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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-21
NerDs Notes
OF Fairfield

The Willing Workers oil Fairfield
will meet this week Thursday, May
81 With Mrs. Oscar Shultz for
supper
Rev. 7. Nelson OF Almond, Wis,
preached at the Baptist church
here Sunday as also IN Baraboo,
Having exchanged pul9its for the
day with Rev. ". e. RiX Of Bara-
boo.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Thomas has been quite
sick the past week or two, but is
somewhat improved.
The school picnic at Pecks Cor
nors last Friday was attended by
about 40. Children, parents and
friends of the district and very
pleasant time enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, ngham and
family entertained relatives from
Portage last Sunday.
The splendid rain which came
here last Friday night and Satnr
day was truly very welcome oy all
Still more is needed.
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Stork Visits
East Reedsburg

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kin
sey. of E"st Reedsburg, Sunday
May 10 a son. They have named
him William Max.
Nearly everyone in this neighbor-
hood attended the funeral of Frank
Montgomery Tuesday afternoon CT
last week. The bcreaved family
have our sincevest sympathy.
Isaac Metcalf who attends Reeds
burg High School spent the week
nd at the Lyman Montgomery
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obee Retzlaff spent
week ago Sunday at the VIM.
Simpson home.
Little Alderine Schrank has been
on tbs sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Montgomery
and son Lyman spent last Monday
in Madison.
Father KiCrnan, Miss Agnes Nc
Cormick and Mrs. John Croal were
callers at the Frank Haugh home
last Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Horkan and
Mike Walsh visited relatives near
Lyndon a week ago Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Keegan of
Mansion were callers at the John
Hurley home last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Montgom-
cry spent Sunday evening at the
Ernest Rotzla.f home.
Mrs. Anna Scoon spent couple
of days of last week with Mrs.
Earl Fish. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Krause spent
Sunday aftern oornat Frank Haughs.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Retzlaff and
daughter yern. e, we're callers at the
NJ. E. Carr home in Reedsburg last
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Tietje and
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Black Hawk
Woman Dies

Mrs. ]. V. Accola. Black Hawk,
past "way after a lingering illness
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
George Lusby last Saturday eve.
mig. The deceased reached an
age of 81 years and 6 months and
leaves. to, mourn her departure
eleven children as follows: Mrs.
George Lappley and Val. Accola at
Sumpter, Mrs. George Lusby, Mrs.
And. Hossig, Elizabeth Accola, Mrs.
Fred Hab1rman and Mrs. Gilbert
Gasncr Of Black Hawk. Mrs. Ed.
Record. of Arkansas. Mrs. George
Potinger and George Accola of
Seattle, Wash, John Accola Of
Raraboo. besides twenty four
grandchildren, eight great grand
children and a large number OF
other relatives and friends. Funer-
al services Wednesday afternoon at
one O'Clock at the Reformed
church IN the town of Prairie du
Sac. of which she was a faithful
members. Interuent at the ceme-
terry ado ming the church beside
her husband who preceded her a
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Family Reunion
At Prairie du Sac

One of the most happy and de-
lightful reunions at the William H.
Lesser home at Prairie du Sac
that ever took place occurred last
Saturday and Sunday when five
brothers of William and one sister
together with other immediate
members of the family assembled in
their annual get-together. This
time, however, the reunion was
combined with the celebration of
the sixty first birthday of the host.
Mrs. Lesser had quietly and unbe-
known to her husband prepared a
huge birthday cake and with sixty
one red candy beads embellishing
the top of this angel food it be-
came the center of attraction at
the birthday dinner
In addition to their son Roy and
his wife and son, Kenneth, who
drove in from the old farm, the fol
lowing were present.: Charles and
son Lawrence from Pittsville, Mrs.
Caroline Kelleher and husband from
Chicago, George from Milwaukee,
Robert from Minneapolis, Fred from
Madison, and Herman, with his wife
and two sons from Milwaukee.
In addition to a toast to Bill"
written by Fred of Madison, the
stories of the days on the farm and
early school days were recounted
by those present. There were also
presented by those who were able
to dig them up-the old pictures OF
of life as it was in the township
of Merrimack fifty years ago.
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Adams W oman
To Hospital

