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The Kusko times., 1925-05-23
PRESS SQUIBS.

A German has invented a kind of ship that will come to the surface again one hour after sinking. This will be life saving invention for pas sengers who can live sixty minutes under water.-Southern Lumberman.
 Washington scientists say astron- omers have estimated the weight'of the earth at several quintillion tons less accurate figure. In the meat business a mistake of that magnitude is ordi- narily the other way.-Detroit News.
 Bricklayers and jazz band players now get fifteen dollars day, and the bricklayers would be worth it if they would throw the bricks at the jazz band players. Life.
 It is claimed that it is the remnant of the monkey in us that makes us enjoy joke. If Bryan hears that he'll never smile again. Gazette Times.
 America, say the war experts, IS short of airplanes. And yet when it comes to little matter like a world flight we seem to have enough to go around.-Life.
 The Indian scientist who makes opaque objects transparent might try his hand on congressman raising his own pay.-New York World-Tribune.
 Only the fast thinkers become lead- CTS. He who hesitates is bossed.-As- sociated Editors. Chicago.
 A farmer living in Cornwall informed the local magistrates that he had no
The Kusko times., 1925-05-23

"A new source of revenue" simply means tapping the same fellow in 8 new place. New York Telegram and Evening Mail.
The Kusko times., 1925-05-23

A publishers reader has exp!a oed in daily paper why novels are reject ed. But what we want to know is why they are pot.-Punch.
The Kusko times., 1925-05-23

1t will be hard to clean up obscene plaps as long as the public makes It possible to clean up on them.-Norfolk
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idea that there had been European war. Our sympathies are with him B hen he tries to find oat who won it, Punch.
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A farmer living in Cornwall informed the local magistrates that he had no
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-28
Witwen Folks
Attend Meet

Among those from Witwen who
attended the annual conference OF
the Evangelical church at Madison
were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Witwen, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Lust, Mrs. Mary Witwen, Newton
Witwen, Mrs. Wesley Sprecher
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. george
Schneider and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Toby Clavadatscher and son Wal
lace, Clarence and Lucille Lifts
cher.
M. and Mrs. Herman Koenig
and family motored to Reedsburg
last Sunday where they visited
with relatives.
Miss Ida Schweppe spent from
last Tuesday until Friday at Chi
cago.
Mrs John Schneider and son Mel
vim OF Aurora, Ill, are visiting
with relatives in this vicinity.
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Hall. The graduates are Lena Stein
horst, AdelIa Ninnamon, Eva Paff,
Esther Dwars, Pia Marina, MERGED
es Dettman, Phyllis Behnke, Victor
Rindfeish, Richard Meyer, Claire
Fleming and Herbert Herritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frambs at
tended the Glass Play at Freedom
Friday night.
Margaret Block, Willis Black and
Esther Meyer are among those who
graduate from the Reedsburg High
School this week
Mrs. Edward Warren of Baraboo
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Paff Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hammernei-
ster and family visited at the H.
T. Meyer family in Reedsburg Sun
day. ~
August Pyferson, who spent sew
eral weeks in the hospital at Bar
aboo has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Pinard, Mrs.
Ed. Baumgarten and Mrs. Martin
Roever returned Sunday from a few
days visit at Withee.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Eoltz and
family visited relatives at Reeds
burg Sunday.
The Business Men here are CIV
ing a series of outdoor moving pic
ture shows one evening each week
The pictures shown Friday night
were exceptionally clear and were
enjoyed by large audience.
Mrs, Belle Risley of Baraboo Wis
tied here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Judevine Of
Baraboo visited Mrs. Judevines
mother, Mrs. Minnie Warren, Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ninnamon and
daughters attended the Missionary
meeting at Loganville Sunday
Reinhart Popp of Beaver Dam
spent the weekend with his family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schultz and
sons were at Reedsburg Sunday.
Miss Musa Hawkins entertained
her pupils Of the 5th and 9Th grades
at a picnic in Holtz Park Wednes-
day afternoon. She was assisted
by Miss Powell and the youngsters
enjoyed a jolly time with lots of
good things to eat
: Mr. and Mrs. VIM Schultz, Mr..
and Mrs. August LANCE and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Franks spent Wednesday
at Merrimack
Mrs. Caroline Schultz of NIilwau-
kee is a guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM ]. Hummel.
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Hill Point Folk
Go To Michigan

