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rAiKFIELD.

Miss Else Getchell, who came home

sick last Wednesday, has recovered

and returned to tier work in Beloit

Sunday.Herbert Getchell came home Friday

for aft w days vacation from his col

lege at Waukesha.Miss Allie Newell is employed at

Floyd Newel's home in Baraboo for a

short time.School in D st. No. 7 has closed for a

vacation. The teacher, Miss Higgins,

is at h r home in I)eiton town.

Mr. and Mis. Albert Chamberlainreturned to their home in Reedsburg

on Friday after visiting wilh hei sis-

ter, Mrs. John Davenport.Miss Olive Thayer of Baraboo and

Miss Lizzie F*rber of near Reedsburg

spent part of Sunday at S. H. Bur-ton’s.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burton and littleLucile Simonds of Baraboo werecallers at the S. H. Burton home Sun-

day afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Erickson are the

happy pa rents of twin boys.Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newell en er-

tained a social dancing ptrtyat theirhome Saturday evening.

Little Irene Lusby, who has b envery Hi v\iti pleurisy, is much better.

SOUTH WESTFIELD.

H. J. Voss made a trip to Barabco

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PELTON & SONS iThe Family Shoe Store rJp?

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' willbe at the Spaulding school house,April 8. Come.

School closed in Dist. 5, on account

of bad roads, but as they are improved

school will be started again Monday.{ Mrs. Jesse Woodworth and childrenof Baraooo are visiting at tde home of

C. Hammermeis’er.

| Hattie Charnley is visi-ing at her

parental home here,

i Henry Risley attended a party atDelton Saturday night.

On account of bad reads our mail

carrier, Archie Murry, was unable to

go Tuesday and Thursday of last week.Mr. and Mrs. F. Porter of Baraboo

have moved on the Potterville place,

recently vacated by the L. Washburnfanrly.

BELLONA AND NORTHEXCELSIOR.

Miss Jessie Linsdorf is visiting

¦ friends in Baraboo.

| Miss Nellie Brogan of Baraboo is

spending a few days at the Grant

Dryer home.June Butterfield is spending the

week with her aunt, Mrs. Ollie Cole.

A goodly number cf Miss Ida

Lawrenz’s young friends gave her a

surprise last Tuesday night, it being

her birthday. All report a very en-

joyable time.Clarence Christie and family visited

at L. Sar ring ton’s in Delton Sunday.

The W. F. M. society willmeet with

Mrs. Sarah Rudd Thursday afternoon,

April 4. All are cordially invited.

George Butterfield and family visited

at Ollie Cole’s Sunday.The L. A. S. at M. Risley’s last

Thursday was largely attended.Miss Carrie Lawrenz, Mary Simp-

son and Margaret Hannon resumed

their school duties after spending their

vacation at home.

Miss Nellie Du Bois, who teachesnear La Valle, is spending her vaca-tion at home.

Misses Hazel and Lila Dryer, stu-

dents of the Baraboo high school, are

at home this week.Glen Knowles cut his foot quite

badly while chopping wood one day

last week.

OBITUARY {Lafayette Hayes of Monroe Center,

Wis., while visiting at the home of his

son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and

Mrs. O. K. Odell, 127 Ninth avenue,

died Sunday from heart disease. Dur-

ing the wintei he had been attackedby pneumonia and after partly recov-ering came to Baraboo to visit. He w s

troubled with a weak heart and this

caused his death. J ust before he died

lie remarked to liis son-in-law; “Iam

all in”, and died almost immediately.

Death was painless, the patient fallinginto his last sleep.

Mr. Hayes was born in the state of

New York about 63 years ago and had

spent most of his life in Adams county

at Monroe Center. The body has been

taken to that place for interment.His wife was not here at the time of

his death and besides Mrs. Hayes

there are six sons and two daughtersin the family.

Languid, yawning people, alwaystired, without vim or vigor, no appetitecan’t digest the food they eat,tongue always coated, constipated, outof sorts all the time, with headachesand bodily aches and pains, bad breath,sallow complexion. Winter’s germs

in your system, need Hollister’s RockyMountain Tea, Greatest Spring Puri-fier. —J. B. Donovan & Cos.

