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, 1924-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Amoretti,
Jr., came into Cody by way of the
Park from Amoretti Lodge last Fri
day. They state that the Lodge,
which is situated in the Teton noun
tains and one of the most beautiful
and modern summer places in the
country, had its most prosperous sea-
son last 1t entertained ma
ny distinguished and well known peo-
pie, among them a Roumanian primo
ess and prominent members of the
Vanderbilt family.
Due to cooperation of the Sunlight
stockmen with the good work of
Ranger Chas. H. James, Supervisor
Langworthy states that the Sunlight
range reminds him of the good old
times when Sunlight turned off the
best beef in Park county. The win
ter range is so good that hay could
be moved.
Fred Morris returned from the hos
pital in Billings on Monday where an
operation for appendicitis was ad-
vised by his physician. Mr.. Morris
declares, however that all signs point
t a hard winter and believes he will
need everything he's got so will keep
his appendix for the present.
The Yellowstone Camp Fire Girls
held their weekly meeting last Thurs
day and plans were made for another
play to be put on in the near future.
Mrs. Grossman is assistant guardian
and is assisting with the play and
other activities of the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Freeman enter
tanned at a dancing party on Tuesday
evening. Among the out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Rum
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. HOLSTER,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Phelps and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Belden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Chase and
son, of New York, arrived in Cody
this week and are spending a few
days at Valley Ranch. Their son
will remain to attend the Valley
school this winter.
Raymond Siggins, Of Cody, and
Kenneth Purdy, Of Meeteetse, left
last week to attend school this winter
the former going to Miami College
at Oxford, Ohio, and the latter to
an institution at Valparaiso, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Ashley left on
Monday for Marmarth, No. Oak, af-
ter spending the summer in Cody,
Mr.. Ashley being employed at one
of the garages here.
DR.. and Mrs. K. c. Trueblood re-
turned home on Saturday from Kan
sas, where they have been spend
ing the past two weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
After worrying Meeteetse folk by
their prolonged absence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Josh Deane returned from their va
cation on Monday and report n Won
derful time.
Frank Phelps, Of Pryor, Montana,
was In town on Monday. Mr.. Phelps
Is taking n bunch Of dude ponies TO
the Grow reservation to winter.
, 1924-10-01
Foot Badly Cut While
Cutting Wood in Park

"Bill" Bailey is somewhat crippled
up as the result of a severe cut on
one of his feet, received while work
ing in the Park a week or so ago.
Mr.. Bailey was choping wood at
oce of the camps in the Park. when
the axe glanced off the block, strik-
ing him in the ball of the foot, cut
ting-a deep cash. He is getting
along quite we'll at present.
, 1924-10-01
Eastern Stars Hold
First Social Meet

The Eastern Star Lodge held their
first social meeting of the a last
Thursday evening with a good attend
ance.
Refreshments were served and an
entertainment given. Some vocal
numbers were rendered by Miss Twi-
la B%erringer. Miss Martha Nukols
gave a musical reading, and Mrs. Mil
dred Parr offered some selections on
the piano.
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court charged with possessing and
transporting Intoxicating liquor. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
sixty days in the county Jail and fined
$500. Lambert was arrested on the
street a few weeks ago with a bottle
of liquor on his person.
On Wednesday forenoon L. D..
Knott was granted a divorce from
Mary Knott. An order was signed
permitting the Cody Canal Company
to issue refunding bodns in the
amount of S5,000.00
, 1924-10-01

