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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
| rrsatile Club VIII
| Hare Evening
| Dirertissemeat'

neh ~eek at the Nyomcn's Unit
rrxiy clnb brings something new
n diversified In tho way OF en-
,ra!nnent for Us members and
on guests.
IS popular was the annual stunt
,sA,+ this year that an evening
lEr,ssenisn,' has been arranged
tr Friday. March IL. at S:iS
.ssek. with request numbers from
d. affair composing the program.
Fx tie FIRST time IN tho annals
4 the club. mepsbers viii DO per-
rrsa 10 invite guests TO the
srhc
4 TIE plot running thru the en-
IN program has not been dlseov'
nj bssors The finale. 1t VIII be
sxsused as the guests gather
rguzd the supper tables IN the
raia dining room. Mrs Philip y.
hrea viii act as head hunter"
4 ,As evenings expedition.
re program follows
y srsrs AZ Paradise Inn s.t....
Arranged by Mrs. J. Il Jarvis.
II
ksr<A Fasaloa saOr "sihessttss dss
saassc1s' ....,..... ------s.s.ss
ArsExs1 b. Nr C r. Kinns.
Ill
tne cs=nsy o. Limerick Square.
-Tss weartn' o. the Gre an ..s..
Arranged b. Mrs n l. Eiehsr.
"
I'm. -Ira sehuls,sares" --........
arranged b. Ms. Curtis Williams
Y
nassa F.atasJ. with violin accom-
,aaine1t.
iraaSss b.. Yrs Harry s. nswsn-
VI
MEOW a eoEsdy Ia four acts
\ hrs Frxnklia sawyer Palmer.
ps5nsrsns club member.
Mas Edna Baeeoc<. director.
he committee In charge OF the
tar Includes Mira Allen y. Engle.
h1rmAn: Mrs 3 =. Hutton. Mrs
IL. Moore and Mrs. Willis Camp
u NFs- William Earaart win be
y aeconpanis, and Mrs Kenneth
Kerr and Miss Rose Glass host
nss
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Music
Roland Hayes
Program Announced

Roland Hayes. famous Negro ten.
o. Who la 10 sing al the MetropoI-
llan titeaisr Tuesday evening.
March 10. viii give varied pro
gram. which win Include a group
Of Negro "Spuituals."
Tho numbers follow;
"Gruhs yiatisn. Khms Halns". -. .HsHd,i
'LVVh Ross" s..-s-- .soaluppt
~
"Du Bist die Euh" ..-...,,..(
"Dis f0reiis~ ..r.rsr-.,,.. hehubtrt
Itch hab lm Tfaum Cewel-
net ssss.ssr.r.-.- s..... bghpmAna
Der kanaDaum' sssrs.ss
"Hlos, BLOW. Thou Winter WIND
tHhaE sHusarsJ ....... Roger Quiltss
10 HsVe' iMauouJ .ss-st... Aasssnrt
IN the silence Of Night" RAehmGninef
"
Negro spirituHiB=-
steal Away" Art. 10 Lawrsnes BroNp
Every Time I Feel dc Hpint"...
......-.-. Arr. BY Lawrsnes Hrovn
"ilt Down. Ian. ~ Roland Hayes
u Coz q Home IN That Rock.
,.,..--.-.....Arr ~ Roland Hayes
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Mrs. Iruine to Honor
Mrs. GalLotcdu

Mrs. ". II. Irvine viii entertain
With luncheon OF twelve covers
and bridge at her homo on Thurs
day afternoon. March :s. In honor
of Mrs A. b. Galloway. who is go
fng TO San Francisco shortly TO
join Mr. Galloway and reside.
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Mrs. ]. II. Templeton. 1908 Seneca st.
Friday. the literature and travel
department viii meet at 10:i5 o'clock
mt the Y. w. C. A. Three books by
Garet Garrett Will be reviewed-'The
Clnder Buggy" by Mrs. Albert Daub;
THE Driver" by Mrs. L. F. Jones.
and "Satan's Bushel." by Mrs. j.
Foster Dean. The general assembly
viii be held in the auditorium Of the
Y. w. C. A. at 1870 p. m. The French
department will give the program at
o'clock under the direction of Mrs.
Henry Bittman, chairman.
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INNER WIZ
MoD Proqrom

