The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • 8

Wednesday Afternoon, January 10, 1923 THE CAPITAL TIMES 8 Home Owned Home Edited Home Read of News Concerning People in Nearby Southern Wisconsin Towns Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Crystal Lu, Fort Atkinson, formerly of Evansville, to Arnol Pricstor. The Literary club his elected the following officers for the coming year: president, Mrs. E. P. Colton; first vice president, Mrs.

W. E. Green; second vice president, Mrs. V. A.

Axtell; chairman of executive board, Mrs. C. J. Pearsall; recording- secretary. Miss Elizabeth Gillis.

A dance was given at the Ross Keller home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morrison are the parents of a girl. Walter Helgeson and family have moved into the George Magee flat- Mrs.

Hayletts division of the Congregational church will hold a bake sale at the Economy Store Saturday. W. F. Schutz is Milwaukee, called there by the death of his father. Prairie du Sac Men at Omro For Holidays PRAIRIE DU SAC, Wis.

Berg Olson and Roland Cole motored to Omro, Wis, Sunday to spend New Years Day with relatives and friends. They returned Wednesday. Miss Ruth, a Whitewater normal student, spent part of her vacation with Miss Sena Babington in the village and at Cassell at the Babington cottage. Miss Ruths home is in Montana. Mrs.

Clara Conger of Mondovi was a guest at the home of Mrs. Alice Conger a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leigh and daughter visited Mrs.

Conger at the same time. their by the serious illness of her father, Henry Lockwood. Miss Evelyn Piller returned to Whitewater Monday to resume her studies at the normal school. Mrs. Townley of Milwaukee is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.

C. A. Ruff. A daughter was born recently to Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Barry. Wallace Allen visited in Verona Sunday. Barneveld Men Visit Janesville Last Monday BARNEVELD Wis Chas. Theobald, E. M.

Pearce, Mead Theobald, and Fred Powers transacted busi-ness at, Janesville last Monday qpd Tuesday. Stansmore Vivian of Madison has been visiting the past week at the home of her son. Dr. P. S.

Vivian, here. Fred Davis of Livingston visited Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives here and also attended the funeral of Robert Hughes. Mrs. Sid Brown and daughter, Viola and Jennie, were at Madison Wednesday. Viola and Jennie remained for a few davs visit.

Henry Jabs of Verona visited with relatives here Wednesday, Nellie H. Burns visited with relatives and friends at Mt. Horeb and Madison several days last week. Turla Roach has gone to Dodgeville where she has employment in the office of Dr. W.

G. Mylroe. Mrs. Joe Fjelstad and daughters, Florence and Mildred, of Mt. Horeb spent Thrsuday at the home of E.

L. Campbell. Mrs. Wm. Kurth and daughter, Mabel, were at Madison Thursday.

A1 Eveland and Arch Campbell Oregon Relatives Have Future Groom as Guest OREGON, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. John Culb entertained about forty relatives and friends at their home Thursday evening in honor of Edward Culb, whose marriage to Miss Margret Flanagan of Madison will occur soon. Mr.

and Mrs. James R. Sheil have moved to Madison where they wdll make their home. Mrs. Alico Sutton of Marshfield, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Dan Benson, has gone to Bel-videre. 111., where she will visit for a week. Miss Thelma Bacon of Madison was the guest last week of her aunt, Mrs. C. E.

Worden. Hazel Hughes has returned to her home in Beloit after visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Etta Hughes. Miss Merle Sholtg left Sunday for Beaver Creek, to resume her school work after spending the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Ames. Mrs. W.

A. Geske has. returned to her home here after spending several eks in Menominie Falls, caring for her mother. Misg Marie McGill left Sunday for Superior to resume her in the kindergarten school of the Normal. Miss Catherine Chapman of riatteville, enroute to Nekoosa, visited with Mr.

and Mrs. E. F. Kramer last week. Miss Ethel Shampnor, a student at College, returned to Appleton Sunday after spending the holiday at her home here.

Mrs. John Gilbert left Sunday for Sawtelle, having been called Mrs. Anna Dahle of Mt. Horeb spent Sunday at the bogie of Ercell Kendrick. Edith Zippelin returned home Friday after a visit at the home of Carl Rowe near Dodgeville.

Store Manager Resigns After Half Century Work EVANSVILLE, Wis. T. C. R. Richardson, who has served as manager of the Grange store for iorty-nine years, has resigned.

Robert Richardson, nephew of the retired manager, will fill the vacancy. Roscoe Haynes, who for Several years has been' the head of the dry goods department of the Grange store, has resigned to accept a position in Chicago. Mrs. John Klitzman is ill at her home in Magnolia. Rural school teachers from Viear Evansville attended a teachers meeting at the high school Saturday.

