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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-30
Sa nu Sc faCa greSe|i

Am reprodus er pc pagina Irma zaruui nostru pune
ul 1876 din procesul verbal uat la Aunarea Genela tnu-
ne r. A. din Alliance crua socetate carl nu vor
sas delegati la aunarle generate, pot sd impuerni
pc aproape din soceatle Ununei sa lie
lresinte
&c fost scopu acese hotariri
Pana la atunarea din Alliance societae trmiteau peni
potene la aesa functonarlor geneal Vourile acu
muate la un functionar carl astfe puere mare la
luarea hotrr Tocma in anul recut d. Sufana dis
puea de 3 voturi Aceasta anomale eoarece vonta
lui Sufana greuate mprumutau votufe soele
taor pc carl le representa-. Aunc char dansu propu
dmpreuna d. Bogdan, modalate astfe de anomai
"a mai ntanpe Sa propus voture s mai poata
f. accumulate la socetate c mpart pc dertele socie
ta Sa decs plenpoentec sa poaa trimtc declt
la mai appropriate socetate.9f; =
81 aceasta este masura foarte just Uniunea
stitue compus din mai mute socci Este fie
societae s conrbuasc conducerea ell ca ecae So
sa-s partea cuven din drepur cat 81 din
datornte Miscarea sa ncepu in spamanile din urma
in snul Uniunei recama tocmai acest prncpiu Ceea
ost i'm anu trecu nu perms sa repete in acest
cand lpsa de contrbua fiecarei soceat la
runerea Unune pc baze nou. Este inadmsbi societa
prepondereze Uniune intocma
rou capitaluui faa de capau mic in ndustrie Pre-
este acunle une inreprnderi fie
centrae in mana 81 numai pe neinsenata sa fle IN
mana miclor popretar earl sun slit sa supuna voine
capitanlui tocmai este absout condamnab ca
parte din vOturle solicitation s e concentrate cava
'oegat caci aunci mar puea prepondera la Unue vota
solicitation ctorva persoane Am ajunge aunci din nou
Ia conamn char acei carl nceput misca
Youngstown Alliance
"a mai strcteta Aceasta pretndem
I'm numee solicitation mici sperm ca conducerea Unune
nea de Trebue aunarea della Erie decurga
conform satuelor Zzaa 81 nenelegerile vim tocmai din
pricina satutee nerpreteaZa in mod strict orr ca
Gle sn reacate pot face uncle 81 atele concesuni
Baza nnei institute este consutia ell Daca constitua
este respecta aunci lovm char in existenta instituted
Gresee recutuu sau resbunat toeaua Gu atat mai mutt
rezbuna gesele face la adunarea din Erie
Trebue deci veghiat sa elmne orice gresala
Dorm tcate soceatile sa fe de faa la Erie 1mpor
tanta presented lo arato i'm repete randur Pentruca
poata face ecare societae sa fe in
huna regua la Unune Delegate carl prezenta la Adu
della societae sunt restante cotizae sae
fl recunoscut, caci stautele permit aceasta.
Ne facem datornta 81 atragem atena tuuror solicitation
asupra puncte din statute le rugam ss achte da
toriafaa de lne atfe puea inampla sd ramana
nerepreenae la Adunarea Genera Acest fapt foarta
regretab deoarece precum spus la Adunarea din Erie
dscuta chest vtae pentru Une 81 este de dort
ecare ia pare la aceasa dscue 81 sas impair
tseasca parerle sale cea deegat doritor de face
bine Uniunei.
Precum spus, sa aca greseli Mai sunt cateva
zle; tOate Sc pot repara inca!
ANDREI POPOvICI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-30

