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The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-03

week. This shown what classes are
busiest and business like.
Donald Hunter was absent from
school Monday.
Happiness
Just at sunset a. waiter
Nothing shown but nature swsst-
Sunbeams fitting. - l rested.
Seemed to gather at my fsst.
Shadows that had once before
Filled my life full store and o'er.
Seemed to fly away for rest
Leaving gladness for taet.
Ger and DER my dreams secmsd
uttered
"oh what moro" could life b.
sweeti
No. not when life's sadness smslters
All kind nature at my fest.
Not long before the way was weary.
Filled with lonliness and care.
All against me. II was dreary-
Almost more than could bear.
My heart was heavy. was moping,
Every one seemed not to care.
Up my pathway. always gropiag
But It seemed II wasn't there.
My heart leaped. along came SOME
thing
Tripping lightly up my way,
Reaching out hand Of mercy
Calling loudly for it, sway.
BE friend" said nature kindly
You'll have more II you be- one"
So tried to be more friendly
That they msy bs easily won
Happiness. shall n YER lose Il
Upward. onward a. soar;
Hold It tightly. every minute
For 'tis mine for ever more.
~. R. ].
The eighth grade will take the H.
aminations again that did not pass
the first one. It will 10 given May
10 and II. We wish them succces
and would like to zee every one Of
EN- promoted.
The high school will take their
semester examinations next week.
We can only hope that all Of 10 win
get the credits that we were working
for.
The points won by each town In
the Weld County track April 10 was
a. follows; --,.......
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A. J. Howe went to Greeley on
Tuesday.
The Track meet will be held at
Rockway school house the 18th oi
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. c. q. Hobbs and daughter
spent Sunday At F. L. Knapps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Bath, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen. Mrs.. Hobbs and Mrs
Knapp called on Mr.. and Mrs. Knee
bone Sunday.
Mrs.. Allan spent Wednesday Of.
ternoon with Mrs. Kneebone.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Nelson wen,
to Cheyenne. Wyoming, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Mccarthy en-.
tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Podol and Mr.. and Mrs
Robinson.
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NEWS Of NE|GHBORINC COMMUNITIES
Gathered by A Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents

the store from Kimball Monday and
Tuesday.
Loren Lowell hauled load Of oatl
from Mr. Welchs Tuesday.
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Nelson made
q business trip to Keota Monday.
Mr. and Mrs John Eubank return
home Monday after spending the
week end In Kimball.
Mr. Robert Coones was pleasantly
surprisd at his home Tuesday evn.
ing, when about forty Of his friends
called to hep him celebrate his 21st
birthday A very enjoyable time was
spent making candy, playing cards,
etc. Refreshments Of birthday cake
doughnuts and coffee were served.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Robinson called
on Mr. and Mrs John Kneebne Tues
day.
The pictures taken at the annual
Easter dinner held this year at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs D. v. Stanley
Locust Ranch) are good. Mr.. Clyde
Stanley at Keota is taking orders.
Mr. P. M. Brilliant is driving new
! Ford.
Mr. H. L. Robinson made q busi
ness trip to Raymer Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Nelson and Nj
Palmer Of Denver spent Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs Rex Heller.
bran
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-03
NEWS NOTES FROM spuRam

Mr.. and Mrs. John Schroeder, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Schroeder and Mary
Willman spent Sunday at A. C. Blod-
gets.
Mrs. ]. r. Spurgin was In Kim
ball trading Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Simmons and
son and daughter spent Sunday at
N H. Peakes.
There will be o dance at the Ew-
Ing tarn Saturday night May 18th
Everybody is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Woody spent
Sunday ct A. q. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Lowell and son
Loren were trading In Kimball Mon
day.
A meeting was held at the Spur.
gin Post Once Sunday to organize
ball team. A small crowd wal
present and team was organized
with VIM. Talbert as Captain.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Colyar and fam.
lily were quests at Wr. lines Sunday
evening.
NJ. H. Peake hauled supplies 70,
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AROUND AvALO DISTRICT


Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Taypy and Nj
and Mrs Roy Monlux spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Ed Stark.
Mrs. F. Eaton visited school one
day last week.
Mrs. Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs John
Lewis and Miss Woolsey spent SUM-
day with Mr. and Mrs Henry Lewis.
VIM. and Geo. Lindsey and grand
son Floyd Brady went to L. B. VIII
sons Sunday. Mr. VIM. Lindsey will
remain for the summer to help Mr.
Miller.
Miss Hattie Woolsey has finished
her school and is now at home.
School closed Friday and . good
many were present at the dinner re.
gardless Of the rain and hail. All
present enjoyed themselves visiting
and eating the dainty foods which
included Ice cream.
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WHAT ABOUT THE
SCHOOL BUDeET

It II expected that the annual
school meeting will determine what
the expenditures shall be for the
coming year During the time when
prices were going up BY leaps and
bounds, It was almost impossible to
keep within the estimate made. The
taxes now being collected and that
will have to suffice for the use Of the
schools until next March, were de-
termined by the board at the annual
meeting last May, or nearly . year
ago.
1t is thus seen that is necessary to
forsee the needs Of the district for
almost two years In advance.
In that interval during the war
prices on many things doubled, with
the result that four fifths OF the
school districts Of the county were
forced to registered warrant basis
as shown by the recent call Of the
county treasurer. Nor are these dis
tircts all In the dry lands.
Greeley, with a school board Of
utst efI,ci.rt and cautious business
racD. Is included in the list.
The Raymer district has by good
fortune been lie to bridge the gap
and We hear there IL some clamor
for most drastic cut In the budget
for the coming year, and even some
who think 1t possible to further cut
expenses.
We urge such to 30 to the list and
examine carefully to see where such
a decrease could be made.
II woud seem to US that the trans
portation system cannot be expected
to keep within this years outgo. The
only way to do so would be to elm
mate one truck by combination OF
routes. or something Of that sort.
II would appear that this might be
possible In one place a. things are
shaping themselves. But a. our ex.
penses for trucks runs this year. that
would cut out less than thousand
dollars. In fact the elimination OF
two trucks would not reduce the ex-
pense much in excess Of $1,000.
Coal and gas, we have no control
over It Is not safe to expect any
less cost for these times.
That would leave then the salary
list for the teachers alone.
How much would you reduce your
tax iy the most drastic cut that you
could imagine?
We are Of the opinion that the
Raymer salary list is as low as 1t
should BE-
The budget for the coming year
can safely be cut enough to make
the tax easier, but we cannot afford
to cut the teachers salaries any low
er than they are now.
We can cut below last years bud
get, but We cannot safely cut the
budget for the next year to the ex-
pense for the past year.
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SENIOR CORNER
Spring. with its rains and sunshin