l. ",osing the twilight musicale at
i, "o'nen's University club sun
D. "tsrnoon at O'Clock. Mrs.
4 @ z MosIman Will entertain
i. INNER at the club in honor Of
t,.. Trusts who will present the
INA. s'n-Aiss Gyendoiyn Miles,,
4 - and Giovanni Prospect. Ital-
b ,,'one. Covers viii be placed
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Informal Tea for
Mrs. StrOnq

Mrs. James r. Robertson viii en-.
terrain with an informal tea at her
home on "wednesday afternoon.
March IL, in honor Of Mrs. Stuart
Strong. who leaves for Portland in
April 10 reside.
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CE.rn
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

NORTH QUEEN ANNE PIT A.
The regular meeting Of North
Queen Anne PIT. A. viii 10 held
wednesday, March II, at 7:3O p
m. Or. John Morgan will speak on
Child Psychology" and there will
be "a group OF songs b. the Boys
Glee club and n piano solo by Miss
Henrietta Clancy. Refreshments.
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ondge Tea Arronned

NJ. Fred Weston Fuller and
Nh tu'u Fuller VIII entertain
i ,A.,l bridge Of nine tables and tea
Errs nome on Friday afternoon,
Z Bet |. rank 2, Pratt and Mrn. r..
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AUXILIARY TO
ROSE SOCIETY

Tho March meeting of the auxil.
larry to the Seattle Rose society will
he held at the Whitney Nurseries.
3S46 saith ave. w. on Friday, March
10, at o'clock. Mr.. Whitney will
give practical demonstration in
pruning the various types Of roses.
A short business session will follow
the demonstration. Take Fort Law.
ton car to saith ave. w. and walk
south.
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VIII Wed Toniqht

The marriage OF Miss Nora Labal
of SEATTLE, to Mr.. Lewis ]. Hutsln
tnler. Of Camp Lewis, Will be sol
emnized this evening at tho home
OF MFR. and Mrs, Samuel Brown, HC
3iih ave. Roy. u. r. dlboney will
read the service.
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CHILD WELFARE LUNCHEON

lips. vocal selections will DO rcnd'
cred 10y Mrs. Victor II. Richardson.
CHILD WELFARE LUNCHEON
May Day IL 10 be observed nation
ally as Child Health day. sponsored
by the American Child Health aSso.
citation. Herbert Hoover president,
and promoted In Washington by tho
Child Hygiene division OF the state
department OF health. The month
OF May is to be observed as n period
during which the health problems OF
the child viii bo discussed and On.
dcayor made to further make avail.
able to every child in the state OPP
portunity for healthy. normal phys
ical and mental development.
In Seattle child welfare depart
ment OF the Seattle Federation OF
Women's Clubs, under the direction
OF the state board OF health, will
sponsor a child welfare luncheon In
observing health day. May |. Tenta.
tive plans were arranged at n meet
ing Of the child welfare department
on Wednesday, March 4. The COM
mittees appointed by Mrs. Charles G..
Miller. chairman OF general arrange
ments, include: Place and menu,
Mrs. II. /. Hoskins, SorosIs club:
tickets, Mrs. a. w. Van Kirk. West
Seattle Art club: program, Mrs ~
NJ. Cook. West Side Improvement
club: decorations. Miss Lillian Jones,
Bon Marehc Woman's club; hostess
Mrs. Harry a. Lawrence. Seattle
Woman's club.
Arrangements VIII be made for
child and health conferences in VA.
rious parts OF the city, series of lee.
lures and special programs on health
problems during tho month of May.
Other organizations in tho city will
be invited to cooperate and assist in
this important movement.
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s 4! Cornish Gives

a., Nellie Cornish entertained
II, " s't on Friday In honor Of
H., agar Ames and Mrs b. w.
h,r "slck. who have just returned
~ ms East, and Mrs. Walter
tsr,.a ana Mrs Marc Lagoon. new
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PsfRraed TruUelcr
couplimeRted