Deasupra accstei vieti obiSnnite 81
ftacute plahcaza vesnic alAeninta-
Itoare furtuha.
| Tn silAulacru de armoinie mo.
fmentana domnestc in stratnrileI
societati romanesti. Q fatalitatc
carba, un blAstam istoric iniec,
teaza fnsa IN tacere venituf urii
in organismul societatii 81 zadar-
lniceste instapanirea armoniei m
ire frati. Stunt cei ce 'secera
unde m au semanat 81 aduna
Fundc nu au imprastiat's aceia
[cari vor sd distruga comoara SUI
|fletului romanesc: iubirea de
frate 81 tara. Ambitii deserte, in
terese nemultamitc, arivismnl SUI
fletelor mici 81 sterpe santana 81
lnutresc germenele nemnlamirii,
neIncrederii, vrajbei 81 urii intre
fiji aceluiasi neam. Suflete me-
Igre an nascocit numirea de re.
lgatian'' 81 contra pun numelui
'tde ''ardclean", ''basarabean"
etc., nescocind credinta stramosi-
lor ca, intre Nistru. 81 lisa, Ma
lrea Neagra 81 Dunare, acelasi
Roman = nici rcgatean nici ar
ldelean, ci numai Roman = unul
nedeosebit 81 nedcspartit 81 me-
cinstind jertfa miilor de mucenici,
carl oriunde si-au depus crucea
: suferintelor, aici orr acolo,, la
,iscs orr in munti, zac sub glia
aceluiasi pamant romancsc.
| Ne-am ridicat de atatea orr en-
4 graiul 81 in scrisul nostru impotri-
Iva acelora carl despart in loc sd
Il Iuneasca, nvrajbesc in loc sa i'm
lpace sufletele 81 asa destul de ne
multamite din canza neaiunsuri
I, lor multe, inerente timpului dc
: transitie de la viata ''din impra
tIstiere" la viata normaM in ur
4 Stat consolidat, dar Ierusalimu
tiromanesc Gu mimic nu mai bur
81 mai ascultator ca Ierusalimu
cvreiesc.
Oar iata ca VENT la moi apos
tolul iubirii dc neam, Nicola,
lorga, ca cu autoritatea 81 indrep
itatirea ce 10 da o viata traita il
slajba neamului, sd imprastic ne
:. / intelegerca 81 ura din sufletel,
fratilor. Va rasuna oare cuvanth
lui profetic in pustiu? II vol
lucide 81 pc el cu pietre al sal, cum
1 "a ucis poporul israiltean pc pro
n rocii, earl an cautat sa adune y,
fiji sal cum aduna closca puiis'
pc el, prorocul neamnlui, care G,
81 Noe, mai innainte ca orr car,
dintre moi ''prin cretlinta lua
raspuns despre cele ce inca n,
erau vaznte", pc el, propovadui
q toriul cre,lintii stramosilor nostri
carl 'au in,irit d,tpa credinta n
2 luand fagaduihtelc, ci de depart
n vazandu-le 81 sarutandu-le 81 mar
q turisind Cd straini 81 nemernic
& STUNT pc pamant'', pre- proorocu1
:, care vedea 81 ''astepta cetate
IS care are temelii, al carei meste
e 81 lucrator este Dumnezeu?"
al (Dupa 'Legea romaneasca" dil
!e Oradea-Mare.)
g! (Din IN. Romanescso
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-30
PACE in MTNELE
PACUROASE

PITTSBURGH, 80 Aug.-Grevs
minerilor din minele pacuroase a
fost terminate astanoapte. Asocia
tiunea patronilor mineri din Pitts.
burgh a semnat un contract, pc ba.
"a principiilor acceptate la Cleve.
land. Astfel Sc vOr deschide 81
mine carl sunt lucrate Gu 10000
oameni. "a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-30
TREI oPozIrlI.

Steagu1 foarte ocupat sd faca
0 coalitie care, la rindul eli, sa
fixeze 81 situatii ministeriale pen
|,tru momentul biruintei scurtate,
|se lnpta contra opositiei pc care
lntelegem face 81 care ar avea
!pentru tara desavantagiul de a
|prelungi cxperienta liberala.
81, fata de metodul nostru, de
care mimic, nici 0 prietenie de o
parte, nici o dusmanie, Ecu corte-
giul obisnuit de amenintari 81 in
jurii, de alta, nu ne va putea des-
part, foaia d-lui Al. Marghilo-
man ridica metodnl celeilalte opo.
sitii care Sc uneste Gu oricine Ca
sd ajunga - nu site ca singura
nnde, pentru ca apoi, dupa acea.
sta ultima incercare en- un sistem
neliberal, liberalii sd ieie de
drept, fara termin, mostenirea
puterii in Tara Ron1aneasca.
Nu discut gnstnl fiecaruia. Sc
poate ca vechiu1 ptoverb ''graba
strica treaba'' sd nu mai alba
nici I'M fnteles, 81 tot asa de putin
|celalt care pretihde Cd, ori-cum.
te asefaeii putin cu cine te aduni,
- 81, iata, moi nu vUiih u fis a1a!
Oar ''Steagul'' numara gresit nu.
NAL doua opositii.
De fapt ele STUNT trei.
Este cea care vine III Parliament
|si cea care nu vine.
Oar cea de-a treia, pc care con,
fratele nostru cunoaste mai
[bine, aceiA care M poate vsni,
| Efiindea nu s'a ales.
\. Iorea.
! lDin N. RomAneses
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-30
bw HuA caD1du

