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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-25
Greenleaf News

Frank Herlocker returned from
Iowa where he has spent a few wcek.
Wi,h has father who las been iii
I he Dean. CoWiing. Fnhcr and Nc.
DANIEL families spent Sunday al Ar
rowrock
Rev l.. g. Wells spent SUNDAY
evening IN Boise where ne preached
az The Friends church.
Mrs Leila Settle was a caller In
Caldwell last Tuesday.
Womcn's Foreign Missionary So
ciety met AZ shc home OF Mrs Mary
Wilson Thursday Afternoon
Eastman Bros. are moving on the
Mrs. Young ranch. south of Green
leaf which they have rented for 3
years.
Monthly meeting OF the Grccnicaf
friend's church was held al the church
Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Jones OF Star
We're callers al the Arson Cox home
last Tuesday evening.
Halle Crew spent Wcincsda at
terno1n with home folks.
Mr. Cravcs has moved onto the
Commons ranch. north o. Grccnicaf
atAA -HAAr AiHlNff0Nii anu AANr. AA.tIN|N
have moved on the ranch vacated by
Mrs Graves.
w. ]. Wnslow went TO Ncwhcrg
TUESDAY and will go from there TO
California on business trip.
Funeral services were held in Cald-
wei last week for Frank Price who
was a pioneer settler OF Grcnlcai. He
lived on the l. n Commons ranch
which he cleared Of sage brush
Mr. NJ. C. Hinshaw was a business
caller in Caldwell Wednesday.
Mary Wiesner. Mildred Tucker.
Lucille Justice. Marion Wins,ow and
Charles Reals spen; sunday at Lime
Oregon. guests OF Mary Wiesner's par
ents.
Frank Herlocker and Ted Winsiow
were Wilder callers Monday
The Mems Gospel team had charvc
Of the Sunday evening church services
during the pastors absence az Boise
Joe Barnes OF Dixie is working for
II. {. Hinshaw this spring.
Zelda and Wilbur Allen spent the
week end at their home near Boise
l. w Nordvke IS assisting NJ. A.
Rice with his farm duties this week
Several ladies met al the home OF
Lucy Armstrong Tuesday to make !
ircss forms.
Mrs. l.. Mara Dean r-eachc4 AZ
he Methodist church in Wilder Sun /
Law morning.
Mr. and Mrs. q n. Rice made a
usiness trip 10 Caldwell "Wednesday
Star Saver is helping o. H. Rice /
m Saturdays this spring
Mrs Crew Spent last week end with I.
race in Boise.
The class of millinery conducted nv
Hiss Iohannessen Tuesday. Thursday
nd Saturday was held at the home
u Chloe Pinsho There was an at
OF y members each dav.
Margaret Jackson was absent from
chool last week with a lame ankle
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-25

-, Merritt Cunningham and Mr.
MI M Els returned from Silver creek
Friday. A.. ID Emerson have
nj 20 their ranch at Weiser.
mo ,s.s I Joseph Sevy and Flcriene Sc
NE, MI Narsing visitors Wednesday
W c W. Naderi,o was transacting
49, in this vicinity Thursday,
oa, s1socento Lazaso and John Ma
: ssn'I lef, the tasin with their last
gun" 'si' Of sheep Friday for their sum
me cr,e ,rd Ell. was Nampa visitor
Monday. Lii family have tho
measles ~
lev this week
shark from pipe caused John
v,gu;er,o 10 loose nearly ton and
Iii of hay and hay rack Thursday.
me r' IRE was well under way when dis
covered
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-25
Sell Kaiser's Yachts

Havre.-Two yachts that once be
llonged TO the former emperor OF Ger.
many have Just been sold In Holland
lone. the schooner Meteor. was bought
10y Nine. Heriot. the noted French
|yachtswoman. The Meteor's future
home port will be Havrc. The other
yacht. the Ynmpa, which belonged
more particularly 10 the former EN-
press, has been bought BY an Amer
lean. Herle Rowland.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-25
Jordan Valley