Mrs. Walter Green has been substituting in the Oregon high school the past week. John Swancutt is suffering from a severe attack of muscular rheumatism. The management of the Evansville feed mill was taken over on Monday by N. W.

Berick and L. B. Cummings. Prof. Schultz of Oregon spoke at the Congregational church Sunday night on The Bible and Literature.

The Rev. O. W. Smith is recovering from his recent illness. The funeral of Mrs.

Charlotte Powell took place Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase. I iJULoftStzcne Vr BOOK fLAPPy' 1 attended the Holstein meeting at Dodgeville Thursday. Dan Harris was at Mt.

Horeb Thursday. Helen and Wilma Olson of Dodgeville spent several days last week at the home of their sister, Mrs. James White, here. Herman Landpop was at Dodgeville last Thursday. Mrs.

A. G. Bass spent from Thursday until Monday with relatives at Milwaukee. Lorene Leary visited with relatives at Ridgeway several days the last week. Andrew Ilaughen was at Dodg-ville Friday.

Miss Dorothy Davis of Dodgeville visited at the home of A. R. Campbell from Friday till Sunday. Mrs. Wm.

Pine of Arena visited last week with friends here. Emil Ameson arrived here Saturday from S. Dakota for a visit at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elif Arneson.

Alice and Mayme Williams were at Madison last Friday. Rosilla Anderson returned to her home at Stanley, Saturday after spending the summer here. Hazel Pauli of Ridgeway was a visitor at the home of Spencer Harris Saturday. Anna Donley returned Saturday after a two weeks visit at Willows Lake, S. Dakota.

Alex Schaller went to Milwaukee Sunday to be the judge of the Swiss cheese, at the Cheesemakers convention there. Leo GrebneU spent several days the week with relatives at Madison. Tom Adams left Sunday for Hillsboro for a visit at the home of his sister there. Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Lowe and pro wse Qor DEIANED, PEOPLE SUCH A SREAY J01CE LIKE HIS IS VoKrttWnWr VAtY ThB. 1925, by Newepeper Ffihirt Srmcg fwe Great Bntaw nghn fl'D SETTER Norr SMEW'S 1 VIEW IAYE AHD XOH'T VJ ANY TO OlSTUBB 0U NEIGHBOR H6grPooRt VTS REARDV TWQNe OCUXK ANb WHERE 7 Mr. and Mrs. E. o.

Struck of Cazenovia were guests at the Richardson home Sunday and Monday. They returned by way of Baraboo Monday, accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Richardson, who went from Baraboo to N. Freedom for a New Years call on relatives. Dorothy Miles spent a few days in Madison with her aunt.

She returned Friday. Mrs. Frank Browne and daughter, Ila, of Madiaon spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Bickford. Mrs. J. L.

P. Accola entertained the beginners class of the Presbyterian Sunday school Saturday afternoon Seventeen were present to enjoy the party. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Fischer of Ep-worth, accompanied the remains of Mrs.

Fischers mother Prairie du Sac. Burial was mai. in the Garden Bluff cemetery. Tue day. Miss Edna Graff returned 4 Cochrane.

Tuesday to return her duties as one of the high ool teachers at that place. The Ladies Aid society of t-e Presbyterian church was erte ed in the church vestry afternoon. Mrs. C. E.

Oertd Mrs. J. A. Moore were the ho--, es. Andrew G.

Accola has taken ession of the feed and fuel busirs formerly carried on hv Ploetz and Co Miss Maud Accola is the bookkeeper. The parent-Teacherd a will meet Monday night. Mr-. Norma Acott, county nurse down from Baraboo to adaiesa toe gathering. Read Capital Times Want Ads QO.AHEA0ANO OlOTHEy WORRY ABOUT ME WHEH THEIR ail nrr -l-Jl Tefty (Srr A 0 0 '-tTJfS-p wsneTtr "Twelve- aw "Them vr Swbw Au, Oner.

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'OVTKXJT FJEAoiaT' ABOcn rrl 6AH! VixxoLESflCKSl aICNELS is Al kin A Page Arlington Sunday School Entertained Saturday ARLINGTON, Wis. Wallace Conkle entertained his Sunday school class at his home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mair of Columbus spent New Years at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winrich spent the week-end with, Mr.

and Mrs. Le Roy Schwen. Mildred Mencke is ill at present. The firemen held their annual business meeting Tuesday evening They elected new officers for this year. A birthday surprise party was gi--en for Wesley Plath Monday evening at his home.

Mahers of the United Presbyterian church enjoyed a New Years dinner at their church Monday Rev. Webster Lanbensten left Monday for Naperville, 111. to spend the iveek with his parents. Jessie Delany of Poynette srnt the week-end with Ruth Roberts. Mrs.