Ms. c. A. Il, Bennett adele
nAers who Is yisitins her sister,
n Maud Parker, is being widely en-
STAINED during her atay In town.
Among the numerous affairs given
: Aer honor was the tea Miss Eliza.
IN RowelI gave THURSDAY after
,0,a AZ the women's University
ssA ard the BREAKFAST the High
ssocl league gave today at The
oo=plc.
NrS Bennett. who recently To
su,.y returned nom Russia, where
srrsd from Russia, where she spent
er.s interesting years. viii leave for
.,,r Yovk early in April.
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NORTHWEST PRODUCTS
IJrNCUEON

LUNCHEON
The Annie Wright Seminary club
will have a Northwest Products
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ralph
T. Johns, 2S17 10th ave. N, Thurs.
day. March IL. at 1 o'clock.
Miss Ellen Reep, will contribute
the following numbers: my Be.
loved "0ld Londonderry Airs" and
"old Italy. Mrs. r. y. Borst viii
accompany Miss Reep and will also
give several piano selections.
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Mss Polly Perkins
h Entertain

wi,h covers marked FOR twenty.
Ms Polly Perkins VIII entertain at
s.,sr on Friday evening March
Il Al The Willard.
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Miss Tholma Barbour.
The University Guild VIII be In
charge at tho Thrift Shop Monday
morning and vashon Island auxl
larry or. Monday afternoon.
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RAINIER PIT. A.

Rainier PIT. A. viii give musical
program Tuesday evening. March 10,
NJ o'clock. The following numbers
will be presented: Selections by the
school orchestra; violin solo. Sara
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Modern French Music
to Be Featured

The Ladies Musical club will give
its regular monthly concert Monday
afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock in the
Women's University club auditorium.
The affair is for members and their
guests.
The program. which will feature
modern French music, follows;
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FORTSoN.THYGESEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson .Thygesen auxiliary U.
s. w. ". will serve n MONDAY
luncheon at Veterans hall. Armory.
Thursday, March 1e. Regular
meeting at p. m. Everyone in.
vitcd.
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gram win include outline OF work
or Child Welfare department OF the
federation. by Mrs, Chus. q. Mil
Ter. talk on Japanese Gardens and
ADJUSTMENTS" by Mrs. II. j Phil
lips. vocal selections will bo rcnd'
cred 10y Mrs. Victor II. Richardson.
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MIssIoNARY Union

There viii be meeting OF tho
executive board OF the Women Doc
tors Missionary union nj the Y. w.
c. A, on the sixth floor Wednesday,
March II, NJ 1880 O'Clock.
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Green Lake w. c. +. L. will meet
Wednesday. March II, at 1880 p. M
ut the home of Mrs. y. j. Smith
800 n. 10th sc.
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Mrer Tea Planned By
Mission Circle

aornt Baker circle OF the Fruit
~ Flower Mission is planning n
l'Ssr tea at the home or Mrs. Roy
nss Ballard. ssii cascadia ave, on
may afternoon, March 10. at 2
sdhek.
ne cosnmiitee in charge OF the
var Is Mrs. George Heiser. chair
IN hrs- Henry Noon and Mrs. Mel
Hafan- The urns VIII be presided
VI ey Mrs. Albert Jacobson and
~ Harry Henk..
nnng the afternoon the following
rssan viii be presented:
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Ivnekeon for Mrs.
ran,pbeU KeHeher

=. honor Mira Campbell kellcher
,.,rrare, Les), Mrs Charles +.
rse,lesey will entertain At lunch
7. AZ THURSDAY afternoon. March
4 n ths Sunset club
~
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
WEST SEATTLE
CHAPTER o, r. &.