Mrs. j. B.. Pierce of Adams went
to Madison Friday where she ell
tered the hospital there for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Mcbride and
little son visited with relatives in
Brooks, Sunday.
Mrs. J. Sheath and daughter,
Evelyn visited with friends in Bar
aboo, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Oscar Tease and little son
were Baraboo visitors Monday.
Martin Hansen was taken to
the hospital at Rochester, Mimi,
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Field and little daug
liter of Rice Lake are visiting at
the home Of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. g. d. Beech.
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bout three years ago. Rev. A.
Ruehlman will conduct the fun
eral services. The bereayed chill
dren have the sympathy of their
many friends.
Mrs. Fred Haberman made a
business trip to Milwaukee last
Thursday returning Saturday.
The Black Hawk school will
have a program at Schneller's hall
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Schneider and
Mrs. Dora Mold visited relatives
at Baraboo last Sunday.
Rev. H. j. Beck and Lawrence
Sprecher expect to attend the con-
ference at Madison this week.
Mrs. John Jenewien is suffering
with rheumatism since last Satur-
day
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A Birthday Party
At Prairie du Sac


Sunday evening, May II, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Lohr invited num-
Der of friends to- help their daugh-
ter Edna celebrate her 10Th birth
day anniversary.f.o
The invited guests were: Elmer
Enge, Myril Dolphin, Ezra Fenske,
Selma and Viola Buelow, Edwin and
Hermsn Fenske, Maybelle Bern
hard, Herman and Oscar Grass,
Madlyn Barton, Hilda Grass, Ed
win Garske, Orrin MaIose, Bert Nc
Kenna, Alma Groshens, Billie Nc
Mann, Claire Cornell Oliver Wen
eel, Roy Grass, Lawrence Mielke.
Walter Groshlahs, Frank Rack
Elvin Koenig, Rudy Werner, Ell
win Goerks, Arthur Luetscher, Ole
zieman, Bonnie and Emil Buelow
Viola Sponholz, Henry Zieman, Ed
ma Albers. Oscar Rishuller, DR.. and
Mrs. H. Lchr, Teddie Koeneke, Syl-
via Goerks, Norris Denzer, Myrtle
Kinney, Lyle Grover, Irene Leidig
Albert Dahlke, Clarence Albers,
Edwin Stretch Walter Lohr, Edwin
Willy, Fred and Gust Slotty, Louis
Rosnos, Charles 1Steinhorst and
Erwin Korb. H GOD
The evening was spent in dane
ing and a good time was reported
by all present.
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Excuse Me" A
Pullman Laff

Merrimcnt aplenty, lots of lively
action and whale OF a tram
wreck are provided in Excuse
Me" the splendid farce-comedy
coming to the AL Ringing Theatre
Friday and Saturday, with the FIJI
day performances benefit High
School Junior Glass. There's q
night in a Pullman car flying a
cross country. A nearly cou-
nIe he a Young naval officer who
faces court marital if he misses
his boat, looking fer a minister On
fhe tran. They had rushed TO
their minister with th9ir license 70
find that lie was i'll with small-po :
They took taxi to reach another
minister But the taxi broke down"
And thew had to catch the last
train that would take him to San
Francisco in time to catch his boat.
Ministers Loard and leave the tram
but the nearly weds just simply
fail to find them, and while TINS IS
all going ca there's a French girl
fleeing from her husband, who gets
the young hero to pose as her nus
Lend and her baby to call MN
papa" Then. there's a travelling
salesman joyously boiled" and
porter who is everlastingly mixing
and messing up other peoples at
fairs until it all becomes q nope
less hodge podge while he goes on
his way continuously muttering'
sputtering and uttering excuse
me" Fun galore is promised Ill
this. Larry Semon's latest comedy,
"Kid Speed" a speedy and hilar-
ious auto-rac ng picture is part
Of the same program.
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Kilbourn Man
Is Host To 200
On DeNs Trip

