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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05
Ell HOMEMADE AL sR. CECILIO
MORAN

Como dijimos va, Ell lunes en- la no
che Sc celebro en- Ell t'roof garden ,
del Palace una comida intima eli no
nor de don Cecilio Moran. que embar-
CO Ell martes para Espafa, su TERRA
natal, a donde SO propone pasar ura
larga temporada.
Presidi6 el simpatico acto el COMO
cido caballero don Avelino Vicente,
siendo designado toast-master don
Rafael Colorado.
IS Alredor de la mesa ocuparor asien-
tos don Enrique Garcia Cadorniga, don
Evaristo Freiria. don Jose Lopez Pc
rez, don Felix Suarez, don Francisco
Ballester, don Apollo Portina, don
Francico Freiria, don Carlos Con.
de don Manuel E. Navas, don
Jose Moran, don Jose Mendez Ferna.l-
dezy don Laureano Cantero, don Alejan-
dro M6ndez, don Ignacio Lopez Mer.
jelisa, don Manuel Vicente, don Juan
Pedrosa, don Mariana Mier, don ia.
fael Colorado, don Diego Agiieros, don
Angel Abarca, don Jose Ma. del valie
y un redactor de Ell MUNDo.
Ell menu fue exquisite.
A invitaci6n que les hiciera e, Di
rector de brindis, sr. Colorado. hicie-
ron uso de la palabra los sefiores dor
Diego Agiieros, don Francisco Bales
ter, don Carlos Conde, don Francisco
Freiria, don Alexandra Mendes, dor
Juan Pedrosa, don Manuel Camblor
dor. Manuel z. Vicente, don Evarisss
Freiria, don Avelino Vicente y ei fes.
tejado que pronunci6 un breve pers
sentidisimo discurso de agradecimiente
hacia sus amigos Ell acto Sc p;olongt
hasta las IL liz de la noche en- medic
de ID mayor animacion algeria.
Ell MUNDo al consignar en- sus co,
lumnas el calido homemade de que fut
objeto el distinguido amigo que Sc au
senta, ie envia un cordial saludo desear
dole un grato viaje Y la mas delicio,
sa estada en- la vieja metr6poli.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05

amantes de la belleza en- nuestra is
la Y no perdemos las esperanzas de
que Norka vuelva otra vez a nos
otros; peregrina del arte, quizas dem
tro de algsin tempo, podamos aplau-
dirla nueyamente y admirar una vez
mas el ritmo de sus danzas.
Ell MUNDO extiende su mas afec-
tuoso saludo de despedida la bella
artista, que tantas sirnpatias y gra-
tos recuerdos deja en- nuestra isla.
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Sc aIega Ia faIsedad de una
fifIna estanpada en- IN docu-
InentO de SECURE que ha sido
sOmetido a IA jurisdiction de
Ia COrte Federal
Ante % COnfIidO de benefniafios IA
COfte Sc inCauta de Cierta suna de d.
nero hasta tantO las parties auediten
SuS defefhOS

En- el .dia fde aver ha radicado ell
abogado Daniel F.. Kelley, una de-
manda en- la Corte Federal, NOM
bre de la Equitable Life Assurance
Company en- contra de Ines Polan-
co, viuda de Cumpiiano Agustina
Micaela, Francisco Avelina v Angel
Raul Postego, representados. por su
madre Carmen ! Postigo, poniendo 4
La disposition de la Corte. $3,300.200
importe de la spoliza de vida de Pla-
cido Polanco, quien Sc aseguro en-
noviembre del ano 1888 en- dicha
compaiiia. Resulta segin la deman-
da que dichapoliza era pagadera
los hijos del referido causante, pero
en- noviembre de 1922, Polanco, ell
causante, icon el consentimiento de
Ines Polanco, su hija, nonnhr6 a
esta a Agustina Micaela Francis
ca Avelina v Angel Raul Postigo,
que no tienen parentezco alguno con
Ell. como beneficiarios de la POLKA.
Ines Polanco, alega que ella no flio
SUI consentimiento Y que la firlna
que .aparece en- dicho consentimien-
to es falsa no fe puesta por ella
y por tanto rehusa reeibir parte de
la POLKA, ha pedido que Sc lie en-
tregue toda, como hija Qnica del
causante. Como quiera. que con. esta /.
controversial entire benefciarios la
Cbmpania no sabe quien satisra-
Ger la POLKA, Sc ha depositado sI
importe de la n,isma en- la Corte
Federal para que las parties res4
pectiyas acrediten sus derechos "
mientras ,tanto, la Corte ha expedi>
do un injuntioh para impedir que
ninguno de los benefciarios demanz
de la 'Compaflia en- sninguna otra
(continua en- la Ga. paginal 81.
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LA ! NUEVAs DIRECT1VAs DE LA
a. ! SOCIEDAD DE MENDIGOS