De ce femeile nu sunt atat de
inkAduitoare d,npa ce Sc MARTA ca
inAinte de nlaritisf
81
R6rbsthl, de rexnla,. este part
nernl tacut in firma casatorisi.
Fiecsre barbst este bucuros sa
aseults femsie cu minte, de-
0arees "a Ac rerula vofbeste
db1pee q.
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ANDREI POPOVICI.

Anuf acesta a dat o recOlta de
3 miliahe de masuri (bushels) de
grau. Va fl un an bun, daca tre.
nurile ar distribui aceasta recolta
lar daca nu.. atunci sc poate
folosi in loc de carhuni.
Unii cred cd toate murdariile 81
pot spala. Gresesc.
4
Ce curiosi sunt oamenii. "a
multe ori tree Indifferent pc Ian.
ga maria huna, lar alte6ri cuIh.
para medicina de par de Ia ,iistt
farmacisti chcli.
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||Nf0RMAT|UN|

Havre. - Sase vapOarc de mar
ia au plecat la Dunkirk 81 Ant
werp incarcate numai de juma-
tate, datorita grevei muncitorilor
din port. Stunt in greva 81 condnc-
tori de la tramvae.
Paris. - D-nul Ignatz Seipel,
cancelarul Austriei, fost rugat
sa vie la Paris pentru o consfatui.
re asupra neajunsurilor inferno
ale Austriei. Franta Sc teme de o
posibila unire politica 81 econo.
mica intre Austria 81 Germania.
Budapesta. Chelnerii de la
hotele 81 alte localuri publice din
localitate s'au pus i'm greva din
cauza ca patronii refuza sd lie ac-
cepte cererea de a Incassa un
bacsis de 10 la suta peste factura
de consumatie a fiecarui client.
Stockholm. Guvernul sovie-
telOr ruseSti comandat aici 1000
de locomotive de tren. Trei suite
dintre ele an 81 fost expediate j.i
Russia.
Niena. Cancelarul Seipel a
anuntat ca va propune uncle So
lntii prin care crede ca Austria
va putea fl salvata de la faliment
Totusi, dansul ma spus mimic cu
privire la natura acestor propu-
neri. Cancelarul s'a inapoiat ieri
de la o consfatuire avuta La We.
roma GU Signor Schamzer, minis.
trul de externe al Italiei.
Budapesta. - Cabinetul ungar
intro sesiune speciala, s'a ocupat
foarte multi Gle situatia critica a
austriei. S'au exprimat mai multt
pareri, intre care 81 aceea ca ALA.
I'll vor cauta sd faca fata situa.
tiei intr'as fel incat sd apere 81
drepturile Ungariei.
80
Detroit, Mich. - Edward La.
kowsky, un copil in etate de II
ami, a fost impuscat de fratele
sau John, care de Is ami, pe
cand Sc jucau amandoi GU nm re.
volver ruginit. Edward, cu unul
dintre plahani strapuns de glont
a fost dns la spitalul Receiving
eAA
Toxic. - Conform stirilor pri.
mite astazi aici, Korea a fosi
inundat;h de niste mari varsari de
ape. Numarul innecatilor Sc urea
Ia mai multe mH. o evaluart
-
sxacta pagubelor nn s'a putut
face p6aa acum.
= -
New York. Claudio Lopez
I'm ssctoe international, fosl
arestat ieri in saloanele unui no
tel pe cand veia 81 vinds unu
deteetiv Q masin6 de facut 'bani
Masina era 0 cutie nu tocm
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-30