Captain G. ID. Parson of the Dells
Boat company sent out an invitation
to which about two hundred people
responded, in trip through the
Dells on the new boat Winnebago.
Sunday, May II, which every one
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stevenson
and two daughters, Misses Wilma
and Faith, and Miss Marion Loom
is motored to Madison and James
Vile Saturday returning home Sun
day evening.
e. d. Newell and Henry Mar
ston were in Reedsburg last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Haulpt of
Arlington spent Saturday and Sun
day with the lady's mother, Mrs.
Amelia Vogt.
Miss Margaret Procknow was
fastened to Milwaukee Monday
evening, where she will undergo
an operation for mastnoid. She
was accompanied by her father.
Julius Procknow..
Glen Schroeder is again able to
be out, having been shut in several
weeks with the flu.
Several from Kilbourn attended
the funeral of Mr.. Lawarance Lloyd
at Portage Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Mess returned home
from Milwaukee Friday where she
has been visiting several DAYS.
Mrs L. N. Morse had the mis-
fortune to fall one DAY last week
and sprain her ankle.
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City Vieu,
School NewS

MI. and Mrs. AlbeTts and Mrs.
Fred Wieglow spent Sunday at
the Ed. Wieglow home. Mrs. Al
berts has returned from the Roch-
ester hospital.
The Albert Tcmplin family spent
Sunday at the F. Templin home.
The men visited Durward's Glen
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Nelson Conan has return
cd to Baraboo after spending the
past week at the home of her son,
Elmer Conan and family Mrs.
Koppke of Madison has been spend
ing part of the week at the same
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Meyer Wis.
tied at the Fee home, Sunday.
Archie Kellogg and sister, spent
Sunday aft 1~noon with the Charles
futile family.
The district was shocked to hear
of the death of Mrs. George Nc
Gi,vra. Sympathy is extended to
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Newell from Baraboo to Fairfield
for ride Sunday afternoon.
NO. FREEDOM
NEWS Notes

John Neiderer and daughter Amy
of Madison visited at the George
Schorer home Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Miller, of Chicago, Mrs
H. r. Kellogg, and daughter Mrs.
Hummer of Portland, Ore, and Mrs
L ]. Fisher of Reedsburg visited
On Wednesday with Mrs. III. L.
Bonnet and Mrs. VIM Voss.
Mrs. Mary Shew of Baraboo spent
the weekend with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Schorer.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Davies enter
tanned twenty of their friends at
five hundred Friday evening. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed. A
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess and daughters Mary and
Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller attend
ed the funeral OF an aunt of Wone-
woo Thursday.
Mrs. II. N. Apker and daughter
Martha spent Sunday with friends
n Baraboo,
Mrs. A. A. Johnson returned
Tuesday from Pigeon Falls, whero
she was called by the serious illness
of her sister.
Lenore the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Hackett has scarlet few
err.
Mrs Eldora Mallon suffered 8
stroke of apoplexy Friday after
noon. Her daughter and sOr-in-
law from Reedsburg and a dough
ter from Madison came and stayed
until she began to improve wien
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattice took her to
their home in Reedsburg.
LOST hild's red purse. Reward
Mariana D;ckie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings Of Mime
apolis, Mimi, were the guests Of
Mrs. Lucy Elliott after having at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Tasting $
brother, c. r. Cooley, in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hahn and
John Mattox were among those who
attended the funeral Of G. F. Coo
ley in Madison Wednesday.
Ed. Frederick has been very Ill
with the flu but is slightly improv-
ed.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Murton Lv-
ons a daughter, Ruby Maiyina,
Thursday, May Is.
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Curry Novel;