The Jordon Valley country has been
enjoying delightful spring weather for
The past two months Grass is max
ing a good growth. bu; most OF the
cattle are still being fed until dan
ger OF hard storms are past. An stool,
winicrcd in fine shape.
James Malloy on the Democratic
ticket and ]. $. Potter on the Reaub-
lican ticket are candidates at the pri-
marie, Tor county commissioners.
Mrs. T. ]. Goodyear has been spend
= few davs in Jordon Valley looking
after business interests here.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Dition enter
tanned a large number OF their friends
az their home on Cow creek Friday
evening. The evening was spen; in
rlaying cards and dancing. \ boun-
iiful supper was served al midnight
and as the crowd was detained by the
storm. a breakfast was served at day
light
A very enjoyable evening was re-
ported hv all
O. c. Wilson Of Cow creek IS a
business visitor in Weiscr this week.
lewis Dowell has returned from
Meridian where he spent the winter
and will work at the Glover -anch
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Hayicii spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Balfzor
Miss Powell. teacher OF the fifth
and sixth grades. WIS called home last
week by the serious illness OF her
father. Miss Powell will not be able
10 return ard a new teacher will be
found TO finish the term.
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enc. a son. Marion. on Monday. March
f no. The mother and babe are doing
nicely.
hilda Finsirom and Anna Nc
laughiin were Caldwell visitors Saiur-
d1y.
Rob Hereg Of Caldwell visited
with relatives In Ten Davis Sunday.
Mr. Ra'rh Hunt has installed q
radio in his home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Small. Milton
end Lyle Small were dinner guests
Sunday 90 the Chas. Guliickson home
\ crowd OF Young people chart, ari-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Bo'lman Monday
night
Hilds Finsirom. Anna Mclaughlin
Neva Drrni Gretchen Evans Reed
lcvcrton and Ivan Durnil visited Sat
urdav evening a; the home Of Mr.
Ralph Hunt
lnez Chrisiopherson spent last week
end 20 her home IN Roisc
Winston Miller OF Boisc was
Sunday guest ~ ;he VIII Galley
home
a family glihcriuc was held Sum
day al the Willard Bar;les home In
honor Of the birthday anniversary Of
Mrs. w Barf'cs
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris and
daughter have moved on the Harry
Sahin ranch
Mr. and Mrs r d. Sehrcc were
dinner guests Sunday az the Jerome
Long home in Nampa
Mrs $ G. Tucker and Grace Tuck
err were Caldwell visitors Saturday
All the children who desire 20
take par, in the Easter PROGRAM be
At the Lower oise church Saturday
afternoon az , p. m.
Voter will be turned in the ditch
in a few days for the farmers who
want it.
Anyone can smile over a winning
n,f.. . 49,, III, - L-..f.. 80. 4.
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Mt and Mrs. Theodore Roedcr OF
" ilaer attended the s.. Patr;ciSs dsy
parry given by the local Odd Fellows
ana Neoekahs last Tuesday evening
Mrs. y \. Baker formerly Of par
ma now OF Boise. spent several davs
OF last week visiting friends and ~.
tending 10 business interests here
Attorney Ernest Anderson was .,.-
tending 20 legal business n the co,nf,.
seat on Monday Of las. weet
Ar' and Mrs. Jack Burgher and
o1,y OF Wilder were guests OF Mr..
OF las, week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. J. Sloan were
guests AZ the Brumhack home in Biz
ne,a on sunday or last week
Mrs. Z. G. Johnson has returned
from an extended visit n Boise.
[, T.. Elder OF Nyssa. president Of
the Elder Hardware company. was a
business visitor IN town the forcpar,
of last week.
Last Tuesday evening the Odd
I Fellows and Rcbckahs enioved a 81
/ fairicks party az the /. O. O. +. hall
4 short program was given. entirely
IRISH by nature. which consisted OF a
couple OF bass solos by r. 4. Russell
a piano solo bv Miss Wiihelmina
Hoffman; Irish wit an Jokes bv Mrs.
K. A. Russell: and a solo bv Mrs n
{. Dwight; Games and contests were
then enjoyed until = late hour. when
refreshments were served.
{. 5. Long OF Pontiac. Illinos. was
a visitor al the f. H. Chapman home
last week while attending to business
matters here.
A large crowd OF children spent
m enjoyable afternoon al the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Dwight Monday
afternoon. The occasion was in honor
Of Marjorie Dwigh;s sixth birthday.
After games OF all Kinds had been
p'ayed. dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Dwight and Mrs J. |
C. Watson
The people OF this community we're
shocked and grieved over the sudden
death OF Mrs. C. NJ. Kirkpatrick /
morning. She was a de- /
won't christian and highly respected BY /
all who knew her. Funeral services 4
were held Thursday afternoon at the
community church. The body was
taken to her old home at Meridian. y
Y. where il vii be laid al rest in the
,.amily plot in the cemetery in that
city. She is survived by her husband
G. NJ. Kirkpatrick of Parma; two sons
and three brothers and two grand
Last Friday evening the senior
,,ass OF the Parma high school en-
oyed party at the home OF one OF
heir members, Charlotte Hamilton.
The evening was spent in playing card
games and ping iaffy
Mount Olive Chapter O. z. s. gave
delightful ST. Patricks dance for the
Ugh school students at the Masonic
lall Saturday evening. Punch was
erved thru-oifi the evening. A large
rowd reported a splendid time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-25