Spring. with its rains and sunshine
- here at last. One heaves q sigh
OF thankfulness when he remembers
that he can leave home without
carrying his entire winter wardrobe
With him. But this isn't the only
thing that makes one glad. All the
earth is at Its best In the spring.
The very atmosphere seems to be
pulsing with renewed life and yigor.
This morning, l glanced from the
window and saw tiny brown bird
perched ON q post. The bird had
some bits Of grass In it, beak. From
this I perceived that q new bunga-
law is in the process Of construction.
After the bird had disposed Of the
grass. It once more perched ON the
post and began to sing. Its song was
not 90 beautiful a. that Of the lark
or the thrush; neither do l know
whether 1t was q wren or swallow;
tut it's song was filled with q new
spring. A bird does not need to be
the unsurpassed singer Of birdland
to breathe the glory Of the spring to
tired souls and I'LL them with new
life. Perhaps some will say that the
birds humble little tune does not
mean much In the dizzy whirl Of
life. Life is made up Of Just such
little things a. that song. One doea
not need to be famous to the whole
world in order to make life JOY,
No matter how humble the task, Il
It is done with the spring time
spirit. some responsive chord will II
touched.
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The northeast Weld Music and
Literary contest was won a. follows:
Orchestra, lst. Buckingham: Chorus
lst. Buckingham; End. Grover: srd,
Raymer; 4th, Keota. Humorous. 1st
Keota; End, Buckingham; srd. Ray
mer. Dramatic, LIST, Grover; End.
Keota; 3rG, Buckingham; 4th, Ray
mer.
In the Weld County Track Meet
held April 2s. Raymer received q few
points. The girls did not arrive soon
enough to participate In any events
only the grade relay in which we
got third place. The boys scored a
follows: first in the mile by Ted
Nickerson; third in shot-put also by
Ted Nickerson; second In broad jumr
" Wayne Powell; the relay was run
by John vanek. Wayne Powell. Jim
Burney and Ted Nickerson. Raymel
and Miliken agreed to split the sec.
'ond and third points as both were dis
qualified by the field judges for cut.
ting out OF their respective alleys.
Ted Nickerson will 60 to the STATE
track meet held at Fort Collins thu
18th Of May. He will enter in thu
mile run. Wo County. district
school and sspically the Junion]
wish him the best Of success and
bring back Q first.
John vsnek won the County Essaf
Fort Lupton received and and Num-
Ord. We are overjofed to know tha
q Junior Of Raymer High School hal
won over the COUNT.
Something must be In the air n
Wednesday on arriving to school th'
High School noticed oil Of the girl
Of the Freshmen Glass with ney
dresses on. Later you ell will fin,
out the cause for the occasion.
The Juniors are having quite +,
few business meetings through th
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-03
HIaHrowEs HAPPENINGS

.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Robinson are
moving this week on the Frank Roth
farm.
Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Kneebons and
Mrs. Robinson stayed with Mrs..
Howe Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs D. v. Stanley enter
tsined company from Keota Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-03
SCHOOL NOTES

Junior Jim Jams
The most important dates Of school
are a. follows:
Baccalaureate Sermon ----- May 8
Grade Track Meet at Keota - May s
High School Track Meet at Keota
---- ---------------- May IL
State Track Meet at Fl. Collins
may IL
Junior-Senior Banquet ---- May 16
Commencement Address 80 May Is
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NE COMMUNITY CHURCH

Last Sabbath was a literal feast
Of good things served to Us by Dr..
John @. Crabbe, President Of the
State Teachers College.
DR.. and Mrs. Crabbe. and party
were. together with our school teach
ers, Rev. and Mr.. Melendy and the
pastor. entertained to Q splendid din
ner, at the Community House.
Miss Ella Hurst and Mrs. Arleigh
St. Clair, sang duet with flute and
violin accompaniment. the entire
orchestra and choir on the chorus.
This together with the congrega-
tional singing was exceptionally fne
It was Q blessed service with both
churches together.
Next Sal bath We will observe
Mothers Day in the morning hour.
Miss ELLA Hurst accompanied BY
Mrs. John Albright, will sing Thine
Forever" BY Jerome. A special In
vltsfion Las been given to the Boost
crs Cub and Ladies' Aid Society, to
attend In body. The evening ser.
vics at the school Auditorium. will
be the Isccalaureate service for the
graduating High School class Of
1879.
Sunday s..hool at the morning
hour.
You are cordially invited to ba
present to honor mother in the morn
my. and cheer the Class in the even
Ing.
Jno. R. Wood, Pastor.
WANTED.-A ANAL mad Of corn
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MANUAL TRAINING
Tuesday, May 9Th

There Will be an exhibit held In
the domestic science room on Tues
day afternoon. from 1850 until
school is out. The girls Of the class
will be hostess and will welcome all
visitors. We believe the women will
be more interested In the display
than the men but all patrons are
invited. We are very anxious to
have sood attendance. VIII oil
interested please come Tuesday At
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-03