Herman Korth, Christ Korth, VIM
Lane and Mrs. Christ Korth, Sr, left
Saturday for Michigan where they
will visit friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Herman Ratzeburg
spent Sunday at Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mulaley attend
ed a shower at the Carl Volk home
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brandt and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Riedel spent Thursday afternoon at
the VIM. Korth home.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. MOyes and
family and Mrs. VIM. GudensCl-
wager were Reedsburg callers Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w: A. Moyes emf r.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Friede
and son Of Hillsboro, MIR. and Mrs.
Harold Peterson and family and
Miss Mable Hanson Of Cazonogia,
at six o'clock dinner Sunday g.
ening.
Fred Ahrens of Madison spent
several days with his sister. Mrs.
Henry Kohlmeyer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Feldhahn en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs VIM korth
at dinner Sunday.
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ening, May IS.
Rev. and Mrs. r, p. Targgart
spent an afternoon and evening at
the Leo. Thompson home last week.
Miss Rhoda Mortimer, who teach :
es the Hall school, gave a play at
Mortimer's hall Saturday evening
which was well attended.
Tom Canon has purchased a fine
new Chevrolet sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mayo are
much improved since last week.
The older pupils of Woodland
schools took examinations at La
Vale Friday and Saturday
Mrs. r. P. Targgart entertained
the ladies of the Friends W. NJ. S
Thursday and they furnished dim
ner for the men, who worked on the
sheds and cleared up the grounds
around the church.
Mrs. Belle LANCE spent Sunday al
ternoon with Mrs. Ella Carpenter.
Rev. Wesley Markee took Rev
McCord to Baraboo and remained
to help in the meetings.
Miss IIilda Shore was employed
at the Albert Mortimer home in
Wonewoc a week recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Bunker and
Mrs. Cecil Hendrick were Reeds
burg shoppers today.
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Hickory Ridge
News Notes

Lee Hintz and Miss Ruth Krue-
ger of Reedsburg spent Tuesday
evening at the Herman Haeling
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Holton
called at /. A. Austin's Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. L. A. Austin and Miss Olga
EIaeling were business callers at
Reedsburg Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Holton
have purchased a new car.
A number Of the young people
from the neighborhood spent Sat.
urday evening at the William Giles
home.
Mrs. Maurice Hoege of Baraboo
spent Saturday night at the Will
liam Giles home.
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Gage aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gage and son
Of Hillsboro visited at the Carl
Tyler home Sunday.
Miss Ruth Shultis of Reedsburg
spent Sunday at the Ernest White
home.
Mr.. Arrow Giles called at the Vii
liam Giles home Sunday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Sussner and son
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Sunlpter Girl
Wed Chicago Man

Married Miss Clara Magli of
Sumpter to Mr. Willard Calllin.s Of
Chicago. The young couple are
spending d month with relatives in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gruber and
daughter Arlene of Prairie du Sac
spent Sunday at the 5. Promo home
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Stone and Mr..
and Mrs. N. F. Gill of Reedsburg
were also callers at the same place.
Ed. Dodd recently returned from
California and Mrs. John Baldwin
of Prairie du Sac spent the week
end at the Roy Mathef home.
Mr., and Mrs. r. j. Spoons have
returned from Florida and are camp
ing in the R. e. Organ cottage at
Weigand's Bay.
Diehl Nicely spent several days
in Madison recently where he was
streated for eye trouble and also
he had his tonSils removed.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Elroyn Harris Tuesday, June
2.
Mrs. Clara Bacon who makes her
home with her niece. Mrs. Roy
Mather, celebrated her ninetieth
birthday Tuesday, May 26. a few
of her old Lodi friends helped her
celebrate.
Mrs. ]. p. Steidtmann went 10
Madison Monday to take treatment
for serious trouble.
Several CT the windows in the
viii Junewein house were shat
tered Saturday by the blasting on
the East Sank road.
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Winfield Gardens
Hit By Frost