Cameo Kirby took things seriously,
but not too seriously. He knew the
value OF a smile as well as that of an
ace in the hole.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-25

Fate is the house man in the gam
bic OF Life. 1t doesn't have to stack
the cards for the odds are with il
anyhow.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-25

Anyone can smile over a winning.
Only a man like Cameo Kirby can do
il when he loses.
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Cozy Basin

Merritt Cunningham and Mr..
NJ Ers returned from Silver creek
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Entertain 80
Guests At
Tea Party

Mrs Marvin ]. Tyler and daughter,
Mrs. William D. Morse, entertained
about thirty ladies at a five o'clock
tea at the home of Mrs. Tyler, 800
LINN avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
Artistically arranged bouquets OF
hyacinths and daffodils decorated the
rooms and the tea table decorations
were suitable to the Washington
birthday season.
Vocal solos by Mrs. L. A. Titus
piano solos by Mrs. Frank Potter,
and piano duets by Mrs. Potter ana
Mrs Morse Were enjoyed by the
guests, and a social evening follow
ed the daintily served supper.
Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Morse were
assisted in serving by the Misses
Dorothy Black and Ruth McGilvra.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-28
TWO EBENEZER VALLEY
RESIDENTS NOW TALK
OVER NEW TELEPHONES

In Ebenezer Valley Will Gunner
son and Leonard Kuhnau have had
telephones put in.
Will Vented returned to her home
at Leland Sunday after a weeks Wis
it with her daughter, l.. Kuhnau
A number from here attended Will
Mattke's auction near Baraboo Oh
Thursday.
Miss Elsie Dahlke of WOnewoc is
here visiting her Grandma Dahlke q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Better attend
ed the funeral of his sister, Mrs
Nieman at Baraboo Sunday A num-
Der of other relatives also from here
attend the funeral.
DR.. Lauer of Sank City was UP
Wednesday to see Mrs. L Kuhnau
who has been sick.
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No. Freedom
Neus Notes