Junior Forester Allan Miller has
just returned a hardy woodsman from
most of the summer spent on the
ranges on the furthest outlying re-
gions of the .Shoshone forest. He re-
ports no surfeit of terminating lux
uries, but a diet of bear, elk, and
mountain sheep meat. Mr.. Miller
will spend the greater part of Octo-
Der in the field, after which he will
go to the Harvey forest in South
Dakota on a timber cruise.
Mrs. ]. W. Wiggenhorn, of Billings,
is visiting her daughter, Else Wig
genhorn, in Cheyenne. They expect
to go to England in the Spring and
will visit Mrs. Wiggenhorn's brother,
who is the editor of the Daily Mail.
Miss Wiggenhor will catalog her
u%ncle's extensive library during her
stay abroad.
Howard Benner, a brakeman, very
nearly went to join the angels when
a sugar beet loader knocked him
from the top of a freight car at Ridge
on Tuesday. A RIB was broken and
he was otherwise damaged. If he
had been any place other than where
he was standing when the loader hit
him he would have been killed or
seriously injured.
w. S. Widdous has moved his FAM
lily in from their ranch on Pat o'Hara
creek and they will make their home
in town this winter. Nj. Widdous
has taken over the Keystone Barn,
the lease of John Dahlem having ex-
pired.
Speedy's Ragadores of Red Lodge
have been engaged to play at anoth-
err one of those enjoyable dances to
be held at the Sage Creek Country
Club next Saturday evening, October
4th. Hot dog sandwiches will be
served.
Dick Hall, of Belfry, Montana, was
over on Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Hall was taking orders for a load OF
apples to be delivered a little later
on.
Virgil Hayes, one of the bus driv-
ers on the Cody road during the past
season, left for California on Mon
day, driving Mrs. w. T. Hogg's car
through for her.
Mrs. William Murray who has been
spending the summer with her par
ents in Chicago returned home Thurs
day. Mr.. Murray met her in Bill
lings.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury entertained
at dinner Wednesday. The guests
we're: Mrs, Lloyd Evans, Mrs. Geor-
gle Lambert and Miss Jessie Lam
bert.
Miss Mirna Richards has gone to
sheridan where she will take n course
In n Marinello benuty shop.
/. II. Larom and Herbert Schnei'
der we're In from the Valley Ranch
on Tuesday of this week.
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Has Narrow Escape
On Trip To Billings

The Knights of Pythias Lodge held
their first meeting of the season ut
the Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening, with an exceptionally good
attendance.
Several important matters were
taken up Mt the meeting and indica-
lions are that this organization will
be very active this winter. A social
meeting is being planned for the near
future, at which time an entertain
ing program with refreshments will
be put on.
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JUDGE METZ HOLDS CRIMINAL
TRIALS TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Some Stiff Sentences Are Handed Down to Four
Violators of the Laws-Penitentiary
Term Given Dumb Faker

Judge P. w. Metz came up from Basin on Tuesday and held
a term of court here. disposing of four criminal cases and a num-
Der of civil matters.
The cases of Warren Cox and Robert Wilson came up at this
time. These young men were charged with aiding in the escape
OF John Noonan from the Park county jail Pleading guilty to the
charge, they were sentenced to six months in the county jail, sent
ence being suspended subject to good behavior and on the condi-
ton that they attend school. The judge gave these boys a talk
, 1924-10-01
d Rose to Speak
In Cody October 18th.

Judge Robert r. Rose is scheduled
to speak in Cody on the evening of
Friday, October 18th. He will speak
at Frannie the morning of the 10Th
and at Powell hat evening, and is
booked for Meeteetse at ten o'clock
a. m. on the 18th.
, 1924-10-01
Condition OF Governor Ross Very
Lou Since Operation On Wednesday

According to daily newspaper reports, the condition OF
Governor William B. Ross has been very low since he under
went an operation for appendicitis on last Wednesday eve
ming at the Memorial hospital at Cheyenne.
1t was announced on Monday night by physicians in at
tendance that the Governors condition was very serious.
1t is stated that Mrs. Ross and DIR. c. P. Johnston are in con-
slant attendance at the bedside OF the stricken executive.
, 1924-10-01

Miss r. M. Phillips and Paul Brown
have been On n weeks pack trip at
|the Valley Hunting Camp prepara-
|tory to thA opening of Valley school
In Octob.e 1. Paul brought down
ms first big game, n fine buck speci-
men.
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SOUTH DELTON VISITOR
RETURNS TO HER HOME

Mrs Clyde McFarIand returned to
her home in GAINESVILLE Sunday after
spending a week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Searle, South Del
tor.
Jake Porter went to Blue Mounds
Saturday returning Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Capener and
son Lloyd visited Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. ,Capener
in Baraboo
The E, P. Terry family we're Sun
day visitors at the WI Terry home
Miss Laura Streek has employ
ment at the Rollo Morley home.
Mrs. George Waddell of Fairfield
visited Monday with Mrs. Pearl Wad
dell.
Sam Searle iof Milwaukee spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Searle
here.
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HUNTER NEAR BARABOO
DISCOVERS WOLF TRACKS

While out hunting recently, Will
Zantow on the Baraboo bluffs dis
covered wolf tracks near the Frank
Searles home.
MS. l.. c---eso~ e C1-a5co s1cil.
/ st week with her sister, Mrs. Lewis
+ artin Mrs, Zantow has a job in
ADDISON for the present.
The dirt roads in this vicinity are
rot passable for cars.
G. r. Marauardt is running the
Bonham milkwagan for the present.
Miss Della Marquardt is spending
ing several weeks with her sister in
Milwaukee.
Quite a number in this locality
are gathering maple sap and cook
ing syrup.
The families of w. Bassett AMI
r. O. Marquardt spent Sunday with
the Carl ScheIlenberger family at
North Freedom.
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WALTON CLUB ENJOYS
DELIGHTFUL MEETING