Esta sociedad ha nombrado llti-
mamente una nucva directiva la cual
quedo compuesta de la siguiente
manera:
I Presidenta, Angela. c. de Miro;
Vice -Presidenta, Santos Sanchidrian;
Secretaria, Maria L. de Torres; Te-
sorera, Berta B. de Font; Vocalcs:
Mercedes de Diaz de Andino; Luisa
Boix; Graciela B. de Bruno; Carmen
Sanchidrian; Ora. Marta Robert;
Elisa Gallardo; Maria Aguiar; DR..
Gutierrez Ortiz; Lcdo. Ramirez San
tibanez, Consejeros, Manuel Aldea
Nazario Captain Blanco.
Y con una directiva que cuenta
con elementos tan capacitados, es
impossible que fracase .un movimien-
to. Els por esa razon, que va en-
pieza a verse los excelentes resulta-
dos que ha de dar la campana y
nuestras GALES estan casi libres de
mendigos.
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HIsToRIA DE "JIGGs" CoNTADA
POR Ell MISMO
(Introducci6n)

y. =. 4
Z 70 naci en- Irlanda, me eduqu6
en- Ia taberna de Dinty Moore, me
case en- tres minutes, fuf educado
por mi mujer a pesar de mi mismo,
y dibujado por George McManus 10
mismo con sonbrero de copa que en-
pajamas.
: Ahora ipor mi nombre! es ITEM
po de que 'yo olga algo mas que Isl,
queridaS Maggie" Els tempo de que
Sc me permita contar mi propia his
toria. Y la contare completa-toda
la verdad-siempre y cuando que
mi mujer no me detenga lanzandome
un cacharro la cabeza antes de
terminar.
--Dinty-le die la semana pasa-
da a Dinty Morre-voy a escribir
un libro.
Que te' hara tu mujer despues,
es 10 que yo pienso-me contest6
Dinty.
Maggie no sabe nada-le die.
Nj 5tampoco 10 sabra.
lD6nde- 10 vas. escribir? iEn el
Polo Norte?-me pregunto Dinty.
Mole respondi,-lo escribire en-
.el Club Dugan
-Creo que podras escribir enton-
ces un capitulo todos los afios-nle
asegur6 Dinty Moore.
Tenia raz6n. No veia yo como po-
der escribir mi libro, sin que Mag
gle 10 supiera. Pero la misma Mag
gle me dijo como podia hacerlo.
Habia estado a punto de estallar
esa tarde, Y por la noche como de
costumbre Sc desahogo connigo.
u Por que no haces algo que val
ga la pena, so vago? Ali tienes al
esposo de la sonora De Goof -escri-
be lindisimos versos.
--Ya 10 he visto-la respondi.Y
81 til 10 mandas, querida Maggie,
escribire cualquier cosa.
ii Estupido !-dijo Maggie.
Pero yo tenia va una idea. Maggie
habia llevado a nuestra casa cuando
la construfmos una magnifica biblio-
teca--libros rojos, verdes, azules,
que armonizaban muy bien con e
entapizado de las paredes. Me fui
ALA despues de comida, me quite los
zapatos, Y lie liable asi a Maggie a
traves de la puerta:
NO quiero que me interrumpas
querida. Estoy escribiendo Yersos.
Maggie snspiro.
Pero, dos horas mas tarde, GUAM
do fui donde ella con una hoja dc
papel toda garrapateada, parecia
que le estaban hacienda cosquillas
Lego en- voz alta:
I"Under the spreading chestnut tree
The village smithy stands,
The smith mighty man is he,
With strong and sinewy hands.
iMagnfacol-dijo Maggie.-Yo no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05
Ell FONDO PRO SIERVITAS DE
MARIA SIGUE AUMENTANDO
& RAPIDAMENTE