Miss Ella Hackett returned mere
after visiting relatives in Reedsburg
and attending the Old Settlers meet
ing.
Miss Rachel Noyes was up from
Baraboo to spend the week end
Irwin Gunnison and niece Alice B.
Dahn came from Black River Falls
Saturday to visit the VIM. Gunnison
family and Sunday Miss Alice accom-
panied Miss Viola to Chicago to meet
her father.
Robert Apker was home from Car
roll college for the week end
Miss Lucille Eschenbach returned
Tuesday from spending several days
with her grandparents in Prairie du
Sac and other relatives in Merri-
mack.
Miss Helen King is visiting friends
in Richland Center.
Miss Ruth Grosinske who has been
i'll for a month is again able to be
out
Mrs. Paul Schreve of Reedsburg
spent Sunday with the w. Draper
family
w. G. Patterson was called to
Prairie du Sac Friday by the death OF
his sister Mrs. R. Darlington.
Miss Mabel Dickie has been spend
ing a few days with friends in Mad
ison
Mrs. Ed Zimmerman and daugh-
ter Wanda have gone to Greenwood
where Mr.. Zimmerman is working.
The children of the John Cowing
family have been i'll the past week
Thomas E. Leece was down from
Vale the first of the week.
John Cooke lost valuable COW
the first of the week.
| Chas. Pawlisch, Misses June Lied
er and Grace King spent Sunday with
friends in Leland.
Miss Katharine Lehman who has
been i'll with scarlet fever is !, now
able to be out.
The high school basket ball team
was defeated Saturday night by the
New Lisbon team on their floor 81
to TO- At the beginning of the last
half of the game Edwin Shara was
knocked unconscious leaving the
team short of a good player.
Principal and Mrs. o. Melby spent
Saturday in Madison.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-28
WOMEN VOTERS
HEAR ADDRESS
Mrs. w. G. Bleyer of Madison
Tells of Work Which Has Been
Done In Madison

Mrs. w. G. Bleyer of Madison gave
talk to about fifty interested Bara-
boo women on the work of the
League of Women Voters in the
Business and Professional Womens
hall Tuesday afternoon. She was in
troduced by Mrs. e. Aug, Runge, The
Leagde of Women Voters is an out
growth Of the Woman Suffrage move
ment OF former days and is non
partisan organization with members
from all the political parties. The
real work of the league is to educate
women in the duties of citizenship
and to prepare them for a wider
sphere in all civic problems. Ms.
Bleyer has been very active in tn
Leagues of Madison and of Dane
county, and gave an interesting ac-
count of their influence with the
county board and the city council ia
favor of the. control of communit,
health and morals and other matters
of special interest to women. Before
the election, the League, working
with other organizations like the
Parent Teachers associations, gath
cred and published from public rec
ords all available facts about the
various candidates for the city off
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-28
HOME CIRCLE CLUB OF
SUMPTER AWARDS TWO
PRIZES In A CONTEST

The Home Circle club met Wednes-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neu
at the Phillip farm. After beautiful
dinner was served delayed valen-
tine box was opened and each one
received a beautiful valentine. Two
guessing contests were held, Mrs.
Lohr winning. and Urban Mather.
Paper and pencil was furnished and
each one was requested to draw the
Ratchet of cherry tree fame. Mrs.
J. P. Kindschi carried off the prize.
Mrs. Roy Mather gave an inter
esting talk on the tomb of Washing
ton and displayed a fine collection
Of pictures of the place.
i The next meeting will be held with
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Mather, Wednes-
day, March 5. The members their
husbands are to dress to represent
and act out some trade.
Miss Dubois celebrated Washing
tons birthday by holding appropriate
exercises.
The Hustiers club and neighbors
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner gave
them a farewell surprise party Tues
day evening.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-28
LAWRENCE TARNUTZER AT
SAUK CITY. SELLS HIS
RESTAURANT TO NEW FIRM