Mrs. Belle LANCE entertained the
Y. P. NJ. S. of Walton very pleasant!
Friday evening and a good program
was given Games were played and
refreshments of sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served.
r. P. Taggart was a business yisi-
tor at Cazenoyia on Wednesday.
Roy Gibrant has moved his family
to Wood where he has employment
with Frank Havelick for the summer.
Mrs. Wilson Mortimer entertained
the w. NJ S. of the Friends church
at her home Wednesday. A large mum
Der were present. An interesting pro-
gram was given and delicious din
ner served. Considerable work was
done
Bert Mortimer has rented his farm
to his son Herbert, who has had the
charge Of their store. and he and Mrs.
Mortimer have moved into the store
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spent a day recently with Mrs.
Charles futile, town of Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Burton and baby
Chester of Baraboo ate Sunday din
ner with her father, A. Puttkamer, Sr
and family and supper with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Burton.
Grant Burton and wife of Baraboo
were Sunday visitors at his folks,
the S. H. Burton family.
Mrs. Irwin Good and little daugh-
tiers visited Saturday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Powell of North
Freedom were visitors with his par
ents MIR. and Mrs Grant Powell re,
Gently.
Miss Helen Hackett returned to
her school duties at La Crosse after
two weeks at her home here. The
Hackett family are riding in a new
car
Harold Burton has bought a Ford
and expects to drive back and forth
to his work at the wooden mill.
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FAIRFIELD NOW HAS
A COMMUNITY CHURCH

The first service OF the Fairfield
community church was held in the
Methodist church Sunday with a
large audience present. The Sunday
school also was organized and an
is ready for earnest work, Rev. P.
E. Dunlap is pastor
The Willing Workers society will
meet FRIDAY April II with M'sj
A. j. Newell for dinner. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
School began in the various dis
tricts again Monday after a weeks
vacation.
The Sunday school party given
at the home of 2. c. Green Tuesday
evening was well attended and much
enjoyed by all present.
The new Baptist pastor Rev. w.
f. Rix preached here Sunday and was
accorded a hearty welcome and
earnest cooperation in his work. A
goodly number were there to hear
him. He expects to preach mere IN
the Baptist church every Sunday af-
ternoon at three.
George Ingham and Shirley Wret-
land returned to Baraboo Sunday
afternoon after spending VACATION
week at their homes here.
All are rejoicing to see the snow
rapidly disappearing and the roads
and fields drying.
Tony Caflisch and family of Bara :
boo visited his mother Sunday af-
ternoon and Miss Marie returned to
her school duties at North Freedom.
Rev. and Mrs. P B. Dundap and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thomas attended
the meeting of the Baraboo Valley
Ministerial association Monday.
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GYPSTES BRIGHTEN WIVES
ON CASSELL PRAIRIE

A band of gypsies passed through
Cassel Prairie Saturday soaring
some Of the housewives. They de-
manded chicken at one place for a
sick woman of the band and would
not take a beef bone as substitute.
Miss Rowson and her pupils gave
a very good program at the school
house Friday evening. A darkey was
tried by jury for stealing a chicken
VIM Kleinert and Cyril OFT as at
torneys surely were fine. All the
others acted their parts well, Calvin
Reeve was the white wooled Judge
who gave the charge to the jury. AT
ter the trial the boys gave a cake
walk and cane drill which was con-
sidered very fine Ten girls gave a
very pretty scarf drill. Every mum
Der was good
Will Campbell was oliged to give
UP work at the saw mill and is I'M
der a DEBTORS care, The doctor
seem unable to di9 gnose the trouble.
VIM Paepke, who was recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonia
has suffered relapse and is very
sick.
VIM Bills two little boys have
had chicken pox the past week.
Mrs. Walter Leykauf has liver
trouble and is under a doctors care.
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In nearly every home there has been
one or more members afflicted. Near
" everyone is on the gain now,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Harris are re-
joicing over the arrival of a four
teen pound Son.
Rev. Scott, former pastor, oc-
cupied the pulpit at the M. E,
church Sunday evening.
H. D. Page of Sturdevant, Wis.
spent the weekend here at his cot
tage on Mirror Lake,
The funeral of F. o. Hubert was
held from the home here last Friday
The sympathy of the entire COM
munity goes out to the bereaved fam
lily
Mrs. Emma Hewitt and daughter,
Adelaide of Madison spent last week
here.
Lola Chaffee, who teaches south OF
the village, spent last week at her
home here, it being her spring vaca-
ton. While home she visited niece
in Portage.
Mrs. Grace Adams is home after
spending the winter with friends in
Chicago and Waukesha.
Ernest Cole, who broke his arm
some time ago is recovering nicely.
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SAUK CITY RESIDENTS ARE
BACK FROM WEST VIRGINIA