New York. Claudio Lopez,
I'm ssctoe international, . fost
arestat ieri in saloanele unui no,
tel re cand veia - vinds unui
deteetiv 9 masinx de facut bani.
Magma era cutie nu tocma
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR
PRAIRIE SUNDAY SCHOOL

Rev D. j. McTavish, general mis-
sionary of the American Sunday
school union. in Wisconsin, was the
guest of Rev. Fl. c. Goodenough of
Lyons Sunday afternoon and even
ing. He visited the Sunday school
which has just recently been started
in the Upper Webster's Prairie
school house Sunday afternoon, and
gave in inspirational talk about the
work of the American Sunday school
Union, and also helped get this school
organized. The name ,sWebster
Prairie Union Sunday School was
adopted, and the following officers
elected:
Superintendent B. Towle.
Asst. Supt.-Mrs. Geor. Chaplin
Sec.-Treas-Ruth Johnson
Organist-Mrs Joe Lindsay
Rev. McTavish gave a stirring Cos
pei address to a good sized audience
in the Lyons church Sunday evening.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08

Mary Darlington and Raymond Meng
have finished their freshman year in
the Prairie du Sac High school and
are home for the summer vacation.
There was a party at Gene Demands
home Saturday evening
Not for years have we seen so
many worms infesting the trees as
there is this season. On some of the
trees the leaves are all destroyed and
one cannot go through the woods or
under shade trees without being COW
cred with the pests.
The Wisconsin river which has
been very high all spring is now much
lower here. Fishermen claim they
can find no deep holes in which to
fish.
Mrs. Martin Bernhard was sick in
bed for several days recently.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
Greenwood-AuahnaY

Relatives and friends in Baraboo
have received announcement OF the
marriage OF Miss Helen Greenwood,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Green
wood of Chippewa Falls, and Frank
p. Aughnay of Mandan, n. d. The
marriage took place at Mandan on
Friday May 26th, and was performed
by the Rev. owen. wellknown here
and formerly pastor in Lodi.
Mrs Aughnay has spent several
summers in Baraboo, coming here to
visit her grandparents, the late Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cowles, and others.
During the past three years, she has
been an instructor in the Mandan
schools and after July first, Mr. and
Mrs. Aughnay will be at home in that
place. They are expected TO arrive
in Chippewa Falls on Saturday for a
two weeks stay at the summer home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood at Glen
Loeb.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
BARN DANCE In
DANE COUNTY Is
RATHER MOONEY

A prolonged drunken orgy at a
barn dance on the farm of David Dunn
town of Burke, in which intoxicated
men and women lay on the barn floor
in such a condition that they could
not rise from places where they had
fallen ended late Saturday night when
Sheriff William Mccormick and state
prohibition officers raided the place
and arrested two men on liquor char
ges.
Peter Swiggum was twice seen pass
ing a bottle of moonshine among the
dance attendants, according to Sher-
iff Mccormick. Two gallons of moon
shine were found in a car owned by
Walter ID. Hanson and parked near
the dancing place. Both men were
arrested.
Action will be taken by Sheriff Nc
Cormick and District Attorney Theo-
dore Lewis. They were there.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
William Ruzzo

The remains of William Buzzo were
taken to North Freedom from their
resting place in Peoria a few days
ago and re-interred in the North Free
dom cemetery by the side of the wife
OF the deceased, who preceded him
in death by several years.
Mr.. Buzzo was for many years a
resident Of North Freedom moving
from that place to Mohawk, Michigan.
He passed away in Peoria, H., where
he had gone to be with his children,
death occurring last November.
William Shale Of North Freedom
is a son Of the deceased and other
relatives are a son, Guy Buzzo, Be
lott; and daughters Mrs Ruth Tiark,
Mrs. Jennie Reynolds. and Mrs. Ellna
Rowley. Peoria; and Mrs. Ethel Sand
berg, Milwaukee.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
BIanek--B uelow