William Becker of Clyman spent a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bauer. Harry Graser of Baraboo spent with' friends here. Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Lintern and family went to Madison Wednesday. The members of the Evangelical League of Christian Endeavor will hold their annual business meeting Saturday evening in the basement of the church. The members of the Arlington Evangelical Ladies Aid society were entertained at the home of Mrs. Joseph Bauer, Thursday.

Mrs. Tom Mair spent a few davs with her mother, Mrs. Robert Robertson. Chester Sauer of Madison spent a few days with Russel Shaw here thi3 w'eek. Mt.

Horeb Women is Visitor at Klevenville ELEVEN VILLE, Wis. Mrs. Conrad Wagner, of Mt. Horeb visited friends here Thursday. The public school reopened Tuesday after the holidays.

Claude Farrel returned to Madison Saturday after visiting at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moen, for several days. L. W.

Schupponer of Stitzer spent several days last weel? at the home of his son, Dewey Schuppener and family. Mr. Carl Bang of Madison spent Monday at the home of his father, Iver K. Bang. Mr.

Hans Moen returned to Beloit Tuesday where he is firing for the Northwestern Railway. William Goth was at Madison Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brink of Mt.

Horeb visited at the home of their daughter, 'Mrs. Leonard Marty, last week. Irene Swenson visited Saturday 'at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed. Radel.

at Mt. Horeb. Matt Demini has been a recent visitor at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. T. Mackessey of Madison.

The Springdale Young Ladies Aid met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bang Saturday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mr.

J. Esser and family of Madison were Sunday guests at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koch. Ridgeway Resident Has Returned From Coast RIDGEWAY.

Wis. Mrs. Kate Kelley returned Saturday from Seattle, Wash, where she has spent the last two months. Mrs. W.

W. Chiverton was called to Madison by the serious illness of her brother, W. W. Collins. Mr.

and Mrs. Eddie Rielly have returned from Madison where they Spent the past week. Mr. and Mrs. E.

P. Me Cabe have returned to their home in Soldiers Grove after spending the past week here. Margaret McGrath has returned to her home in Madison after spending the past week friends and relatives here. Mrs. Mary Smith of Spring Green i3 visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.

Ed Bunbury. Mrs. E. Schoenamen who recently returned from Seattle. is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Ray Smith. Foster Thomas is visiting at the Ben Benoy home at Spring Green. Anna Smith who has spent the past tw weeks at the home of her mother Mrs. Mary Smith, has returned to her school duties in Highland. Ed Bunbury wag at Dodgeville Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Con Harrington visited at the T. H. Smith home last week.

Frude Pauli is visiting friends in Minneapolis. Evelyn Williams of Boscobel is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J.

Williams. Rodger Arthur of Dodgeville called on friends here Friday. Mrs. W. R.

Bird spent Saturday with her mother Mrs. Frank Far-well, of Dodgeville. Porter Farmer Sells Holstein to Mexico PORTER, Wis. John Scofield has shiped one of his thoroughbred Holstein cows to Mexico City, Mex. Mr.

and Mrs. Ward Whitford attended the annual Whitford gathering on New Years day at the Beryl Whitford home near Milton Junction. Mrs. Ella Peach entertained the following at dinner last Sunday: Frank Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl The Records in SUPERIOR COURT. F. W. dismissed from drawing on bank without sufficient funds. MARRIAGE Joseph Francis Lamboley, Brooklyn, and Emma R.

Disch, Wauna-kee. Herman D. Legler, Monticello, and Vel.wa Schmidt, Verona. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Carl E.

Roth to Albert D. Roth, 6. 5, IT RAi4T Hai rrl Cepyrtfht. Nelson, Miss Ella Moore of Steb-binsville. Miss Florence Peckham of Janesville, Lloyd Peach of Chicago.

Friends of Roy Peach were surprised to learn of his marriage to Miss Blood of Madison last Friday. They will live on the grooms farm near Evansville after the first of March. Mrs. Alex Jenson is still ill. Howard Lenerz was ill last week.

Florence Feckham of Janesville is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Carl Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Darling spent New Years with the formers parents near Janesville.

Sammie Marsden is spending his vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Gardiner. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Lenerz and family spent New Years at the Lloyd Viney home near Leyden. JVm. and Irving Gardiner atendec Mens club meeting in Edgerton last Fiday night. Mrs. Rening and daughters, Stoughton, spent New Years day at the Edward Jenson home Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Greatsinger of Evansville spent last Thursday at the Albert Christian home. Miss Edith Gardiner returned to her school in Wellsville, N. after spending a week with relatives. Frank and Carl Nelson and wives spent New Years day with their sister, Mrs.