Mr.. and Mrs John Talbot of Sank
City returned Wednesday evening
from New Cuberlaud, West Virginia,
where they spent the winter with
their son in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Welcome Talbot
Mrs. M. Carroll of McGregor, Iowa,
came Tuesday evening for visit with
her son-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordan
Rischmuelle:.
Crs. Robert Buerki went to Mil
vaukee Friday for visit with rela-
tives.
Gustav and Miss Thekla Naffz at
tended the concert given by the Min
neapolis Symphony Orchestra Co. at
Madison on Tuesday evening.
bring the farmers in closer touch with
ional men of Sank City have organic
ed a club under the name of the AS
sociaion of Commerce. The object of
the organization is to promote the
business interests and to work to-
gether for community welfare, and to
bring the farmers closer touch with
the BUSINESS interests of the town.
Matters concerning the town and
country will be discussed at the
monthly meetings of the association.
Geraldine and Jeanette Mosher re-
turned from Waterloo, Wis, Satur-
day evening to continue their stu
dies at the local schools.
Mrs. Dan Patterson Of Michigan
arrived in the city Saturday evening
called here by the illness of her
father, Martin GEM.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
I'm NORTH BARABOO

Mr. and Mrs VIM Brant, North
Baraboo were much surprised Tues
ay April 1, when Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Schauf and children came with
we'll filled baskets and reminded
them that it was their eighth wed :
ding day.
Mrs. Helm has an attack of the
pleurisy.
Henry Simon has returned home
after a visit at Barron.
Hattie and Daisy Cone visited
their Grandmother Mrs. Cora Wat
son several days last week.
Miss Hazel Bick has returned to
her duties as teacher in Friendship
school near Loganyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill of Den
ger were recent visitors at the John
Rick home.
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O 9 O O . o o c. 9 .
TUESDAY x

O d Ii q e.
Superintendent and MRS. W. A.
Hayes have moved the cottage at
Devils lake from the low lot whert
is was erected by w A. Rowland
and will erect new oneson the
ground The cottage taken away has
been placed near where the garag~
es stood and will be occupied by
their son and wife.
The case Of the state of Wiscon-
sin vs. George Tourdot was again
before Judge Adolph andre today. A
large number of residents of Win
fed were present in court. The
case was heard here last Thursday
but jury was unable to agree and it
was necessary to lear the case
again
Rudolph Sanberg ]of New Butler
was a Baraboo visitor today. He for
merly lived in this city and about
two years ago met with a serious
,ccident that for a time looked as
though it would prove fatal. Mr..
Sanberg was employed by the North
western road and while working at
Milwaukee fell distance of forty
feet from water tank. The bones
in both legs were badly splintered
he sustained breaks in the pelvic
bone and was otherwise critically
injured. He stated in Baraboo today
that he had almost entirely recov-
cred from the effects of his acct
dent and expected to return to his
former employment soon, and added
that the C. & N. w. Co. had taken
excellent care of him during his
long period of recovery.
On Monday afternoon the Auxi-
larry, composed of members Of the
Trinity Episcopal church, met with
Mrs. r. B. Griggs. The president, Mrs
H. N. Jennings, told of the work be-
ing one by a similar organization
at Victoria, Texas, where Mrs. Jen-
nings spent the winter, Plans for
work Of the local guild was outlin-
ed.
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NEW ARRIVAL. AT
WESTFIELD HOME

4 little daughter Esther Ruth ar
rived at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Klipp in Westfield recently.
Henry Alexander of Baraboo spent
several days last week at the homes
of his sons, Percy and Will Alexan-
der
Mrs. Tabitha Borders of Reedsburg
spent several avs here last week,
calling on friends.
Enrol Alexander, Harry Nerthein
md the Misses Florence and Ruth
Alexander, Reedsburg high school
pupils are enjoying a week of vaca-
ton
Mrs. Howard Sutherland received
word from Richland Center Of the
death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Har-
vey Jewett. Mrs. Jewett has been in a
sanitarium at Stevens Point for
many months. She has visited in
Westfcld and friends and acquaint-
ances hero.
Rock Elm school closed Friday for
a weeks vacation. Miss Carol Berry
went to her home near Delton.
Mrs. Fred Brooks visited recently
IT Madison at the home of her son
Walte-
Mrs. Nancy Schultz Of Ableman
visited with relatives and friends
hero the past two weeks
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School Notes