A pretty wedding took place this
morning at six-tl1irty at ST. Joseph's
Catholic church when Miss Anna
Blanck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Blanck of this city, became the
bride Of Leo e. Beulow, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Beulow of Reedsburg.
The Rev. FIR. Orlosski officiated and
the ceremony was performed in the
presence Of few relatives and friends
The couple was attended by Law
renee w. Brilliott of North Freedom,
a friend of the groom, and Miss Cath
crime Blanck, sister of the bride. The
bride was charmingly attired in a
gown of white satin and georgette
with wreath and a veil of net and
carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia
roses. He attendant wore orchid tat
feta and picture hat to match and
also carried roses.
After the ceremony. a sumptuOus
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides parents on Third street.
The home was beautifully decorated
in pink and white and blue and white,
the color scheme being carried out
in crepe paper and a prOfusion of
roses in shades of pink. The guests
were relatives and near friends of
the bridal couple.
Mr.. and Mrs BeulOw left imme-
dately on a wedding trip to Milwau-
kee, Chicago, and other points. On
their return, they will be at home
to their friends at 2z4 Third street.
The couple are the recipients of
many beautiful gifts and have the
best wishes of a host of friends or a
happy and prosperous married life.
Both are well-knOwn here. The bride
has been employed at the local tele-
phone exchange for the past four
years and is a popular and charming
young lady. Mr.. Buelow is employed
at the Gust meat market and is vet
era NOT the World war.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
coushlin-Bloomield

Edward w. Coughlin, son of Mr..
and Ms. J. NJ. Coughlin of this city.
and Miss Helen Bloomfield, daughter
of Frank Bloomfield of Portage, were
united in marriage at six-thirty this
morning at the Portage Catholic
church. the Rev. FIR. Mcbride oficiat-
ing.
The couple was attended by Char
les Coughlin, of Baraboo cousin of the
groom, and Miss Florence Brody of
Portage. The bride was attired in a
gown of blue crepe knit trimmed in
yellow End wore a black hat. She
carried a shower bouquet of sweet
peas and roses. Her attendant also
wore blue
After the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
thesbTide's fathers TO about twenty-five
relatives and friends. The peouple
have gone on automobile trip after
which they will return to Baraboo to
make their homeiat 200 Third street
Mr.. Coughlin is a graduate of the
Baraboo High school and a member
of the firm of Stortz and Coughlin
hardware dealers Mr.. and Mrs. Cough
lin have the best wishes of MANY
friends for a happy and prosperous
married life. q .aoc1- 8 =
Those from Baraboo who were pres
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL
VISITS IN SPRING GREEN

Miss Bernetta Beinkofner of M'lwau-
kee is visiting at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bein-
kofner in Spring Green. Miss Bein-
kofner was in an automobile accident
which h. rpened in Milwaukee last
fall, in which three of the party of
four were killed. Miss Bernetta has
just been released from the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. James Winters spent
Memorial day with relatives in Mazo-
mamie.
The laying of the water mains in
the village is progressing rapidly also
the work of rewriting the village By
the Wisconsin River Power Co, is
in the hands of a force of men who
are hustling the job along.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCready of
Black Hawk visited friends in town
the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Porter former
residents of Hillsboro were out from
Chicago several days last week to
visit their farm home.
The attendance at the senior class
play last Wednesday evening was
large. the new theateT being filed to
capacity. The play entitled Deacon
bugs From Sorghum Center West
Virginia" was we'll rendered and en-
joyed by all. The class numbers
twelve graduates this year.
Mrs. Vivian Chatfield of Mazoman-
lie spent a day last week visiting at
the home fher sister Mrs. B. F. Davis
and family.
Van Reese came out last week to
spend few days out on the farm
with his brother Ward and family
Mrs. Allen Olson spent last Thurs
day in the Capital city.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
WESTFIELD SCHOOL HAS
SIX GRADUATES. 1922

