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%Mfaraakec, Dane County. Wisconsin* Friday, Januaiy 11 1918Iof the good clean healthy life \»e are living, they would notAT THE REXhesitate a minute when it comes to enlisting.ptty“What’s more, there is not a man but is anxious for theSunday, January* 13M V.ier- time to come when we will pull up stakes and start for No8; 15 P. M.8**“ J Man’s Land across the Big Pond,”«tandJerry V-digMysteryftI»Ien18-►eeib-lormoru-ndiceea-be,ID-nyedtolO?r-m00isflU-alli euin-heitsd-J8US‘gisyThe writer of the above letter is a nephew of Mr. A.JL. Ford. n and 17cenUMr. Kenney of Madison spent8undsy with his brother A. PKenney snd family.James Christiansen madebusinessday night. 1Poynette£attlt;Mrs. Mary Ann Oonway is retotported to be quiteat BattletoolCreek Sanitarium at Madison.TBelle Kopp is spendingno*Mike Gorden of Alma Center I Mr. George Buchanan of Ken-rew with relatives at Madi-Thehas moved to Reeds burp, Wis. dall spent a couple of days lastson.vestMiss Rose Fisher returned to with his sister, Mrs. A. L. Lit’s turn the big Red Oro8s|cjeBrooklyn, where she is teaching,beSaturdaySunday evening after a vacation j Mrs. John Kennedy of Madi-1 n*Kht at the Village hall into aOof a couple of weeks spent at son visited at the Mike Kenue-odcommunitywillhome.dy home last Friday,«ocialfenpeople come togetherherGo to Clarke'# for Mr«. E. SimoMon wm * city . themselves.raclgood dairy butter.caller last Friday.Mrs. Mary Lyons and LeonarGome to the VilUge Ball »lt; were in Madiaoo Friday.(*Mrs. L. H. Stewart and danghvacier DorothyMendota wereTsee the Shetla d pony and the♦callersmetother prizes raffled Saturdayuight and come prepared to takecare of yorr catchMrs. Hoffman of Madison and I lt;pent partday with hertheMrs. Rowley and children oi I« rother, A, L. Ford,TheaHenry and Cary Eodr^s otMadison spent. Sunday lore withMiddleton visited Thursday witl.their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elt;‘reportsadjimo\Kirst.r.his ofllce that on New Years | sjctheir parents.Miss Florence Ford attended apartyand speutan ! MondaywithJ*VshoesMr. Henry Karow of Madisoi |from his horses’ feet while itis awonFpent Saturday at the A. L Porn ] wtR standing under a shed in I at thome.For flour of any kindWaunakee.RedfronIda Koites returned «*»call at Miller’s store.Pony raffle.m v*8* herPeter W. Pendl recently soldCord woodfor Ia bunch of baby beef a littleSavings depositschlt;noon after speed iday vacation at home.over 10 months old that averag-Half barrel floor raffleased 710 pounds and sold for #11 25Auto spotlightConMrs. An her Simpson and ti e a hundred at Chicago. $79 89dryiUP* r'hildreu returned Sunday from for a ten months old calf is notSaturday night, JanuaryTnd a couple of weeks visit with rel* a bit bad.$1Got a tickwlkatives in Milwaukee,gettheMrs. Mary Lyons and Leonardfro iiMr. and Mrs. E. G. Pattersou • visited friends in Mendota oneD. P, Hogan, Shawmut, Mont, I knilt;spentevening night last week.spendingwinter with loftwith Mr. and Mrs. A. L. FordVerona and Waunakee»*ud fam ly.Mrs, Peter Noltuer and daugh. I railed Monday bringing theAter Heurietta wrere capital city I New Years greetings and a jear j CroiGo to Miller'* storecaller* Saturday.subscription to the Indei, for I to sfor Sleds, Wagons andRay Hohlstein called oneach of which we are very thank I camfriends in Madison Sunday eve.r’.d Mr Hoganwheat I arfcjToys.Fay Wheeler who has beenp it« Montana was light thi«« I to hMr. and Mrs. I. V. Hogan »lt; sick for the last two weeksrer tribShaw mu i, Mont., ere spending eems to be slowly gaining.received beirfor it holpeo mui very nicely.the winter with Mrs. Hogan’clegiWhoelerparents at Verona.dayA regular old time blizzard I toeiJoseph and Martiu ShillinglawCollierstruck Here Saturday night and I callkept a howling until Monday I fronand John Corcorau, soldier.-, from Ed Deidrich left last week I morning.Commissioner I camCamp Grant, *petit Sunday with Wednesday for a few weeks visit) Wm. Vogtsus that snowltherthe home folks.with relatives in Iowa. Hist vas piled up to a depth of tenT!Miss Myrtle Ford was a bus. brother George isfilliug his feet, on some of the streets in Metisness eslier St Msdison Saturday P|sclt; ,n tbe msrket.the outlying districts. Railrlt;in tThe Shipke bn there brav. dWe understand that Kaltenwas badlySun- theii.e *lt;rst blizzard of the seasonSunday and came out from tincity to see their mother.Mrs. H. H, Grabam.lt and littie daughter Harriet of Veronawere Friday afternoon and Sul*unlay forenoou guests ot the E«lI tor ami wife. Monona reiumeuhome with them after a K-v\tlays yisit with Imr auntie.Mr.bLEdwiu Kuestner visitedrelatives in Milwaukee a part «»tlast weekRuth Shaw is beck borne fr«*uJa visit with Mrs. Leais Win *at North Freedom.Joe Kopp, who is employed inthe Julius Deidrich market.berg and sons delivered 88600.00 *d eTryon®worth „f hogs to tbe loci m.rk- keP‘.*8 clo8e to home “ WM♦last week. There are surelypossi bleDeasome fatmers in this section f While at Waco, Texas, ChasTlthf country.Busby learned that J. R. Luther I ®raihad been reduced to the rank of °Try Miller's Old Ford Private and assigned to certainessaCoffee; 22c per pouudhumiliating duties and fined iB» ®$800.00 for inisapproprition of|ao^or 5 lbs for $1.00. Its soldiers supplies while MessKa bargain.Seargeant at Camp Douglas. Mr.maiBusby saye that Wallace washotOn account of illness Miss IdaSdiow was unable to reopen herschool Monday.There was a small attendanceat the high school Monday onaccount of bad roads from thebig storm Sunday.took his first vacation for a yeatMiss Fern CoperMadisonand went to the city one day spentpromoted to U. S. mail carrierandat an advance in salary of $6.00 fi»reaa month, that he is taking toarmy life nicely and has a goodstaoding with his superior oil!cers. Good for Wallace. Weare glad* to hear such fine reportsfrom our soldier boys.Box Soeil.Watyou IVASor
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