Andrew Croal and Marie Dede-
rich have re- entered school.
The Agriculture class has begun
the subject of corn planting, seiec-
ton and judging.
Mr. Phillips and Miss Skinner act
ed as judge at the declamatory con-
test held at Wonewoc, Friday even
ine.
Edith Behn is with us again after
substitution in Juanita Huebing's
school for seven days.
Velma McGaw, Marcella Siberz,
both graduates of the year 1922, Wis
tied school both Tuesday and We'd
nesday of last week.
Helen Rowland, Edith Schroeder,
Viola Schroeder, Mary Horkan and
Dorothy Schultz visited the school
Monday afternoon.
Due to vacation in the city schools
there were many visitors in the
Model room this week
The fourth quarter started Monday
with but little change in the pro-
gram. Agriculture, Physiology Meth
DDS, History Methods and sewing are
the new subjects.
The senior class held meeting
Monday morning for the purpose o.
planning pep party. COMMITTEES
were appointed and stunts planned
H N. Winchester gave very in
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-10
NORTH WINFIELD HAS A
SEVEN MILE CREEK VISITOR

Mrs. M Kelly of Seven Mile creek
is visiting at the Ray Fleming home
in North Winfield.
Howard Williams spent the week
end in the city.
Ed Bymes and daughter Marie
spent Saturday in the city.
Mrs. M Flyn and brother Jerry
McKue are nicely located on the Nc
Kuo residence.
"A number Of PEOPLE from this vici
nifty attended the auction at the c.
J. Flynn homo on March 10.
J. e Byme spent Monday in
BaraboO.
Mrs M w. Harrington spent
Thursday in Mauston.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-10
BIRTHDAY EVENT
AT FAIRFIELD HOME

AS has been the custom for almost
twenty years, the friends of Mrs.
Augusta Ztegler met with her last
Tuesd4y at the home of her son Ar
thur in Fairfield to help her cele-
brate her birthday which comes on
April 1st. A bountiful picnic lunch was
served. She received many cards,
plants and other presents which were
much appreciated Everyone wished
her many happy recurns of the day.
Floyd Davis who works at the mill
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hasch and
children Of Baraboo spent. Saturday
and Sunday at the Roy Palmer home.
Miss Mildred Waddell who stays
at the Page home in Baraboo and
attends high school spent Saturday
night and Sunay with her friend,
Miss Augusta Puttkamer.
Mrs. Gustaye Ziegler and sons of
Baraboo visited Tuesday and Wednes
day with her mother-in-law, MRS.
Augusta Ziegler.
Vernon Moody visited his sister
Irene at the Ben Getschman home
from Thursday until Monday
Mrs Warren Wickus of Baraboo re-
turned home Wednesday after spend
ing some time at her fathers, Al
bert Puttkamer, Sr. =
Mrs. Floyd Newell and children
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-10
CARR VALLEY GIRLS HOME
FOR "A SHORT VACATION

Hazel Bingham and Agnes Gasser
are home from their school duties
for a weeks vacation in Carr
Valley
Chester Petit had telephone
installed in his house one day last
week
Ora Schluter and Peter Vosen
made a business trip to Baraboo last
Thursday
Several from here attended the
election at Ironton Tuesday, Ora
Sohluter was elected chairman Of
the town again and Chester Petit
another member of the board in
place of Peter Vosen Jr.
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and will conduct that business.
Mrs. Belle LANCE spent the week.
end at her home near Delton.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N Henrichs en-
tertained Rev. Raymond Targgart and
family after church Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Shore,
a son, Saturday, March 29
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jones have
moved into the house recently vaca-
ted by the Eph Small family.
Marvin Peterson, Harry Jordan
and Elwood Good had business in
Wonewoc last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guerdon Mortimer,
Wilson Mortimer and Ernest Tabor
were Wonewoc shoppers Monday
Bernard Day went to Cazenovia to-
day where he has employment at the
creamery.
Miss Hilda Shore has gone to Hills
bor0 where she has employment
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Good, son
Glen and Virgil Mitchell visited the
Albert Good family at Plum Valley on
Sunday
Raymond Targgart made a business
trip to La Vallle last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Gibrant and Hattie Smith
were callers at the L. S. Carpenter
home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Athena Mortimer and daugh'
ter Clytice were guests of Mrs. Carol
yn Targgart Thursday.