The marriage of Robert ]. Curry.
son of Mr., and Mrs. James r. Cur
ry of Baraboo, to Miss Frances
NOVEL;, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Willis e. Novel; of Seattle Wash,
was solemnized on Saturday, May
sixteenth, at four o'clock at st,
Simon's church, Chicago The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Lawrence G. Ferguson, for
merly rector of Trinity Episcopal
church, Baraboo.
The couple was attended by Miss
Elizabeth Curry, a sister of the
bridegroom, and Lloyd Johnson Of
Superior, a Kappa Sigma frater-
nifty brother. The wedding was
quiet one, only near friends anu
relatives being present, among
them Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Curry Of
Baraboo.
The bride was attired in a gown
of orchid crepe, beaded in lavendar,
and she wore a picture hat. Her
oorsage bouquet was brides roses
and lilies of-the-yalley.
Miss Curry wore blue satin with
silver lace trimming and she car
ried pink sweetpeas.
Mrs. Curry attended the Cnivcr-
5ity of Washington, where she was
Phi Beta Kappa student, Her.
former home was in juneau, Alas
ka
Mr.. Curry is a graduate of the
Baraboo high school. He complet-
ed his work at the University of
Wisconsin in 1922 and is now man
ager of the group department OF
the Aetna Insurance company. lie
was recently promoted from the
Seattle office to offices in Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs. Curry will make
their home at 1908 Pleasant street
Pleasant View apartments. Oak
Park, Ill.
Scherbert-Miiler
Miss Edna Miller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller Wash
ington street, Portage, and Arthur
II. Scherbert also of Portage, were
united in marriage recently in the
above city.
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AttendF funeral

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hill went tc
Lodi Sunday afternoon to attend
the funeral Of their cousin, Will
Brereton.
The Promo ard George Lepple
families were called to Merrimack
Saturday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. George Prem6!
Mrs. George LepDle was called
to mourn the loss ? Of her mother.
Mrs. Accola who died Sunday.
The Home Circlel Club will meet
with Mrs. S. Premo for the first
meeting Of the summer Wednesday
May q. " =
Mrs. ]. p. Steidtmann went to
Madison Monday't TO consult ply
stefan regarding Her health.
Mrs. l.. o. KindscIii and children
have the humps. II
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News Notes
OF Fairfield

Mrs. Warren Wickus and son
Lloyd are at the home of her sister
Mrs. Arthur Ziegler for a short visit
before having for her new home in
Milwaukee where her husband is
employed
Leonard Waddell who works
south of town was at home Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Echelberg, who live
on the former Cobleigh farm, en-
tertained friend and his wife
from away few days last week.
Mrs. Floyd Newell and daughter,
Glee spent Saturday May 8, at
Reedsburg where Glee completed
in the contest held there on that
day.
Miss Lucille Burton visited Sat
urday at the home of her brother,
Grin in Baraboo.
Miss Helen Hackett stayed Fri
day night with friend in town.
The Grin Burton family of Bara,
boo and the Albert Puttkamer, Jr...
family of Fairfield were Sunday
visitors at the Art Ziegler home.
Mrs. Moody having no work at
the mill one day last week was at
in
Claud Newell brought his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
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Guests At Home
In South Delton

Week end visitors at the George
Holt home in South Delton were
Mrs Wanamaker of Royal Oaks,
Mich, Mrs. Z. M. Odekirk of Ire
ntealean, Mrs. Osbourn Odekirk and
daughter Dorothy of Milwaukee,
MI and Mrs Charley Odekirk of
Adams were Sunday visitors at the
same home.
Miss Agatha Mulloney of Del
Iona was a week end visitor at the
home of e. p. Terry.
Miss Helen Porter visited her
friends, Margaret Waddell and I'm
ice Guethlein at st. Marys Ring
ling hospital Sunday afternoon.
Both young ladies underwent OPP
erations for appendicitis Friday.
Mi. and Mrs. G. w. Bass and
son Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Bass, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cap
ener and daughter Miss Georgia
Starkey and Viola Watkins of Bar
aboo, Mr.: and Mrs. John Bass and
daughter Viva Of Webster's Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner and
Eddie Burton from near Baraboo
were Sunday visitors at the A. l..
Capener home.
Mrs. Pearl Waddell spent from
Saturday until Tuesday at her
home here after nursing over three
months at the Workman home
in Baraboo.
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News Notes
or Alderman