Sparks From The Camp Fire
A good crowd was present at the
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-03

Mr.. Albright is prone to illustrate
his geometric explanations with hic-
coughs.
John Vanek received first place in
the Weld County Essay contest. The
Seniors tender him the heaviest Of
congratulations.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-03

WANTED:-A small load Of corn
prefer 1t pn the ear. Highest
market price in cash. G. R.
Graves. 81 II
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Senior play.
Next Sunday evening. May 8. Rev.
]. r. Wood will deliver the baccal-
aureate sermon at the H. 8. Auditor
ium. The services will begin at s
P. N. The public is cordially invit-
ed.
Gordon says he has proved an ex-
ercise In Geometry no less than SIX
times and then found that the solu-
tion was not correct. Rather on the
geom-tree Gordon.
The Glass Night Programme will
be given May II at 8 P. N. at the
auditorium.
CLASS NIGHT
May II, 1898 500 P. N.
At the Auditorium
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The Track Meet between the four
rival towns along the line will b.
held at Keota this year. The date 10
May II. The grades will have their
meet May at Keota also.
AT HONE
HOME ECONOMICS
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-22
EOCAEuAppENINGS.

Albert Coates was a business visit
or in Pocatello this week.
D. C. Mitchell, of North shoshone
was in the city Wednesday.
Steve Bona and John Murdoch left
this week to assist John McFan in a
survey.
Several carloads of young people
attended a dance in Gooding Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rands. of North
shoshone, were visitors in the city
Monday.
The county commissioners meet as
board of Equalization on Monday.
June 25th.
The organization of the Mothers
Circle met at the home of Mrs. Frank
Waldo Friday.
Captain P. W. McRoberts, of Twin
Falls, spent Tuesday in Shoshone
visiting friends.
Miss Ella Betterly, Of Murtaugh,
Idaho, is the guest of Miss Elaine
Clover this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Falligan, who
have been taking a six-week's vaca-
ton trip through California, returned
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Jane Platz, of Beatrice, Ne
braska, arrived Monday evening to
spend the summer visiting her son,
E. L. Platz and family.
Mrs. Harlan D. Heist and daugh-
ter Evelyn, returned Thursday from
Burley where they were the guests
of Mrs. Heist's sister, Mrs. Fred Hill
Harry Murdoch passed through the
city Friday evening on No. II enroute
to Ontario, Oregon. He is conductor
On one of the South Side branches |
md is taking a short vacation.
V. Stewart, of Salt Lake City, rep
of the Pathe exchange,
;nent Monday in Shoshone arranging
or the production of the serial The
Timber Queen" at the Baugh theater
commencing Monday July %.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-22