La altruista y noble DANA Dona
Aurea Balseiro de Georgetti, nos ha
rernitido la ,siguicnte nota de las
cantidades que Sc han recibido iilti-
mamentc para el fondo de las Sier-
vitas de Maria:
Rexach Racing Sporting Corpora
tion $4,000
Vicente del Vale 500
Hernaiz Targa & CO., Sues 5000
Providencia de Lezcano 200
Ezequiela Somonte Vda de Rodri-
guez $500
Federico Calaf Collazo $500
Como veran nuestros lectores, el
fondo pro hogar de las Siervitas de
Maria va aumentando rapidamente.
Aun falta todo, pero las bases son
tan abuenas, v hay tanto entusiasmo
por ia idea, que no hay duda algu-
ma QUE dentro de POGO, podremos
asistir a la inauguration del hogar
de las hermanitas. Pongamos todos
nuestro grano de arena habremos
ayudado a una obra grande Y noble.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05
Ell VIERNES DE NUEVO EN-
CAMPANA

Dichas damas Sc proponen conti-
nuar la campana empezada, ell pro-
ximo viernes Sc dedicaran tan solo
al distrito de Santurce, recogiendo
todos los mendigos que encuentrei
en- la calle Y poniendo en- manos de
las autoridades todos aquellos que
Sc nieguen aceptar5 la hospitali-
dad que generosamente Sc les brinda.
Dos miembros de la uniformada de
santurce. les auxiliaran sen ssu tra-
bajo. s
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Sc vENDE

En- Aibonito, una partida de tabaco
que consta de mil quintales, proceden-
cia de las vegas de la Plata. ochocien-
tos son de primera cosecha y doscien-
tos de segunda.
Ell que 10 interese, puede dirigirse al
sr. Jose r. snarez, propietario del Ho-
tel Aibonito.
Ell Tabaco es cosechado por Don Lii
borio Gutierrez Rodriguez.
Aibonito, P. r. 26 de Mayo de
1924 ~ Advt.
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MISS. SCHULTZ NO ESTA aAU-,
TORIZADA POR LA. SOCIEDADl
F de MENDIGOS

Las distinguidas damas que COM
ponen dicha sociedad, nos han ma
nifestado que la sehorita americana.
Sally Schultz, no esta autorizada pa
IA shablar nj tomar accion alguna
a nonlbre de la sociedad que elias
han sostenido durantc rs amos. ya
que ella no es miembro nj ha ayu-
dado pecuniariamente al s,stcnimicn-
to de la misma.
Ella, verdaderamente, hablo con
el Alcalde de Ella ciudad, y Sc tomo
algunas iniciativas, .pero el peso de
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MlR0ck
Z The Mineral Water De Luxe

creia que fueras tan inteligente,
Jiggs. iDebes terminarlo
-Lo hare-la dije,--pero no ME
vayas molestar. Escribir versos
es un trabajo fuerte.
Asi, pues. Maggie no me moiesta
las noches que escribo.
Todas las noches lie enseiio versos
nuevos. Solo me tardo dos minutes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05
Los. MENDIGOS Sc HABIAN
ESCONDIDO

Z Sin embargo, no les fue possible
localizar nj la decima parte de los
mendigos que hay en- la ciudad, pues
alguien les 4 dio la voz de alarma,
,apresurandose esconderse en- 10 que
pasaba Ell vendaval. Por 10 visto,
no les parece muy agradable tener
.un sitio SECURE donde norar, cuando
hay tantos que no son mendigos v
10 desean ardientemente.
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en- copiarlos de un libro azul, Y Ell
resto del tempo 10 dedico escribir
mi propia historic. 81 Sc me acaban
los versos de este libro, todayia que
dan dos rojos y otro verde. Pero, 81
Maggie alguna vez llega conocer
a este Henry Longfellow-apaga y
vamonos.
(Continuara mafana)
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We, pintado de girls, con una raspadIra
por 10 menos en- el lsdo. derecflo. Y oil
farol derecho roto. Indagus por todos
los garages de la calle Sesenta y
Nueve, v Park Avenne, donde ocurr1o
el accidente, y tendremos nrestro
hombre antes de mafana.
En- menos de una hora, fuc dsten1do
el chauffeur del CARO- que confeso lia-
Der dado rnuerte en- el accidents des-
critic Mr.. McHugh. visto el Case, flie
condenado Ell conductor del tyehiciilo a
cumplir varios aios de carcel convicto
de asesinato en- segnndo grado.
LA DEsAPARAcIoN DEL COLLAR
DE DIAMANTEs
Lady Alberta Devon habia estado au-
sente de sus habitaciones por el corto
tempo de diez minutes. en- la nocne
del gran bale Devon; al regresar en-
busca de su vaIoso collar de blancos
v legitimos diamantes, encontr6 que
(continua en- la Ga. pagina)
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Asimismo nos han manifestado,
que quienes en- realidad, recogieron
de las GALES a los mendigos, fueron
elias, acompanadas por dos policfas,
que las auxiliaron en- su labor. Miss
Schultz tan solo Sc limito dar
una vuelta con ell Coronel, pcro ell
trabajo en-, realidad fue hecho por
elias.
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de un momento de reposo 0 de ale.
gria,
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lPUEDE listed RESOL YER
La desapancion del collar de- diomontes?
(OhA De LAS HAzANAS De LOS DETECTIVES MAS GRANDES
De los DIET
DEL MUNDO)