CHAPTER q, r. =.
West Seattle chapter No. los o
y. s.. viii entertain the Associate
Matrons OF King county, ON MONDAY
evening. March .. in the Masonic
temple. at 2azis California ave. 4
cordial invitation is extended all
members to BE- present
oAflAipNwEAI.TH CEsuB
Tho Commonwealth club viii meet
AZ Moves cafeteria Monday. March
Q. nj p, m. Mrs. Adele Parker
Bennett, who has returned from a
four years stay I'm Russia. viii tell
her experiences. Mrs W. II. Lane
will explain propositions TO be voted
upon next Tuesday. All welcome,
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MYRTLE CHAPTER o. Il. $.
Myrtle Chapter o. II. S. Will give
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lotte Grodstein; plano solo. Florence
GrodStcin: vocal solo. MIR. T. Efaw;
reading, Miss Fern Thawhan; vocal
solo, Mrs. Mollie Wood; instrumental
quartet. tho Page family.
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n mystery dance and card party.
Saturday evening. March IL. at the
hall at 10th ave and Pine ST.
RlIODODENDRON CLUB
Tho Rhododcndron club will hold
an all.day meeting Wednesday.
March II. at the home of Mrs. w. T..
Heffin, S40S First ave. n. w. Take
Phinney car.
DoRIC SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club, o. Il. S. will
meet Thursday, March IL. at p. m.
at the Masonic temple in Fremont.
Cards Hostesses. Mrs. Genevieve
Bsight, Mrs. May Rossman, Mrs.
Edith Buchan and Mrs. Ruth Gov
ington. Those who do not play cards
are asked to bring their needlework.
There will be no extra charge for
cards.
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rNTEREsrING cLuB MEETINGS

PLANNED FOR NEXT WrsEh
OF interest to many Of the club
women Is tho Northwest Products
luncheon and card party, arranged
by the board OF trustees Of the SO.
attic Federntion OF Womon's clubs
as a benefit for the club house
building fund. The affair will DO
held "wednesday. March 18th, at
12 O'Clock. at the home Of Mrs. W.
e. Barnbnrt, president Of the fed
Grafton. 572g T.. Green Lake way.
Mrs. Barnhnrt announces that all
who expect to attend the luncheon
are urged TO make reservations at
once by calling any member OF the
hoard. ns only 60 can be served
Cards will be played in the after
noon. beginning at o'clock. with
a larger number being nccommo
dated for this part Of the affair.
Meetings Of clubs and depart
ments In the Seattle Federation Of
Womens clubs win be held this
week as follows:
Monday
Fine arts department Of The Co
terie. with Mrs. William s. 'Thyng
iSis u. 62nd 81. Election OF off
GERS for ensuing year Program
will include paper on Life and
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OCCIDENTAL CHAPTER, o. Il. s.
Occidental chapter o. Il. S. Social
club will meet with Mrs. X. Kit
MacInnis. 1928 w. Goth. Tuesday
March 10, at p. nj.
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Edited by
IillidaKcelg lie BdHiSter
Assistant
Laura Emory
Fel. MA 100000
Mss Betty Chase En-
pertaining at Macy
Yard

. mss RErY CHASE, daughter
NJ ~ Rear ADMIRAL J~hu v, Chase,
...n,,ant o. the Puget Sound
80. station. and Mrs Chase. has
- invitations "a a dinner %
's'.,,...lxht covers az her home, fol-
- sv a dance at tho Officers club
{ s,,.r,er,oa, on saturday evening,
- ,uu,ber Of Seattle guests viii
: ever for the AFFAIR.
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS

The Seattle League OF Women
Voters will give a luncheon at the
home OF Mrs. George T.. Wright, 1927
3sth ave. N. Friday. March rs.
Prof. w. d. Moriarity, OF the Uni.
vcrsity of Washington, will speak on
Economics OF Marketing"
The committee in charge Includes
Mrs. A. c. Crookall Mrs. Oliver T.
Erickson, Mrs. c. X. Jones. Mrs. Eva
Godfrey. Mrs. Clarence Reames, Miss
Mary Mitchell and Miss Rose Sim.
mons.
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WASHINGTON HIVE