L. J. Meseryy Of Dietrich, spent
saturday in shoshone.
Joe Wilson visited over the week
In Gooding with friends.
Rodney Harris returned from an
extended stay with relatives.
N. A. Weaver Of GoodIng. spent
the week end in shoshone visiting his
family.
John Thomas, Of Marley. spent
Sunday and Monday in shoshone
visiting.
E. NJ. Clements. who motored to
Boise a week ago. is expected home
this week.
Mrs. Frank Fryar returned Sunday
from Pocatello where she had been
visiting relatives.
The banks Of the city observed
Pioneer day Friday by closing their
doors for the day.
The War Mothers will meet in reg
ular session Tuesday June 2sth, at
the home Of Mrs. Anna Book.
E. N. Clements and son, Ami. are
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
F. Clements Of Boise this week.
Judge J. L. Fuller, who was attend
ing the annual reunion of the C. a. r.
at Emmett, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis. Of Pocatello. who has
been visiting her parents. sIr. and
Mrs. 3. C. Lane. returned home Mon
day.
Several young people Of shoshone
attended the dance at the Grand View
hall Saturday night and report a good
time.
Miss Joy Noble, who has been at
tending the University Of Washing
ton at Seattle, returned home sun
day morning.
E. J. Wilson. who was found guilty
Of falsifying the books of the state
bank at Declo and was sentenced to
six months 10 two years in the peni-
Tertiary, furnished bonds pending an
appeal and left Sunday for his home
in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tolman and
family. Of Gooding, Mrs. ]. H Toll
man and granddaughter, of Pocatello,
spent Sunday as the guests of Nj.
and Mrs. A. D. Silva and family at
North Shoshone.
Word was received this week thHt
John Murer, who was operated on at
Vancouver, Washington, is progress
ing nicely and while not yet able TO
get down stairs is able to be up and
around. They are visiting their daugh-
ter and do not plan on returning for
five or six weeks.
Ami W. Clements. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ Clements of this city. was
a patient at the Saint Alphonsus hos |
pital in Boise for the removal of the !
first joint of the right fore finger.
He sustained the injury at the North
Star mine above Haley. He is ex-
Dected home sometime this week
Miss Elsie Mae Webb, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Webb and ". E.
2hoads were married at Pocatelle on
afternoon at the parsonage
# the Congregational church, Rev.
1leaves officiating. The newlyweds
anne to Shoshone Sunday on No. 1s
nd received the congratulations OF
numerous friends until Monday when
hey returned to Pocatello on No. 4.
hey have purchased a bungalow in
'ocateIlo and are at home to their
lany friends.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-22
HOW'S THIS?

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE VIII
do what we claim for it-rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves the catarrhal Inflammation. and
the Internal Medicine. Tonic, which
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces. thus assisting to restore nor
mai conditions.
+. J. Cheney & Co, Toledoi o.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-22

Frank Mathis. Of Dietrich, spent
Wednesday In Shoshone.
F. l.. Palmer, Of Dietrich, was a
Snoshone visitor Wednesday.
Strawberry Sherbet. SOC quart.
-Sinclairs Pharmacy. ADV.
E. E. Fletcher Of Dietrich, was a
Shoshone business visitor Monday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-22

q Let us develop your films. Sin
hairs Pharmacy. ADV. -.
h John Eguren, of Dietrich, spent
Wednesday in Shoshone.
& Miss Leona Dilworth, of Carey. has
een the guest of the Perry Harris
hmily this week.
& John Cristopherson, of North Sho-
<hone, was business visitor in the
Hty the first Of the week.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Patrick and
AAaren were visitors in Haley Sun
Jay with relatives and friends.
Dean Probart and Richard Serpa
2ave secured Jobs with the section
s3erews operating from Shoshone.
u Special scenery, costumes and cleo
|sFical effects in Can You Beat It?",
M pats on sale at Sinclair's Phcy. Adv.
q true Fuller, son Of Judge and Mrs.
L. Fuller, returned home from Cali
prnia where he has been for some
|me.
MI and Mrs. Frank T. Disney, who
ave been attending the rose festival
4 Portland, Oregon, returned home
tuesday evening.
The Misses Flossie Mason. Roka and
FiVa Harris and NJ. F. Wernicke, Fred
pa Delbert Gehrig motored to the
win caves Sunday.
MI and Mrs. NJ. T. Whitenack and
'augnter, Dorothy, who have been en-
Tying six-week's vacation in Cali
'ihia' are expected home next week.
Inc usual traffic of tourists. camp
= and fishermen travelling via Sho-
DOne Is very much diminished ow-
g 10 the cold and stormy weather
revailing.
"ii'on fitzpatrick and Miss Beulah
@f'ley returned to Weiser Monday
''sr week or more visit with Mr..
-,patriek's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H fitzpatrick.
sherman Carter resigned his nosi- \
VI on the railroad as student brake
:" and is employed in the Cash
'ss'y store, replacing Robert schup-
Mes who resigned
''is' Beniamin Weeks entertained at
.''' sunday when her guests were
-, 1.o airs. Deino Mcmahon. Of Je-
/, '''ss Clara Hinken. OF Lewiston.
NO and William Eden.
{. A. Bowler E W. Sinclair. F. Z.
!. ana Charles Morse left Wed
.1'S Tor Bull 70 attend the state
DENTON o. the Knights Of Pythlas.
/. convention LASTS three days
h. 'q was received this week of the
'f 'he young men nom this
49,, n"' went 70 oallfomla seekne
s.., ''''' ana each ono has secured
Il. paying JOB Of some lapa o.
IN NNNia ~ = a. 3 moi ln
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-22