The Omen { role was entertain
ii Dy mrs. 49, y lsnmap at her
home Wedn,suuj a1te. noon.
Mi. and MI. I'm. Schultz visit
cd at Roedsbu.., Sunday.
Rev Rieger .,ent a few days OF
the pass week l., wauBau whe4 nc
attended Bapti.t conference.
a large numb-r 81 pupils and the
teachers went to --y444s -Fiday to
attend the field meet
Mrs. Anna Pierce entertained
Nj. and MIS- Rose Curry and j.
b. Curry of Kilbourn and tn
Misses Vida FeCK Emma and Lu-
ellie Rice and Dick Scnol OF Mad
ison at nner Sunday.
Rev. f. Popp and son Carl drove
TO Mineral Point Friday. Mrs. Popp
who has spent the past 10 days
there returned home with them
Saturday
Several from here attended the
dance at Loganville Friday night.
Mi. and Mrs. j. Eckstein, Sr, OF
Baraboo were guests Of J. Eek
stein and family Sunday
Mrs. William Franks was =
ReedsE arg visitor Thursday
Henry Eschenbach went to Mil
waukee Saturday for few days
visit with relatives.
The third, fourth, fifth and sixth
grades took their annual hikes Wed
nesday and Thursday. The fitch
and third grades were the losers
end will entertain with q picnic
lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hammer
meister wee at Merrimack Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Pinard OF
Chicago are spending their honey
mon here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Pinard was formerly Miss
Myrtle Drunken md was married
Saturday at her home in Chicago.
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Hold Picnic In
South Fairfield

In South Fairfield the following
held a picnic and improved the lots
of Rock Hill cemetery Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hewitt and
children Fairfield, Ferd Lehman
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Bailey OF Baraboo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhinehart Kowalke, North Free
..alelaas. and, ME-. and Mrs Edward IA
menske of Homesville.
The Oscar Schultz family was
pleasantly surprised Sunday when
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nagel and two
children of Doylestown drove in
to spend the day Mr.. Nagel is an
uncle of Mr.. Schultz and had not
visited at the Schultz home for %
years.
The John CaGisch family OF
Portage scent Saturday and Sun
day at The H-cHo2 fsan = >me.
The VIM. Kunkel fa~2iy Ct Ad-
ans spent few hours a; the Lob
ert Malloy home Monday May II,
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Erickson and
children spent Sunday with rela-
t.vcs in Chenille
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hicglcr, son
Sylvan and daughter Jessie shop
ped in Reedsburg Tuesday.
Mrs. VIII Ramsey and children
of Websters Prairie took supper
Sunday at the Il. Malloy home.
Mrs. A. Attridge, daughter Ida
and son Will spent Sunday at the
Ernest liogler home in North Bar
aboo.
The Albert ziegler family visit
ed Sunday p. w. at the Jchn Cum
mings home west OF Baraboo.
bamoine Ziegler spent the past
week with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Frazier.
The BUSY Bees" Of the End st.
Methodist church were entertained
at the Otto Soils home Thursday
for supper,
L. n. Beardsloy is assisting Aus
ust Ziegler with his farm work.
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Ninety essstfeld
SchoolChIdren
Frolic In Madison

Ninety pupils from Westfeld
schools went to Madison Tuesday
arriving in two great buses, their
teachers too, looked fover the CAPT
toll from dome to basement cope,
were greeted by Speaker Sachtjen
in the assembly parlors, visited the
historical building, zoo
and state fish hatchery and depart
ed for home at five I'M the evening
Carlg Koenig was
guide, and 0, DadiBrandenburg
whose boyhood homeswas in West
field, for a short time, assisted in
the entertainment
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Prairie du Sac
Man Sells Store