Washington hive. Ladies OF the
Maccabces, viii have luncheon and
card party in odd Fellows temple
Thursday, March ~. Luncheon at
1 o'clock; cards az o'clock.
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woMAN's CIVIC CLUB

The Woman's Civic club will meet
Tuesday March 10. at . p m, in
the Erickson room. at the Y. W. c.
A. Discussion of Gov. Hartley's
tax reduction program at o'clock.
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Y. w. C. A. HoSTEssES

Hostesscs for next week at the
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton will be: Monday. Mrs. ], q.
Gilbert; Tuesday. Mrs. NJ, y, Schon;
"wednesday. Mrs. Il. +. Woodman;
Thursday, Mrs. G. d. Cottrel; Fri.
day, Mrs Lutte Weld; saturday, Mrs.
u Il Clark
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w wood Hlldrsth at the piano
"''a ooblly-io b. Miss soehngs.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-02
Huge Relief Map
In San Francisco

A relief map of the State of Cal
ifornia six hundred feet long and
costing one hundred thousand dol
lars has, been built in the nave of
the Ferry Building in San Francis
co. 1t is said to be the largest re-
lief map in the world. Scores of
artists, engineers, draughtsmen,
mechanics and electricians were
constantly employed on it for long
er than fifteen months.
The canvas used in connection
with the painting Of the back
ground and various insets displays
is large enough to fit a full-rigged
ship with sails. To illuminate the
map more than twenty-five thous-
and electric lamps will be used.
Approximately five thousand minia-
ture boats dot the representation
of the Pacific Ocean, and even by
droelectric power lines and state
highways are shown. The num-
Der of miniature buildings used in
the representation of towns and
cities will exceed six hundred
thousand.
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Sumpter Woman
Hurt In Fall

Grandma Gavol of Sumpter had
the misfortune to fall down cellar
Thursday lascerating her tongue
and bruising herself severely al
though no bones were broken.
The J. L. Hill, Alfred Wagner,
Roy Kindschi, Harold Hill and K
L. Promo families attended the
Brereton Picnic at Devils Lake
Saturday. Over one hundred
members of the Brereton family
were in attendance at the picnic.
Ellen Graf had the misfortune to
injure her finger severely few
days ago. The injured member is
very painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shell and
family of Madison visited at the
Oscar Reibe home over the week
end and the son remained for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fehlandt WIS.,
tied at the Roy Kindschi home Sun
day
Misses Velma and Vernice Avery
of Beloit attended church here
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Haberman of Lodi
gave very pleasing talk on Mis-
sions at the M. E. church on Japan
last Sunday.
A spillway was placed at the
church Friday and the road leading
to the church was grayeled. The
cement for the spillway was do
mated by J. P. Kindschi.
Mrs. J. Steidtmann and Mrs. Fred
Kurtz went to Madison Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garth Promo, s..
Promo and Mrs. Aaron TRACER
were on the sick list the last few
days.
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Hiupoint Folks
Leaue On Trip

Herman Korth and daughters of
Hillpoint left Monday for Red Lake
Falls, MINI, where they will visit
relatives.
Mrs. Albert Winters and daugh-
ters spent Saturday at the Walter
Schultz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Korth, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Feldhahn, and daugh-
ter attended birthday party at
the Ed Brandt home Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Moves attended a
picnic at Lime Ridge Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Pfaff and fam
lily spent Sunday at Elroy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kohlmeyor
and family spent the weekend at
Madison
Mrs. Aug Burmeister and chill
dren spent one day last week with
Mrs. Art Meyer of Loganyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lane and fam
lily left Wednesday for Milwaukee
where they will visit friends.
Mrs Max Feldhahn and daughter
spent Thursday afternoon with
Mrs Rudolph Radloff
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Korth, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Prime of Baraboo spent
Sunday evening ia the Art S1hlu-
ter home at Lime Ridge.
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Couple We'd
Black Hau,k

A pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, John
Schiess, Black Hawk, last week,
when their youngest daughter, Ber-
nice was united in marriage with
Roy Fingerhut, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Fingerhut, Rev. II. j. Beck
performed the ceremony in the
presence of the nearest relatives
of both families. The young cou-
pie left the following day for trip
to Yellow Stone Park and Colora-
do. They expect to spend a month
in the west in Harrisburg on the
farm. Their many friends wish
them much happiness.
Among the young people who
drove to Mono, Iowa~for the Sun
day school convention last Satur-
day were Orville and Marvin Hab-
erman, Geo. Wilhelm, Tavern
Sprecher, Clara Jennewein, and
Miss Evelyn Spfecher. They re-
turned Sunday evening.
Ed. Federman accompanied his
mother, sisters and brother on an
auto trip to Madison last Sunday.
Geo. Lusby and his crew are
busy remodeling Martin Lutter-
mans house since last week.
Miss Mary Luetscher of Denzer
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Sprecher, since last Saturday
Geo. Federman accompanied
o. F.. Jaeger and family on an auto
trip Sunday afternoon to Plain,
White Mound, Reedsburg, Ableman
No. Freedom, Baraboo, Prairie du
Sac, Sank City and arrived at
Black Hawk at $50 the party en-
'joyed the round trip very much.
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lives ONLY
70 Minutes
after Crash

Clifford Cummings of Kilbourn
was killed about ten o'clock, Tues
day night, when car in which he
was riding collided with another
machine on highway II, between
Delton and Kilbourn. The two cars
met at a point short distance
north Of the intersection of the
Newport road and the Kilbourn
road. Cummings was riding in a
Ford sedan with three other men,
it is said, and in the crash his head
was crushed. He was rushed to
Kilbourn doctor but died 20 min
utes after the accident.
The deceased was aged about "a
years and had been employed at
the Stommer market in Kilbourn
He was employed by the Bauer
brothers, now Baraboo business
men, at the time they operated
butcher shop in Kilbourn. He was
Kilbourn boy, making his home
there with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Sam Cummings, and was un-
married. Two sisters who reside
at home also survive.
Scheible" G. Dyrud, Daraboo I'M
dertakers, were called to prepare
the body for burial.
The driver of the car in which
Cummings was riding was reported
to be Mamie Wanderer of Kilbourn
and names Of the other two COM
panions were given as Frank Mar
low and Mr.. Colburn. They es-
capped with minor injuries,
A Mr.. Fischer, who resides in
the country near Kilbourn, was the
driver and sole occupant Of the
Ford sedan which colIided With the
Wanderer machine.
An inquest into the death was
held at Kilbourn this afternoon,
conducted by Columbia county Of
ficials since all parties concerned
resided in that county A coro-
ner's jury had been summoned in
| the case.
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Sank City
NewS Notes

Miss Lima Truckenbrodt of ST.
Paul came Monday to Sank City to
spend her vacation at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Wuerth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Wehner and
three children came Saturday for
a visit at the home Of Mrs. Rather
inc Wuerth. The men returned to
Chicago Sunday, the rest remain
ing for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Diehl and
daughter Leah of Madison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Sherwood and
three children OF Baraboo spent
Friday at the DR.. Louis Ziemke
home here.
Miss Ruth Sugden is employed
as bookkeeper in the office of the
Lachmund Lumber and Coal COM
pany.
Mark Drake of Poynette spent
the past week at the George Fuchs
home.
Mrs. Kate Sprecher went to
Black Hawk Friday to visit her
son Albert Sprecher and fmily.
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Homberger
of Louisville, KY, and Mr.. and Mrs.
RI. c. Maitland of Rockford, ILL.,,
are visiting at the Robert HON.
berger home.
Mrs. Matilda Mueller of st. Paul
has arrived to spend the summer
at her home here.
Miss Elsie Fuchs spent several
days last week at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Fox and
daughter Shirley Mae of Appleton
came Saturday for a visit with
relatives and friends here.