victrolas on easy terrng. Sin
clairs Pharmacy. ADV.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-22

Reserved seats for "can You Beat
IT." on sale at sinclairs Phcy. ADV.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-22

Phone 9 or send in a writeup Oh
our party. Do not allow modesty
be responsible for the omission OF
rr social event from this column. We
annot get all Of the news unless as
Isted in this way-Editor.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-11
N. DELLONA & LYNDON

Mr. and Mrs. John Bass entertain
tanned the following friends Sunday
afternoon, Albert Hanch and family,
Roy Palmers and family from Bara-
boo and Otto Miller and family from
near Kilbourn.
Mrs Alto Charnley attended the
Teachers Institute in Mansion last
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Carey Bonfoy spent Friday
with Mrs. I. Eakins in Mansion.
VIM Scott, Mrs. Charnley and chill
dren and Mrs John Bass drove to
Baraboo Monday.
N. E. Dellona school is closed for
a two weeks vacation. Miss ~Sturde-
want has gone to Galeville to her
parents home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Scott spent Sat
urday night at willard Bloods home
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Scott and Mrs.
Charnley and children spent Sunday
at Gales Scott in Kilbourn.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

Your best chances are in business.
Spend pleasant winter here at
school and then go to good JOB in
business or civil service where the
pay is high, work interesting and pt.
motion sure.
Marion Beck was recently sent to
State School for the Deaf, Fairbault,
Minnesota as Secretary to DR.. Tate.
For fifteen years they have employed
''WBU" graduates for secretaries.
Clayton Garihee, nineteen years
old, passed fine examination in the
federal civil service, was Immediate
ly appointed as secretary in thu
postoff1ce department at Washington,
D. G. at $500 to begin with.
Hundreds of such positions are
waiting for you. The demand is Sc
great for our graduates that we now
have no one to, send until the new
classes graduate
"WBU" graduates get to the top.
There is E. J. Clifford recently made
Vice President, Capital National Bank
st. Paul; Luella Westerns, Clinic
stenographer Mayo Brothers, Roches-
ter, MINI; Albert Funke, President
of the La Crosse Rubber Mills Com
pany, one of the largest in the world;
Dora Doud, executive with American
Druggists Syndicate, Brooklyn, N.
Y, and hundreds of others in our
booklet which is yours for the asking.
Send for free catalog telling how
any ambitious young man or woman
can take a "WBU" course and get
real start in business anywhere.
Next term begins November 5, 6, z.
Wisconsin Business University
La Crosse, Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-11
PLEASANT RIDGE MAN
WINS PRIZES AT FAIR

Theo. Herwig or Fairview exhibit
ed his Guernseys at the Reedsburg
fair last week and carried away a
goodly number of premiums although
competition was keen
Ernest Hamburg and family of
Reedsburg took dinner at the Herwig
rome on Sunday,
Miss Selma Schultz visited at the
VIM Rose home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Serge accom-.
panied by H. Klagos motored to Ia,
last Wednesday, They will visit with
relatives there for several days,
Miss Adeline Rose has gone to Reeds
burg where she has employment.
The surprise party given in honor
of Miss Loretta Kruger last Wednes
day evening was largely attended.
MS VIM Serge and baby have been
spending some time with her sister
Mrs r. Struck at Rochester MINI
A. Hinrichs and family visited at
the VIM ~Halbersleben home in Reeds
burg on Sunday