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PCR50NA1/Miss Catherine Sparks who was home lust week to attend the funeral of her grandmother, has returned to Milwaukee where she attends Downer college.Social Center Program Our Tickets WinFollowing is the program for So.-ial Center meeting, which will he held on Friday evening. March 26, in the High school building:Music by the Band.German reading by Miss Regina Hein.Vocal 8nIo by Miss Maud Lloyd Jones.Debate—Resolved That Books Have Had Greater Influence On Character Than Society. Aflir-mative—A. P. Kenney, Wayne Bacon, Miss Anna Adler, Mis* Grace Kolt*s. Negative—D. L Reid, Edward Noltner, Miss Winnie Ford.Music by the Band.The Index Olhce is in a position to print town tickets on short notice and at reasonable prices. Send us your order by mail or phone or call personally and we will do our utmost *o print you election tickets th will win.WESTPORTof Springtield, in Waunakieof Waukesha, and friendsFrank Hochstein was a Madison caller Monday.Til lie Williams of Madison, spent Sunday afternoon in Wan-nakee.John Noltner visited relatives Sunday.Joseph Simon visited relatives here Sunday.Frank Louis of Lodi, was a Wan nakee visitor Sunday be-i.veen trains.John Barkenhageu of Madison called at the A. L. Ford home Suuday.Mrs Luke Gilligan and laugh-;er, Irene, were Madison callers last Saturday.Martin Kiphahn was home from Madison to spend Sunday with his parents.J. Buhlman will depart this evening for Chicago on a few days’ business visit.Miss Josephine Williams of Madison, spent Sunday and Monday with her father.Mr. and Mrs. John Hilgers. of Middleton, spent a day last week here with relatives.Samuel Blake of Madison, spent Sunday at the home of his parents in this Village.Mrs. K. Simonson and Mrs. C.J Sehimdt and two sons, were Madison shoppers Saturday.Mr. and Mrs. Huffman and baby of Madison, visited with Mr. ami Mrs. K. S. Kirst Sunday.Mrs. Kate Pol him of Springtield Corners, came last Friday for a visit at tin* home of Mrs Anna Hans.Miss Inez Ford returned Sunday afternoon from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. White at North Freedom.A large number of Waunakee people took in ‘Teg O’ My Heart” at the Fuller opera house iu Madison last Saturday.Mr. and Mrs. Tony Baltes and two children, of Madison, t»pent Sunday with the former’s mother, Mrs. Jus. F. Taylor.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falken-stein ami family, formerly of Ashton, have purchased the J. A Miller house m this village. They moved into it. last week. Mr. Falkeustein will do teaming-Miss Katherine Kaltenberg Thursday at .Madison.Miss Mary Busby was a caller at Oregon last Saturday.Thomas Gilligan was the guest of friends at Madison Monday.William Koltes, Jr., was a Windsor business caller Monday.George Riddle spent a Jew days last week with friends at Lodi.Edward O’Malley was a business caller at Madison last Sat-unlay.Miss Anna Filbern spent a few weeks with relatives at Madison.Mrs. M. Filbern is enjoying a month’s visit with friends in Milwaukee.William Mooney home this week from Chicago and Beloit.J. V. and J. R. spent St. Patrick's relatives in Madison.Mrs. Jacob La Crosse w h o underwent an operation recently is getting along nicely.Mrs. Peter Kurth who has been staying with her daughter in Dane returned home Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bong called on Mr. and Mrs William Schultz in Madison last Thurs-lay.returned visit atO’Malley day withandThe Veterinaries' Ten Commandments.I. Thou shall Imnor me my helper above all others.2 Thou shait remember me and forget all others jii my line8. Thou shalt not kick on my P'ices, for I must live on the profit s.4. Thou shalt not blame me for injury done thy Imrses by some other Veterinary.o. Thou shalt not let thyhorses go lame for it injures mybusiness.♦ ». Thou shalt not say Clin k It. for I bke it not.7. Thou shall pay thy lullspromptly with silver, gold or script.5. Thou shalt Ht steal bymy office without coming in.*.». Thou shall remember the Sabbath, and get your horses treated during the week.Id. Thou shalt remember these commands, that thy days may fie prolonged till you die. if you don’t get killed by an automobile.S VV. WILSON. V S.Come on DownToopen up tin* Spring paperIt iT t 11 if I 111 ci n lt;i a . I (Vi rn u
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Waunakee Index
Waunakee, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Mar 25, 1915
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