All of the gardens in Winfield
were damaged by the heavy frosts
which visited this section on Sun
day and Monday nights. 1t is too
bad as many were looking promis-
ing
The measles are around in light
form, a number of families having
some members i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Casey enter
tanned a number of people Who were
driving to Minnesota on Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rathmal
spent Thursday at the Hart farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Wacnolt2
spent Sunday at the home Of their
son in Winfield and became ac-
quainted with their new granddau-
ghter, Margaret Mary.
Miss Rosetta Kutz spent the
week end at her parental home.
There was d dance held at thG
Henry Fultz home in Winfield on
Saturday night. A large crowd
was present and all report a good
time.
Harry Horkan, Rita Craker, Viola
Newbury and Leo Thienert and Es-
tella Witty wrote diploma eXamin
atoms at the Reedsburg Training
School on Friday and Saturday. We
hope they were all successful.
The men are working on the
roads this week.
Miss Loretta Craker completed
her school near Elroy on Friday
and returned to her home for the
summer
A number of ladies report poor
success with their poultry owing
to the cold, dry season.
Miss Bernodette Green who for.
merly taught in Dist. 6 Winfield
has gone to Chicago where she has
employment for the summer.
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u9IpUqo Iooqos pue slu9Igd qloq
10 souepu9llB VI seM Iaqunu esIpI
and dinner was served during the
noon hour. The children were
well entertained on the merry-go-
round, the chutes and in the swings
Races were engaged in by both the
children and the older ones, and
prizes awarded the winners. The
boy of school receiving the prize
for the highest average Of test
standings during all the year was
Clarence Smith of the Sth grade,
and the girl receiving the same
honor was Marjorie Grace Rand
all of the third grade.
Miss Gaetzke who has done very
efficient work as our teacher has
been engaged to teach the same
school the coming year
Lewis Green of Fairfield visited
his brother, Burr at Tracy Randalrs
on sunday AFTERNOON.
Several from here attended the
funerals of Frank Griffin and Mrs.
George McGilvra held in the city
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Randall
visited Mrs. Lovina Peck and Mrs.
Della Brown at Mrs. Browns home
in the city on Tuesday.
The many friends and neighbors
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pawlisch at
tended reception dinner given in
their honor at their home on Fri
day evening" Ice cream, cakes
and waters were served.
The recent heavy frosts have
dealt us all here telling blows both
in fields and gardens.
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Happy Hollow
NewS Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Prouty OF
Richland Center spent Sunday with
friends at Loretto.
Emmett Phalen, who was employ
ed at Sank City spent few days
at his old hom64 in Happy Hollow.
Wanda Rice Spent the week end
at home at .pSandusky Michael
Norton spent Sunday in town call
ing on old friends there.
Ted Carroll spen the weekend
at the John McClusky home. He
was to be employed as farm hand
but after demonstrating many new
methods of general farm labor
gladly returned TO his Office work
in Chicago. Al"
Philip Dwyer' spent Saturday in
Happy Hollow working on the road.
Rob Tilly called at the Denis
Dederich home Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Pete McClusky
spent Saturday at Reedsburg shop
ping.
Willie Phelan of Squeally Hollow,
Alice and Johnnie McClusky of
Happy Hollow motored to Reeds
burg Sunday to call on friends
there.
John O'Mally has quit the sod
and is in the pig business at pres
ent. John says he will knock the
high price of pig feeding.
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LoganuiUe Girl
Is Recovering
From Operation