Lawrence Tarnutzer sold his res
taurant business Saturday. The new
firm of Brilliot and Bisbee took pos
session at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Wuerth of Chi
cago were over Sunday visitors at his
mothers home here Mrs Robert
Thiele of Buffalo Center, Iowa is also
visiting at Mrs. Wuerth's home.
Mrs. Art Hutter visited at her
parental home in Sparta last week.
Mrs. Herman Esser of Madison
visited in the city a few days last
week.
Mrs, Eva Giegerich is slowly i'm
proving from her recent illness.
Viola Fuchs visited with her par
ents at Badger Valley over Sunday
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-28
SHOWER is GIVEN FOR
YOUNG LADY RESIDING
Alta VALE OTHER ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Keefe
and children of Merrimack spent Sun
day here with relatives.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Marie Schaugnessy last Satur-
day evening at the home OF Mrs..
Angeline Glene in La Vale by the
R. N. A. members.
Mrs. Turtleson, aged 81 years,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Thompson the 22nd.
Wedding bells are in fine repair.
Why not come to church next Sun.
day. There are a few vacant seats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deck McWilliams Wis
tied their daughter Mr.. and Mrs
Obed Steffens, last Sunday.
DR.. Emmons of Ironton attended the
services at the A. G. church last Sun
day.
Regular preaching services Were
observed last Sunday at three of our
churches in La Vale.
Miss Evelyn Kinney returned to
high school at WoneWoc.
The school entertainment, or Cir
Gus. as some call it,, at the school
house in La Vale was very largely
attended each so very good and every
department acted out to perfection.
One could laugh then pass on to the
next booth or department only to
have a greater laugh than before. We
have heard over $50 was realized
from this entertainment. Much ere
dit is due the teachers and pupils
who all did themselves very much
credit.
Mrs. Mary Smith entertained the
Ernest Seeley family and Ed Decot
family and other relatives on her
birthday last week. bountiful din
ner was served and Mrs. SIN tn was
very kindly remembered
|. It was Glen Clemon, whose DIVER
ling house burned a week ago in
stead of Glen Clement, as some under
stood Mr.. Clemens will rebuild in
the near future.
Attorney Robert Clark of Itlroy
transacted business here last week.
Spring is close at hand by the looks
as we gaze skyward and see those
pretty kites the boys are sending up
One kite had fair sized doll tied to
it but it sailed away just the same.
A flock of gross beaks came to our
place. They were looking for water as
they were walking on the walk and
soon found a fine place where the
snow had melted away. There We're
dozen or more and they all had
fine drink, staying about ten min
utes. They are beautiful bird,
bright yellow, golden bronze witt.
some white and black feathers.
Willis Dickens of Madison visited
his cousin Everett TAFT and other re.
latiTes Saturday. He returned to his
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. c. Duddleston visited in .Wone-
voc last Saturday.
Mrs. Schultz has moved to town
and will occupy a part of the Oscar
Olson house.
Albert Hochmuth will mo" to Iron
Mountain, Michi., where he has EN-
p,oyment.
A number from La Vale attended
the Old Settlers meet at Reedsburg
the 22nd of Feb.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-28
ROYAL NEIGHBORS AT
DELTON HOLD SOClAL
EVENING = OTHER ITEMS

The Royal Ncighbors of Delton had
an unusually jolly time after their
business meeting Saturday evenin.s
Mrs. John Timme had charge of the
entertainment which consisted Of
music, dancing and a colonial dance
given by some Of the school children
n costume which was much apprec-
lated. The refreshments were j N
charge of Mrs. Will Cole The tables
were decorated with miniature cherry
trees and the dainty place cards, the
brown bread, and baked beans all a
fitting reminder of the colonial times
they we're honoring.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Titus left here
to make their home in Chicago last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Titus have lived in
this village for the past year ana
have made many warm friends who
deeply. regret their going.
Ralph Sarrington has sold his ice
cream business to Clarence Simons.
The members of the Guy House
family have been on the sick list
the past. week but are reported bet
ter now. .-.- sz
Mrs. Ostrander and Mrs. Larson
o. Kilbourn visited the R, n. A
lodge here Saturday evening
On account of illness Mrs. Chef
Sarr:ngton was unable to attend her
school duties Thursday and Friday /.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-28
TUESDAY

