Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-07
KIWANIS CLUB
TURNS SPICOT
None of the Cylinders Missing
When the Members of Local
Club Have Lively Night

The members of the local Kiwanis
club turned on the spigot Wednesday
night at the Warren and an unusual
amount of hilarity flowed forth. Jokes
and jibes were uncorked IN abundance
and lucky was the individual who
was not the center of laughter in
passing episode.
1t was night of lively going and
none of the cylinders were MISSING
fire.
1t was the night when the ladies
were present and they were gener
ously entertained, too On entering
the dining hall to the strains of mu-
sic, both ladies and gentlemen were
presented with Kiwanis caps in var.
ious hues and the tables were ap
propritely decorated. There were al
so presents for the ladies and smok
es for the men.
Bogus kilograms were read and in
a flower contest Mrs. r. D. Thompson
and Mrs. Ernest Isenberg were the
vic inns OF prizes.
Steady, now. Here is a disappoinL.
ment for President E. f. Dithmar
superintendent A. c. Kingsford
brought forth nsut package which
he said contained cut glass and
which, in a speech FUN of grandilo-
quence, said was for the presiding
officer. Just as he was about to
hand over the precious gift it fell to
The floor with a crash. At this juno
ture the secretary Of the club, Z. Nj
Doll, jumped to his feet and read a
bill Of 80 cents for cut glass. Laugh,
ter.) The president said he would
rather have the 80 cents. more
roars.)
Mrs. T. M. Mould opened the mag
ic box and President E. F. Dfthma1
should be handed an embroidered
doughnut for the merriment he pull
ed out of there. Among those who
were roasted and toasted were the
following: E. B. Trimpey, G.. H. Hood,
H L. Halsted, Mayor andre, L. Fl.
Hill, Rev Henry Harris, Rev. E. G.
Henke Rev w. W. Moore, H. e.
Anderson, W. T. Marriott, Roy Peck,
Peter Lind, John H. Scheible, Her
man Bogard, w. E. Baringer, w. l..
Cash, George Carpenter, Joe Con-
ners, c. M. Lamar, Dr. H. J. Irwin,
Ben Jones, L. M. Jacobs, M. r
Joyce Frank J. Potter, Superinten-
dent A. G.. Kingsford, w. G. Miller,
Will OFT, c.. M. Dubois, o. F. Phil
brick, Dr. DIPPED, w. H. Marriott,
Ed Boehm Ernest Sanderson, Joe
Siberz, DR.. Shiels, Leo Feinberg, PAU
Gust, Judge j. H. Hill, Charles Hac-
kett, T. M. Mould George A. Nc
Arthur, G.. A. Briggs, Charles Binder,
Or. C. F. Stekl, e. M. Doll, H. II.
French, H. H. Taylor, Norman Quale,
Dr R. D. Thompson, A. Reinking, r.
:. Wiley, L. G. WEIGH, Ray Under
kofler, w. e. Rowland, and Postmas-
ter F. E. Shuts.
Efficiency Cure
The inspirational and intellectual
treat Of the evening was an address
by DIR. Silas Evans of Ripon college
on efficiency Cure" He deplored the
fact there was too much uniformits
too much system In large firms there
was not enough initiative, too much
dependence on others. Machines ark
playing too much into our lives, every
thing is produced for us. There was
not enough serious thinking.
All Join In
Now comes Dr. J. c, Elsom with
stunts for the whole gathering. Il;
footed the rams horn and the com
rany footed, too. When it comes to
cetting mirth out of those before him
DR.. Elsome is never on a dead center.
In a debate between DR.. Stekl and
Herman Bogard bo'h won and in an
other wordy contest between Mrs.
Baringer and Mrs. Shiels the decision
was drowned in The applause.
The orchestra played merrily and.
Ben Jones led the voice numbers.