Copyright Publie Ledger Sadioate Eacusiuo para Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05
"a Sociedad De Mendigos' de esta ciiu-
DAD hace constar enfaticamente que Ia
Srta. americana, Miss Sally Schultz, no
esta autorizada para hablar a nombre
de dicha sociedad
do peso Ia labor ha lido sobre las cuas damas que dgn d.
cho osmnO pOca e cooperandO actvamene con elias prom
to no Aaa solo mengo dad de San Juan que exenda
manO demandandO una imOsna del yiandane rs

la carga ha lido sobre dichas damas,
quienes han estado trabajando in
fatigablemente durante los 1ltimos
dias.
NO HA SIDO MISS SCHULTZ
QUEEN SALIO CON LA
POLICIA
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
NURSE CHAPPELLE SAYS
TANLAC BRINGS MOST
GRATIFYING RESULTS
Nurse With Is Years Experience
Urges Use of Tanlac--Tells of
Her Mothers Experience With
Worlds Famous Tonic

81 have direct and personal know
ledge of so many cases where TAN
LAC has restored health and strength
and helped weak, run-d down people tC
get on their feet that | know it to an
unusual medicine" is the emphatic
manner in which Mrs. NJ. e. Chap
pelle, Blue Mount and Thomas Ave.
Wauwot osa, Wis a practical nurse
of fifteen years experience, pays tTi-
butte to the femOua treatment.
Time and again have urged TAN
Laos use and it always brings the
most gratifying results. My own
mother, now eighty years old, took
TANLAC five years ago, and it has
been her standby ever since. Nothing
helps her as TANLAC does and she
Is as strong an advocate of the
medicine as am. Only recently, moth
er became generally rundown. Her
stomach was disordered, her appetite
utterly failed her and she came near
having a nervous breakdown. TAN
LAC gave her vigorous appetite,
corrected all complaints and left her
not only we'll and happy but so
strong and active that she looks
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
LA VALE MINISTER
a TO IOWA NEE ..,I.S

Rev. w. S. Bowden of La Vale
has been called to southw estern Iowa
to assist for a short time in Evan
gelistic meetings.
The A. c. Sunday school gave an
Easter program Sunday morning, the
little folks did remarkably well.
There was a large attendance at
church Easter morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jordan OF Val
ton visited the Henry Steffeers homs,
Mrs Fletcher Gardner formerly OF
La Vale died at his home in Wone
voc Monday.
Mrs. Kate Paddock and her sister
Mrs. Gerlick was called to Liberty
ville, IL, by the very serious condi
ton of their brother, Henry Eyer who
il suffering from diabetis.
The Mothers club held bake and
apron sale Saturday afternoon.
The Helpers Union met with Mrs
VIII Hyslop Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Schwartz returned
from Madison and Spring Green
where she visited the past week.
Walter Kinney has had the wood
savers two days. We believe he will
have the longest wood pile in the
town.
Ernest Krieg Of Madison visited
his mother, Mrs. Krieg.
Work has begun on the Mrs
Schultz residence.
Miss Vert Berchat returned TO hel
school duties at Dalton, I'll.
Miss Alta Courtier came from Mad
ison to visit her parents the J. Cour-
tier family. Mr. Courtfer has been i'll
for some time.
A few in town have made garden
The beautiful house wren is here
seeking a familiar nook to build their
nest.
Miss Glen Miller of Washington, D
G. visited her parents last Saturday
She returned to the eastern city on
Sunday I
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
RESIDENT OF SUMPTER
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL

Arlene Groth has returned from
the hospital where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
julius Studtinam and Fred Kurt2
visited relatives in Madison last week
Mr.. Studtinam returned Saturday to
attend The funeral of a cousin in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hill spent sew
eral days at the August Fehlbrandt
home in Rtpon last week.
The Ladies Aid met Tuesday with
Mrs Aaron TRACER. The next meeting
will be with Mrs Kenneth Promo,
Tuesday, April %.
Mrs. TRACER and Mrs. Parman and
children, Elaine and JAG, attended the
Ladies' Aid at Aaron Tragers on
Tuesday.
Roy Hoover was called to Baraboo
by the illness Of his father, Mr.. Hoo
yer, last week.
Mrs. Ralph Kindschi went to Bara
boo Friday to meet her mother, Mrs.
HtAie Mather on her return from
spending the winter in California
Elk governor E. L. Philipp spent
the week end at his home here.
Waldo Hathaway who has been
spending several weeks alt the Garth
Promo home returned home Satur>
day. <q.s.a-s
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
LEGAL NOTICE

First publication April "a 1920
STATE OF WISCONSIN. sAUK
County In Circuit Court
George Hearn, plaintiff VS.. Anna
May Hearn, defendant.
The state of Wisconsin, to the. said
defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty days after the
service of this summons and defend
the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid, and in case of your failure
so to do judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
of the complaint of which a copy Is
herewith served upon you.
JAMES H. HILL,
Plaintiffs Attorney
T. o. Address,
Baraboo, Sank County, Wisconsin.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
Merrirnack
NeLUs Notes

On Wednesday at $50 p. m. occur
red the funeral of John David Nc
Lean, who passed away here Sunday.
Rev. Johnston officiated at the fun
eral and the choir, Mrs. Guy l.. Clark
at the piano and Mrs Oliver Mather
Mrs. Charles G. Herr and Arthur G.
Hills, gave selections. The pallbear-
ers were cousins of Mr.. Mclean, Ariel
Baird and Walter Harvie of Caledon-
ia, David Harvie of Windsor, Joseph
Qr1gtad. James Wilsonzan Williams
Harvie of Madison. Interment oc-
Cured at Indian Farm cemetery in
the presence of the sorrowing rela-
Stives and many friends who sympa-
thize with them in their great afflic
ton.
CARD OF THANKS
We extend our heartfelt thanks tc
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Feagan ant
daughter Josephine were guests OF
Mrs. Harvey Weidman at the home Of
Mrs. Witty in Reedsburg on Sun
day
Victor Repka and Marion Brooks
took part in the contest at Logan
vile on Friday. Victor will repre-,
sent Westfield at Reedsburg.
Many people tbs
Many people in this vicinity at
tended services on Good Friday and
Easter Sunday at the Lutheran
church in Alderman and at the Stone
church
Mrs. Howard Sutherland went to
Pleasant Ridge Saturday to attend
the funeral services of Mrs. Harvey
Jewett. She will remain for few
days visit at the home of her bro
theT
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Meyer and sons
Of Ableman were Sunday visitors at
Harry Verthein's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. lido Braun and son
Wilferd were Sunday callers at John
Repka's.
Mary Salisbury who has been stay
ing at the Cliff Weidman home has
gone to Reedsburg to live with her
grandmother, Mrs. Salisbury.
Miss Carol Berry was visitor on
Saturday land Sunday ait the Dan
Schultz home.
Enrol Alexander and the Misses
Florence and Ruth Alexander at
tended the Easter pageant at the
Methodist church in Reedsburg on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Klitzke and
daughter Marguerite of Baraboo Wis
tied at August Harms on Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
TONE Up. PURIFY
IN The SPRING

Every woman knows that her house
has to be cleaned thoroughly every
Spring. During winter, dust, dirt
and germs accumulate in the cor,
ners, under the rugs, in the curtains
ian" every place. Just so with your
system-it should be given a thor
ough cleansing, purifying this Spring.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN
TEA will do the job slick and quick.
1t will clean your system, freshen
and purify you all over-you1l enjoy
living, eat better, sleep better-feel
better. Donovan's pharmacy
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24

years and five months in the Civil
war, going through all the cam
paigns in Virginia. He WAS once
captured and spent several weeks in
Libby prison
He was a 32nd degree Mason and
for years had been prominent in the
G. A. R., having at one time served
as vice commander of the state un-
der the late s. A. Cook.
Funeral services for the late w. Q.
Pletzsch of Madison formerly of Bara
boo, will be held from the home, 139
East Johnson ST., in Madison at 2
O'Clock. Interment will be made in
the Forest Hill cemetery where the
Masons will have charge. a.
It is conceded at Washington the
bonus bill will pass. s-l 4ii@5js
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
w. 0. Pietzsch