Mrs August Langenham of Able
man was taken to Madison on Mon
day and underwent serious opera
ton at the General hospital She is
reported as getting along nicely to-
day.
Mrs Matilda Harris of Adams is
spending some time here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hof-
sJtter Mrs. Hofstatter is not in
the best of health.
Several Baraboo young people at
tended farewell party at the Merri-
mack home of w. ]. Carroll last eve
ming. The affair was in honor of
Mrs. Brockman.
Miss Margaret Pierce entertained
number of friends at her home on
Fourth avenue, Saturday evening.
Dancing was enjoyed and a dainty
lunch was served.
Baraboo relatives have received
word of the birth of a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs j. Sinclaid of Kan
sas City Mrs. Sinclair will be re
membered as Miss Clara Risley,
daughter of Mrs Amelia Risley, Birch
street. This is Mrs. Risley's third
grandchild born within the past year.
The picture section of the Sunday
Milwaukee Journal contains a pho
tograph of Wisconsin folks in Florida,
among them Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Grotphorst of Baraboo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grotphorst have been winter sojurn-
ers in st. Petersburg for number of
years.
Ethel r. Griffith celebrated her
tenth birthday, Saturday Feb. %. at
the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George B. McGilvra, by in
viting some of her little friends. They
had a merry time playing games and
enjoying music on the piano and Vic
trola and finishing up with dainty
lunch.
In honor of Miss Irene Ruda's birth
day, twenty friends came in and sur
prised her at her home on Saturday
evening The time was spent in
dancing, playing games, and singing
tn Hazel Luebke at the piano. At
| twelve O'Clock a dainty lunch was
Il rived, a delicious birthday cake be-
ing an important part of the menu,
The guests left many beautiful pre-
sents for Miss Irene and departed at
wee hour of the morning wishing
her many more happy birthdays.
The North Baraboo club met with
Mrs. Robert Hattie and daughter Or
February 81, only eight members be
ing in attendance. The afternoon was
spent in visiting and before depart
! ing a guessing contest was held
the following being winners of the
prizes: first, Mrs. j. E. ELLINGTON;
second, Mrs. William Brandt; ana
consolation, Mrs. E. j. Rooney. Re-
freshments were served after which
the club adjourned to meet with
| Mrs M. Lusby on March 6.
A 800 gallon gasoline tank is
being installed at the Corners Bat
| terry & Electrical shop on Fourth
street. The tank is below ground at
the front of the building and will
supply customers on the street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Taborsky have re-
turned from BID fillmore, Maryland,
where they were called by the death
of the formers father, Joseph Ia
| borsky Mr. Taborsky passed away
/ in Annapolis and was buried in Bal
| timore. The Baraboo people spent
about eight days in the east AMI
stopped off in Chicago for visit
with friends on their way home.
L. D. Prader has finished filling
his ice house at the north end OF
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-28
Girl Dies In
Mothers A rms

The little three months old baby
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Luedtke died
very suddenly on Saturday at Reeds
burg. The child although not strong
had not been sick at all and died in
her mothers arms:
A funeral service was held at the
ST Johns Lutheran church on Mon
day afternoon conducted by the pas.
tor, Rev. L. Schneider.
The child's name was Elaine Edna
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es and board of education, and in
this way enabled voters to know
something about whom they we're
voting for or against-the League
never taking sides.
Many interested women in the au-
dience put down their names for
membership in local league of
women voters to be formed here in
the near future. A meeting for this
purpose is to be held Monday even
ing. March 10 at s o'clock, at the
Business and Professional Women's
club rooms.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-28
RED TAVERN SCHOOL
GIVES ENTERTAINMENT

The Red Tavern school gave a
Washington program Friday aftel
noon near Lyndon Station.
The Oak Grove school gave pro-
gram and social Friday evening. Il
was well attended and al report a
good time.
Mrs. John Wagner is caring fof
Mrs. I Mulligan and infant son
near Delton.
Mrs Alta Charnley spent the week
end at her brothers in Kilbourn.