The many friends of Viola Grosp
Ike of Loganville are pleased to
know that she is recovering after
an operation for appendicitis at the
General Hospital at Madison.
Will Voss and Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
spent Sunday, at their cottage at
Devils Lake. as
Mrs. Anna Westedt has purchas,
cd a new Chevrolet coupe.
There was a missionary meeting
Sunday 1T the st. Johns Church.
The collection was $4442G.
Several from here attended the
ball game at Reedsburg Sunday
Mr.. and Gag. Oscar Wagner and
two children, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Westenhaver and Mrs Ida Weston
haver and BIrs.atda Westenhaver of
North Freedom called on friends
here Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Dora Westedt and Mrs. Carl
Bartenbach ofaAbleman left Sun
day for Chicago to attend the grad
uating exercises Of Miss Ruth Yves
tedt at the St.JLuke's hospital.
Reinhard Hasz is riding around
in a new Ford Roadster.
Mrs. RasmusseT of Reedsbmg
visited Mrs. Sam Dearholt last Fri
day. asnl
o. Twist is decorating rooms at
the Fred Shecklcburg home IL
Reedsburg. atG1
Fred zimmerman, Martin THESE,
Aug. THESE and Mrs. VIII Krahm
motored to Madison Monday.
Mrs. T. w. Kohlmeyer has been
on the sick list but is reported bet
ter. 8@r#
Mrs. Martin iutterman and two
children of Black Hawk spent Sat
urday and Sunday at the August
swanke home.
Miss Ruth Schwanke gave a
birthday partySlast Saturday to sew
eral little girl friends and her teach
err Icel Smiths nice lunch was SER
we'd and all'report a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meyer motor
ed to Madison Wednesday. Mrs.
Meyer remsinea for few days
treatment. She returned homie Sat
urday.
Memorial services will be held
at the church park, May Goth. There
will be speaking and program by
the school. et
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Wonewoc Resident
Dies AT Lacrosse

Miss Adeline Mittlesteadt, Oldest
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John
Mittlesteadt, Wonewoc, died Friday
morning at the hospital in Lacrosse
of yellow jaundice. She taught
school until Monday and was sick
only a few days. Her sudden
death was a shock to all. She
leaves to mourn her parents, one
sister, Edna and two brothers.
Funeral Monday at one O'Clock.
Miss Gertie Morrill, and Jackie
Walsh were LaValle callers enc day
last week
Mrs. Carnes and Miss Ferguson
were buried Saturday.
VIM. Lindorff died Sunday even
ing after lingering illness.
Mrs. Kilmer and daughter visit
Sunday with Mrs. f. Hellpup.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Kosin and two
children, Jake and Hattie Mihlbauer
of Baraboo were callers Sunday at
the A. Retzlalf and Mrs. Eva Tracy
homes% /. 4.E
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Degner ceie-
brated their Silver wedding Sun
day afternoon all the nearest rela-
tives and friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hellpup and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kilmer and
Mrs. Aug. Pislcy were callers at
the Reedsburg poor farm last Thur
sday to see Mary Piskey.
Mrs. Anna Schuette who visited
the past few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Retzlaff went to Logan
Vile Tuesday to visit with her dau
ghter, Mrs. Westedt.
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Holding ReuiOal
At Walton Church

Rev. George Aiken of Cleveland,
Ohio came Saturday and on Sun
day morning began series of re-
vival meetings in the Friends
church at Walton.
School closed here Saturday and
Mrs. LANCE left today for her home
near Delton to spend her vacation.
Rev. F. B. Whistler Of Indianapo-
lis. Ind, who has been mission
airy in India for IS years, will speak
at the Friends church Thursday eY-
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Honey Greek
And Sumpter