NOTICE FnATIONSL DELE-GATE ELECTION.

St ite of Wisconsin \Sauk County j

County Clerk’s Office, Baraboo,Wis., March 12, 1912.

Notice is hereby given that an elec-tion to be held in the several town

wards, villages election districtsin the state of Wisconsin, on the firstTuesday of April, A. D. 1912, being the

second day of said month, the follow-ing officers are to be elected:

Four Delegates-at-Large from eachpolitical party in the state to the Na-tional convention of each party.

Two District Delegates to the Na-tional convention from each political

party in the Seventh Congressionaldistrict.

Said election to be held and con-

ducted, votes canvassed and returns

made according to law.S. H. Wood, County Clerk.

La Valle was held at lionton Satur-

day.John Jepson went to Milwaukee

last week to see his son, who it is re-

ported is getting along nicely. It

will be remembered he is in a hospi-

tal there.Mr. and Mrs. John Hochmuth, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Schwartz, Mr. and

Mrs. E. A. Richards and Mrs. J. Ra-

buck spent Sunday in Wonewoc.

Madames H. P. Apker, F. F. Fun-

nel and T. Karstetter weie shopping in

Reedsburg Saturday.The 18 months child of Mr. and

Mrs. August Zimmerman died Friday

evening with croup.Miss Grace Paddock spent a few

days last week in Chicago.Charles Briggs has purchased a

handsome team of horses of August

Zellinan a fancy price.Harry Butterfield of Baraboo spent

Sunday at the Paddock home.George Golden sol i his te am of

diaft horses Monday to Canadianshippers.

Mrs. Charles Gates is on the sick

list.Laura Cameron has purchased the

bakery and confectionery store of

Jasper Cline and will take possession

April first.Mrs. J. Rowin of Madison came

Saturday for a visit with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Rumpf left for an

extended visit with relatives in lowa.

MIRROR LAKE.

The Ladies’ Aid society at MarionRisley’s Thursday was well attended,there being fifty-one people served to a

fine dinner prepared by the members.

A sum of |7.55 was realized. Thenext Aid willbe at the home of CharlesBass April 25.

John Dankerl, Sr., who was quite

sick, is better.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Montanye and

son, Raiph, and Mrs. Roy Golding

and children of Ableman were callers

at Joe Golding’s Monday night.

Henry Riley made a trip to DeltonFriday and Saturday.

Mrs. George Hammermeister of Bar-

aboo has returned to her home aftercaring for Mrs. C. Hammermeister,who is slowly gaining after being sick

with pneumonia.The Excelsior Lyceum met at the

L. Reynolds home Friday, March 22.A good program was given although

some of the members were not present.

A story, “Henry and the Flea”, wasgiven by Arthur Golding which caused

much laughter. The next meeting

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15he Bank of BarabooCapital SIOO,OOO

Herman Grotophorst, Pres.Charles W. Whitman, Vice Pres,

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and North Freedom last week.

Miss Ethel Ward of White Moundcame up to spend a few weeks with

her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Voss.Miss Clara Repka went to Logan-

ville yesterday where she is employedat the William Westedt hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harms, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Albers and childrenand John Albers Sundayed at Wil-

liam Gro'meyers near Loganville.Mrs. Henry Schroeder died Sunday

morning after a lingering illness ofstomach trouble. Funeral Wednesdayat the St. Peter’s Lutheran church.

William Schroeder and crew are

busy sawing lumber at H. J. Licht’s.WillieKnuth nd Albert Bumgar-

ten Sundayed at William C. Meier’s.

Quite a croud of young folks walkedin at H. J. Litcti’s Sunday evening inhonor of Ella Licht’s birthday. A

very pleaant evening was spent.

Reinholt Heritz spent Sunday atCharley Herilz’s home.

Miss Maggie Hayes has returnedhome after spending the winter withher sister, Mrs. Currie Page in SouthDakota.

LA 1/ALILMr. and Mrs. J. Fix visited at El-

roy Sunday.The funeral of Mrs. Jasper Giblin of