Peter Meng has sold his jewelry
store in Prairie du Sac to Fred
Chapman of Hillsboro who has al
ready taken possession. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman arrived here Thurs
day and their little daughter will
soon come. Mr. Meng has gone to
Munroe where he is associated in
the contracting business with his
father in law, L. S. Wagner. The
family will remain here until they
can find home to rent in Munroe,
Res dents regret their departure
after so short a time in Prairie du
Sac but congratulate them on the
fine business opportunity in Mum
roe where there is also the ad-
vantage CT living in the same town
with Mrs. Meng's parents.
Miss Doris Dodge spent from
Thursday to Sunday in Madison.
H. A. Page of Milwaukee has
been visiting his parents here.
J. w. Buehlcr of Usage spent
part Of last week here being called
on account Of the illness Of his
mothel'.
Mrs. John Swingle of Muscoda
is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Joe
Meye
A. M. Bickford and daughter,
Miss ELLA, visited Mrs Bickford at
the General Hospital at Madison
SundaJ'
r. S. Darlington, l.. E. Schultz, j.
B. Ragatz and Judge Hill went to
Madison Thursday in the interest
OF our schools.
The Prairie Sank Bank opened
for business in the Sank Bank
Building Saturday
Mrs. Peter Meng and children
spent Saturday and Sunday in
MunrOe.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Page and Mrs.
J. A. Moore spent Sunday in Mad
ison.
L. VonWald has been i'll Madison
several times recently to visit his
wife at the General hospital She
ic getting along nicely.
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Skillet Creek Man
ToEuiId new Home

Willis Ryan of Skillet Creek is
graded and otherwise preparing
his property 10 build new home.
Roger Alvin and the Weise Logs
of North freedom killed seven rat
tlesnakes and a blue racer en- the
Sumpter bluffs.
WILDER d. Cahoon and family,
Dr.. and Mrs. Cahoon and SOL
Roger were callers at the home OF
WILDER Cahoon, ST..
Clara, Ed and Conrad Kruse Of
Reedsburg were Sunday visitors
at the Pierce home. LeIma krueg-
err of Baraboo was also visitor
Mrs. VIM. Alvin. ST., is getting
along nicely since she came home
from Grand View hospital Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence McGilvra have
been staying at the parental home
while waiting for a house to be
vacated which they have purchased
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Lippitt have
returned from Black River Falls,
where they were called by the
death of Mrs. Daisy Lippitt Pratt,
who died of double pneumonia fol-
Iov-;pr op Oraro fioD for coll ctouoc
Auburn Lippitt of chicago return
ed with them and stayed over Sun
day
Charles Spencer has returned
from Baron. Mr.. Spencer has re-
signed at health officer. Alex
Smith will act in his place.
Mrs. Harriet Foster of Beloit Wis
tied at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Glen HILL
Glen Hill and family spent Sun
day at the home of Jack Bessey
Fat HilIsboro. ~ IS
George Hartman and family ac-
companied Ey Grandma Sprague,
have gone to Cooperstown, Oak,
after spending the winter in Bar
abOo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Foster were
Monday visitors at the Hill home.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Cahoon and
son Ora called at the Paul Cahoon
home to see their nephew, Hor-
ace who is confined to. his bed by
illness.
John Koenig is painting his
house.
Ava Irish is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Irish.
Mrs. Eliza Neitzel is visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Toole, ST..
Mrs. Chas. Thomas of Madison
was caller at the George Carpen"
ter home Sunday afternoon.
Viola Bassett, Blanche Spencer,
Margaret and Donald Pierce at
tended the annual school contest
at Reedsburg. Clara Kruse, aged
Is. won 1st place and will have a
free trip to the state fair. Mar,
garet Pierce, aged Is, won End
place losing by two points.
WILDER D. Cahoon killed two
rattlesnakes last Sunday and four
the week before just above the
Kindschi Spring.
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the bereaved family.
The Ed. Johnston family spent
Sunday at the A. A. Arneson home
in Baraboo.
Mrs. Olive Mitchell of Waukesha
and Mrs. Maud Prouty Of Reeds
burg spent Monday with the lat
ter's cousin, Mrs. Nettie Johnston.