Miss Ruth Davis closed a success
full term of school on Friday at West
field with a picnic. Rock Elm school
has six graduates this year-Floyd
Brooks, Wilfre9 Braun, Virgin and
Walter Alexander and the Misses AIDE
line Klipp and Amanda Schultz. Those
who attended the graduation exercises
at the AL. Ringing theatre Thursday
were: William Schultz and family,
Fred Brooks family, IDA Braun's
family, Percy Alexander and family,
Mrs. Will Klipp and children and
Mrs. Will Alexander and Florence and
Ruth Alexander. All enjoyed the en-
tertainment, provided also picnic din
ners in Ochsner Park.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Fred
Brooks Wednesday, June 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Verthein and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. John Yer
them and Mr.. and Mrs. John Verthein
motored to Adams Sunday to visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith.
Many from here attended the grad
uating exercises at Ableman Thursday
evening. H. A. Sutherland from here
was one of the singers.
Mr. and Mrs Percy Alexander and
children attended the Memorial day
services at Lime Ridge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Weidman at Reedsburg.
Miss Celia Brooks and Pearl, Arthur
and Ervie Verthein were among a par
ty of young people who enjoyed trip
to Madison Sunday.
Mrs William Hendricks of Chicago
is visiting at the Chris Frambes home.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Waltz of Oak
land, Cal, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Eleanor WeiGman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Hoppe of Black
Hawk visited at the lido Braun home
last week and attended the gradual
ing exercises with the Braun family.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
CLAIM DYING REQUEST
BY JUDGE MARSHALL

That Madison may have a new $500,
600 hospital building as a result Of a
deathbed bequest made by the late
Justice Marshall was the announce
ment made there by officials of the
Methodist hospital association last
week. Executors of the will have re-
fused to make any announcement and
they apparently do not believe that
such bequest was made.
According to official information
from the hospital association, six
weeks before his death, in the pres
>nce of Mrs. Marshall, the Judge sign
ed contract for the immediate erec-
ton of the new hospital building.
The will of Judge Marshall, which
was filed a few days ago, contains no
mention Of this bequest and makes
provisions for. the disposing of the
estate through other sources. Claims
may be filed against the estate for
four months and 1t is now declared
that claim will be presented against
the estate for $500. 900.
In case the above is true and the
100000 goes to a hospital it will great
ly affect the requests out of the $780,.
900 unless the estate much larger
than stated.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08

aprons and garments were contribut-
ed and many made by the Will
ing Workers which sold readily. A
rsplendid supper was served. The pro-
ceeds, including money sent in, will
exceed one hundred rollars. 1t is to
be used in repairing the Baptist
church which was damaged by the cy-
clone a few years ago
Rev. and Mrs. Hotchkiss left Mon
day, May 22, for Stone Lake and
Spring Brook in the northern part of
the state to visit their parents and
relatives. They are expected home the
last of this week There was no
preaching Sunday on account of their
absence.
by an auto throwing him to the pave
Merton Webster, who is working
for Arthur Aldridge east of Baraboo
met with an accident Saturday even
ing which might have been very SER
ious On returning TO Mr.. Atridge's
from town on motorcycle was struck
ment while the cycle went under the
auto and was badly smashed up. For
tunately Merton was not seriously in
jured. The driver of the auto did not
stop at all but was later identified by
the speed cop.
Mrs. Ed. Emery went to Marion,
Ind, last week to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Croker, and attend the grad
uating exercises at the bible school
in that place.
Foster Harrison and family spent
Sunday with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Harrison.
Mrs. Chef Heiffel of Baraboo with
two little ones visited few days with
Mrs. HeiffeIs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Newell, recently.
Miss Cenia Newell is quite sick.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
Tilker-RCsCuthaI

Miss Hilda Rosentha, ~ Paul Til
ker both OF Beedsbulg wee united
in u"rriage Wednesday evening at
seven-thirty o'clock at the st. Peters
Lutheran church, the ceremony being
performed by their pastor, Rev. VIM.
Kansier The bride was attended by
seven bridesmaids with Miss Alma
Meyer as maid of honor The groom
was attended by William Rosenthal
of Milwaukee, a brother of the bride
Little Dorothy Roper was flower girl
and carried the ring in a basket of
flowers A wedding reception was
held after the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Rosenthal, who lives on Clark
street About fifty relatives and
near friends were present to enjoy
the occasion. The couple will go to
house keeping on Laurel street The
groom is employed with a farm inn
plement firm. The bride was one of
the cashiers in the Big Store for many
years. Their many friends extend con-
gratulations.