Walter O., Pietzsch, chief clerk OF
the industrial commission for 20
years, died Tuesday at his home
139 East johnson street, Madison.
He had been living in retirement for
the last few years.
He is survived by his wife, Mary
Pietzsch, and daughter, Mrs. R. B
Anthony of Chicago who is now at
Madison.
Mr. Pietzsch was born in Germany
in 1914, but with bis parents was
driven out Of that country in 184S
They settled in Monroe but later
moved to Baraboo, which was his
home for more than half a century
when Lad of II Mr.. Pietzsch en-
listed in the 18th Wisconsin Volun-
tier infantry and served for three
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
LYONS PEOPLE MOVE
TO NEWPORT ON RIVER

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rheinfeldt
of Lyons who have been living in
part Of the Harry Rooms place have
moved to Newport
Mrs. Ernest Edwards and Mrs.
William Berkley spent last week IN
Milwaukee.
Nh and Mrs. Fred Baumgarten
entertained relatives from Reeds
burg Sunday.
Miss Susie Mihlbauer of Madison
is visiting at the George Hawkins
home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
HENRY MANTHEY DIES
AT HOME IN ABLEMAN

Henry Manther, a pioneer settler
at Ableman died Saturday afternoon
at his home there, aged rs years.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon from the house and Bap-
fist church.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Popp and son
Jewett of Mineral Point are guests
of Rev and Mrs. Popp few days. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minnamon and
daughters attended the funeral of
Dorothy Retz at Loganville Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Volz who has been i'll
for several days is able to sit up.
The Misses Emma Kruse and Koch
and Arthur Kruse of Hilpoint were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ham
mermeister Sunday and Monday.
M. and Mrs. Grin Richards of
Oregon came Saturday for a visit
with Mrsy Richards parents. Mr.. and
Mrs William Bartenbach.
Arthur Koph of Milwaukee is spend
ing a few days with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mss. Mathew Wilbursohied
of Wichita. Kansas, arrived on Sael~
urday night, called here by the ill
ness of her father, Henry Manthy.
Della and Alfred Meyer of Milwau
kee are guests of their parents here.
Will Peck of Milwaukee who came
home for a few days visit is on the
sick list.
Mr. and Mrs Darske Of Lyndon
were guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cowles, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Schneider of
Beaver Fan and Herbebrt Schneider
of Milwaukee were Easter guests at
the IIy Schneider home.
Dr. and Mrs. W. j. Hummel and
children J. and Caroline, were, Reeds
burg shoppers Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. P w. Schuette, Mrs.
E. L. Baumgarten and Miss Giessen
were Reedsburg SHOPPERS Wednes-
day
Martha Carlin who is employed at
Baraboo has been enjoying a vacation
at her parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frank Of
Beloit spent Easter at the home of
MI. and Mrs F. Frank.
Mrs. Clyde Kinney OF Des Moines,
Iowa, spent Easter with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Rowland and
children of Reedsburg spent Sunday
at Mrs Howland's parental home,
Mr.. and Mrs John Huebbe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Huebbe of
North Freedom we've callers here on
Sunday
Misses Mary and Lydia Brockow
are guests at the Louis Brockow
home.
Many from here attended the Mag
gle and Jiggs play at the Al. Ring
Ing theater.
Mr.. and Mrs Mente and daughter
Esther visited at the August Martin
home Sunday.
Dick Kruger and children of Reeds
burg visited at the Mrs. Dora Bern
ke home Sunday.
Lucille Smith of North Freedom
and Maysel Lawton of Milwaukee
spent few hours here Saturday.
Margaret Block who is attending
Reedsburg high school came home on
Wednesday on account of severe
cold 2t6
Myrtle Block who teaches near Lo-
granville spent the week emf with
her parents, Mr.. and. Mrs Fred Block
Art Finder returned from Burling
ton, Ill., where he visited with his