw left for James
vile Sunday where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Ella
| Bicckle.
Mr.. w. W. Peck of Darlington was
IN Kilbourn. Monday on business.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12

-
iousiy i'll al ler home hege.
Fred Lemm went to Milwaukee. Oh
Monday to drive home. new F9Fd
sedan. -, u'l
Mrs. MoTle Dapgaerty is visiting
her parents in. northern WISCONSIN.
Mrs, Frank Miles visited in Madison
last week. -
Mrs. Chas. Gleason OF Chicago a and
Miss Bessie Foye. Of Les Angeles re-
turned to their, homes Saturday after
yIsitipg at t Rs3 home me Of Mrs Jennie
Miss Dorothy Hat spent last week
With her sister Mrs. a T. PFOdoe.hel
in Cudahy.. .., 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Schneider spent
the fore part of last week. at the
home of Mr.. Schneller.s parents after
which they went to Chicago. where
Dir. Schneider attends Rush Medical
college. - s.o,.,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Walter &
Doll, Tuesday, October 10, q daugh-
ter. q. 1870. - -.
Art wagner, Roland Cole. Jake
Stick and Rob Atom have returned
from a hunting trip to Park Falls
bringing the limit Of cartridges
They also enjoyed good :, "muskie"
fishing. .....i Ill. ,..f.., =.
I Mr.. and Mrs Roland Steuber visited
in Milwaukee last week !.
Earl Bonham has returned home
having completed the. season with
his dog and pony show.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
ME,RRlMACk

Mrs. Peter Rischmueller asd Mrs.
Minnie Rischmueller of Prairie du
Sac attended the funeral OF their
nephew Fred Neuman OF Osseo.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Brondage of Mil.
waukee are moving their goods here
and will move into the Judge Kelsey
cottage near the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rischmueller
and family and Mrs. Wilter Dobratz
and son Howard spent Sunday at the
home OF a brother, Albert Neuman.
and their father. Carl Neuman.
Mr.. and Mrs. V Brondage and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Dobrstz spent a
day at Baraboo last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank La Vigne and
falsily, Miss Irma Rischmueller. Mr..
and Mrs ID. A. Stcuer and daughter
Marie and son William took in the
Portage fair last Thursday.
The. upper class men of the Mer-
rimack High school gave the. fresh
men a party Friday evening at the
schoolhouse.
Walter Dobratz motored to Madi-
son, one day last week.
Prof r. Blackman and wife motor
ed TO West Bend and Fox Lake re-
Gently.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
R. N. A. MEETS. %. y. !.
AT MERRIMACK
lraiN effol

The Il. n. A.. Of Merrhhacx had a
social meeting and dtiilting bee at
Towers hall Saturday. Mrs. f. T..
Gross was hostess. -" Z! tS''''l'''''
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Hyland or Beay.
2r Dam and Frank Hylan6.awi and
IONS Hazen and David of ,MiIEaukee
Visited at the Hyland home, recently
Mr.. and Mrs. George PFemo and
Miss Celia motored TO North Beaver
Dam Sunday and we're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Davies formerly of this
place. -..--,
Fred fisher Is taking va vacation
from the tower of c. ". W. here
md motored to oconto. wis. and
other points where be IS a guest OF
relatives. IN .t-s. ,.....
Miss Helen McGilvEa j OF Madison
"a a guest OF her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Cross. Z 80"
Rev. and Mrs d. II. Johnston, Mrs.
Madora Premo. Mrs. Frances Hahn
80, Mrs. Roxie Farnum and Miss
Myrta Farnum, Mrs, Mae, Cramer!
Mrs. II. NJ. Peck. Mrs II. r. Pigg,
Mrs. A. =. Dennis. Mrs. Orr Dodge
Mrs. Elson Mather and Mrs. W.
OKeefe OF this place attended the
meeting Of Ladies Aid society at Mrs.
Glen orion home at Baraboo last
Wednesday also Mrs. o. j. Halbman
and Mrs. F. r. Tryon Of BaraboO.
Miss Mary Wells OF Lodi was q
guest of her brother T. s. Wells on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ast!e OF Excel
sior were guests OF relatives here
last week
Friends of Mrs. Norman AstIe for
.'nerly OF this place are sorry to hear
of her serious illness at her home
in Erskine. Mimi.
Mrs. Thomas COrcoran and daugh.
tor Betty of Alton, Wis. were guests
II Mrs. +. l.. Gross Monday. 4
Mrs. z. Loos and daughter, Mrs
Alice Marshall of Okee were guests
~ relatives here few days last
week. rx.-.,.. .-....
Walter ]. Towers, cashier of Mer
rimack state bank transacted bust
ness in Dakota last1week ~
Mrs. Mary Towers and Glen. were
n Baraboo Monday. .s..
Mrs. Hall and children and Mrs
Fmmett Dwyer and children of Bara
300 were guests of their brother Er
vim Helm Sunday. ..,..,
G. H. Goedecke has been i'll. His
sOn Herald OF Madison spent Sunday
here sc..B g..
Mrs. Edna Wolfe is spending a
weeks vacation from teaching at Able
can here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Wolfe. "a; 81. .s.. greer.
Charles Dennis motored here, from
Haraboo Sunday and his mother Mrs
Mary Dennis accompanied bim on his
return. .,-t, 80 Sos u.
Mrs. Mae Cramer spent a few days
last week in Madison. She motoret
nome Saturday accompanied by he
son. Earl Cramer ami his daughter
Misc Stella Cramer, Mrs. NJ, r.. Mar
c'n and Miss Esteila Wo.fe.