The Fern Side school, Town OF
Honey Greek, closed Thursday
May the 14th with picnic dinner
and a program, in the afternoon
The teacher, Miss Irma Rischmuel
Ter has taken the school again ion
next year 80
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Grass and
children from Sank Prairie visited
Sunday at the Eugene Stewart
home.
Henry BesitzlIs, who had his an
KEEL broken is Eetting along as well
as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Huber are
enjoying the arrival of a little baby
girl, which was born May 18Th.
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Webtser Prairie
Man To " aukeshQ
For Treatment

Horace CahoOn who has been
suffering for some time with rheu-
matism was taken to Waukesha
Monday for treatment.
Miss Lucille Francisco, Mrs. John
Bass and Miss Evelyn Grover with
several of her pupils attended the
play day program at Delton Friday
Harold Johnson carried off the
prize for the running high jump
The day ended with ball game
between our boys and the Delton
boys in which our side was defeat
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hansen and
daughter iona spent Saturday mite
at the John Bass home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BASS visited
Sunday at the Lewis Capener home
in BarabOo.
MIR. and Mrs. Mattix and family
and Miss Myrtle Block Of Alderman
visited Mrs Mattix sister, Mrs
James Francisco and family Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Rehbein and
family accompanied by Mrs. Sm'dt-
Ike of Raraboo visited Sunday sc
the James Lindsay home in Del
Iona. Mrs. Smidtke remained for 2
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Lindsay.
Mrs. Leonard Lange returned
home Monday having finished hel
term of school near LaValle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Simonds
Austin Simonds Of Beloit, Freddie
Smith of Baraboo, Nelson PaHlSon
and Howard Baer spent Sunday at
the John Simonds home. Mr. and
Mrs. George Conway of Stevens
Point were also Sunday visitors al
the Simond's home.
May Thomas is again back 10
training school after having inc
measles.
Walter Zimmerman is suffering
with q felon on his finger.
Mrs. Joe Lindsay entered 81.
Mary's-Ringling hospital Friday 1Gi
an operation for appendicitis
4 ],
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rohde OF North
Freedom spent Sunday evening al
Walter Zimmerman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Powell ana
son George spent Sunday at the
home of Ed. Stolte in ReedsburS.
Laura Peterson is i'll with tie
muDnDS.
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Black Hawk
News Notes

The Black Hawk School will close
this week with picnic by the
teacher, Miss Eva Moore and her
scholars.
Mrs. l.. r. Sprecher and Mrs. II.
J. Beck went to Madison last Friday
to the convention.
Mrs VIM Kindschi of Montana.
Buffalo, CO., who was delegate at
the convention at Madison visited
her sister, Mrs John A. Gasner,
Jr., Sunday evening and Monday.
The Harrisburg school will close
next Saturday with a picnic at the
schoolgrounds.
The program given by the Black
Hawk school last Friday evening
was attended by a large crowd the
children spoke their parts very
well.
The following parties, who at
tended the funeral of Mrs. J. V.
Accola last Wednesday, were Mrs.
John Accola and Mrs John Wald
from Alma, Buffalo Co.; Mr.. and
Mrs John Accola and family, 2ir
and Mrs. V Accola, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. VonWald, Mr.. w. VonWald,
Mrs. l.. VonWald, Mrs. d. Shilling,
Mr.. H. Klein, Miss Minna and Lena
Rashein of Baraboo, Miss Meta
Stintzi of Madison, Mr.. F. Haber-
man Of Lodi and Mrs. Erwin I.usby
of Racine.
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Hammers Flew;
Pleasant Ridge

VIM. Rose of Pleasant Ridge had
several helpers on Saturday to
single his new house. The ham
mers flew.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Hamburg. and
daughters were callers at Pleasant
Ridge on Friday evening.
Theo. Herwig and family spent
Thursday evening with friends in
Reedsburg.
Henry Hamburg and children
and Miss Emma Busse spent last
Sunday afternoon with the Ernest
Hamburg family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kruger visited
at the a. Hinrichs home Onc cy-
ening recently.
Mr.. A. Mittlesteadt and son Hugo
who have been i'll are reported quite
we'll again
Mr.. and Mrs. Orloff Twist OF l.O-
ganville took dinner with the Theo.
Herwig family on Sunday.
Various ones were present at a
party given at the VIM. Schank
home on Sunday evening.
Mrs. w. A. Mckinney and sens
who have been visiting at the home
of her parents in LaValle returned
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Buss and daughter
Edna of Reedsburg were recent Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schroed-
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Sank City Man
On Auto Trip