Carl Lien, on Albion Prairie. Mesrs. O. J. and Oscar Kjernes and families and Mrs.

Heggestad sent Sunday at the Louis Kjernes home. Messrs. Wm. and Irving Gardiner and families spent New Years Day at the J. S.

Marsden home in Edgerton. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Learn spent New Years with the laters parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Becker, at Indian Ford. 1 Mrs. Seivert and daughter of Albion returned home last Friday after after spending a week at the Martin Sommerwald home. A. K.

Wallin and family, Frank, Osborne and Edith Louise Raymond were at New Years dinner at th Chas. Raymond home. Poynette Girl Returns To Teach at Menominee POYNETTE, Wis. Miss Mabel Lazendorf of the domestic depait-ment at Stouts school at Menomo-nie, was home for the holidays. She returned this week.

Mr. Knowles of Madison was a visitor in town this week. He is an old newspaper man and was formerly located in Waterloo and Watertown. Agnes, Mabel and Thelma Thompson, Henry Thompson, Oliver Mattison and O. Sigershid of DeForest were visitors over Sunday at the Emil Wangsness home.

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hamilton entertained the folowing at a dinner party Thursday: Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Mair, Rev. and Mrs. Aitch-eson and Mr. and Mrs. Wra.

Dunlop. Mr. Amborn and party of high school boys went to Madison Wednesday to witness the basket ball game between Wisconsin and Marquette. Plans are being made for a sale of Poland Chinas at the countv asylum Feb. 15, and the county association will conduct a large sale in Portage Feb.

23. Mrs. P. W. Hales went to the Madison Methodist hospital Saturday, Dec 30, and had a tumor removed from her face which had been slowly developing for the past 16 years.

She returned home the same day and is doing nicely under the care of Dr. H. N. Winn. Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Mair gave a New Years dinner party at their honjer to which Mr and Mrs. Thos. Mair, Mr.

and Mrs. Roswell Mair, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Morrison Morrisonville, Mr. and Mrs Mair of Columbus and Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Jamieson were present. Verona Girl Visits Brothers at Ridgeway VERONA, Wis.

Miss Hulda Gust "is spending a few weeks at Dorothy Renter, Lola Hacker, Gladys Moore, Verona Gordon, and Marion Comstock have returned to Whitewater where they will take up their studies at the normal again. Mrs. Stanley Shuman was taken to the hospital Monday where she underwent an operation for appen-dicitus. Mrs. E.

Meyer, Anita Meyer and Arthur Nitardy spent a fdlv days last week w-ith friends and relatives at Milwaukee. Schools have opened again after a two weeks vacation. Dr. and Mrs. H.

P. Weeland visited at Madison Friday. Hilman Nitardy spent lakt week with his sister, Mrs. Walter Goth at Middleton. Mrs.

E. Meyer entertained at dinner Sunday evening for Mr. ad Mrs. F. B.

Duppler and Arthur Ni-party Friday ever1--- Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Sharp? --ot Madison visitors Friday.

Indiana Beans Taboo Smoking in Buildings Smoking is taboo in the college buildings of Indiana universitv since the deans decided to enforce an old rule to that effect. Organizations giving a dance in a college building will be penalized their next university dance if men -who attend smoke in the buildings or on the steps. A floor committee is to report any offenses to the assistant dean of women. Read Capital Times Want Ads. Dane County land in section town 7 north, range 10 east.

Mathias Dickens to ler, lot lj.block 7, Llmside, Madison. F. M. Kor.on to Clara Smith, lot block 2, Blue Mounds. Carl Erickson to Peter Erickson, lot 18, block 2.

Ericksons rark. Alice M. Baer to the Realty part of lots 1, 4, and 5. block Hilinglon addition to Madison. F.

B. Mo-on to the Realty Sales lots 10 and 11, block 38, Hillington addition to Madison. Spj NtW 'THOUGHT rr nas vocsTVam) 17- fGoSA'A CrmG- All 'ZiqZaq Tcoka vmoERiNf IT COIMG'ToGETA Somus PoiTTE TftlY lSnesk. 1 -DOkfr LmcwJ it I Ought To Be Sweet Ayo COUSTBOUS OR RQUW, Aw Powoy. IT Cant fcc VOUMB TEU.IMG ME WHrtTr THAT MV AMONG AMERICAS EAI2V.Y AR STOCRACN 1 IN FACT, Toots, im a Direct descendant of GeoRce WASHINGTON didnt Little geoRce WASHINGTON CRN hatchet Then he cUT THE- CHtWV tree down 1: DON'T 8asV Fo(2 A HATCHET PPoVE Tci INHERITS lavwASHlNG'TbN'o TLTRArrsi CjlMMYl IWr K.nf Fr.ttirt Svnd i 1923.

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