Walter Motel left Saturday fof
Terre Haute, Ind. by auto. Hls
wife and daughter, Mary Ellen
went to Terre Haute Monday, be-
inc called there by the illness oil
Mrs. Mettel's mother. John Fas-
binder is carrying mail during Mr.
Mctters absence.
Couple Wed
Miss Alice Sorg, daughter of Mr..
end Mrs. Fred Sorg of this city and
Clemens Ring. Jr, Oh Madison were
married at the Holy Redeemer
church at that place on Wednes :
day morning. The young couple left
for a trip to St. Louis after which
they will make their home in Mad
ison.
Mrs. Matthew Mettel is quite
sick.
Henry sorg, Sr., and son, Henry,
spent Sunday at the Philip Sorg
home in Badger Valley.
Mrs. George Fuchs spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Madison a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Elsie
White. There she attended sever
al sessions of the Wisconsin con
ference of the Evangelical church
which convened in Madison the
past week.
Edwin Gasser has purchased a
new Ford roadster.
Mrs. Mary Niederklopfer went to
Madison Wednesday to see her
granddaughter who is i'll with
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Westfeld
Hold Reunion

Mrs Nettie Young of Prairie du
Sac and Mrs. Ella King of Lyons
have been guests at the Fred
Brooks home for several days past.
The ladies are sisters CT Mr.
Brooks and the three have not had
a reunion for some time and need
less to say every moment of time
was enjoyed. On Wednesday Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks and guests visited
at the Nye Pelton home in Winfield
and on Tuesday were guests at the
John Oetzman home. On Thurs
day evening about seventy friends
sprang a surprise at the Brooks
home, the occasion being both Mrs
Young and Mr.. Brooks birthday.
The evening was spent in social
way and refreshments served Ear
lier in the evening a sumptuous
birthday dinner had been provided
the guests by Mr.. Brooks, a birth
day cake having many candles, also
many other delicious viands were
on the menu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Weidman and
Mr.. and MRS. Will Alexander aud
Florence and Ruth Alexander at
tended the Recital given by Mrs.
Eugenia Ellenberg at Reedsburg
Saturday evening. The Misses
Alexander are pupils Of Mrs. Ellen
burg and were en- the programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Rork and fam
lily of Owen visited at the Henry
Weidman home last week. They
returned on Saturday accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs Weidman who
will remain at Owen for an indie
finite period. Greer Weidman has
charge OF the farm for the coming
season
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Alexander and
family and Mrs Percy Alexander,
Virgil, Enrol Ralf and Lucille Alex
ander attended the Baccelaureate
service at the Presbyterian church
in Reedsburg Sunday evening.
Miss Ruth Rindf1eisch and the
following pupils Dan and Ethel
Schultz, Alma and Martin Harms
and Ralf and Lucille Alexander
were among the number who went
to Madison Tuesday on the Edu-
cational trip which was made pos
sible by Charles Koenig's efforts.
The children enjoyed the trip.
Mrs. Amelia Golmar Valeria and
Albert Golmer and Henry Simons
of Baraboo was in this vicinity OIL
Saturday calling on friends and Wis
tied graves at the cemetery at the
German NJ r. church
Albert Shauf and Walter Alex
ander were business. callers at Bar
aboo on Monday.
The Misses i.uth Rindfeish Al
ma, Mazda, Martha and Martin
Harms sNent Tuesday evening at
Percy Alexanders.
Enrol and Florence and Ruth
Alexander spent Saturday at Devils
Lake.