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Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1909

Page

12

Walnut Cemetery Improvements Plan Expanded Funding

At Walnut Cemetery a major upgrade is underway from a Joe Hooker post led movement. Hon. Philip Cheek chairs a cemetery association with authority to proceed, a $1000 appropriation funded, and land south of the cemetery purchased for a landscaped layout from Oak street entrance.

Walnut Hill Cemetery Joe Hooker Cemetery Association Philip Cheek Madison Street Oak Street Great Northern Nursery

Boarago Wins Game At Elroy

The Elroy High School lost 11 to 4 to Baraboo on rough ground as Baraboo sang Life on the Ocean Waves. Elroy offered little threat, crowd noise spurred the visitors, and Baraboo planned to beat Reedsburg next Saturday after a week of practice.

Elroy High School Baraboo Elroy Gem Reedsburg

Death of Fred Mielke Caledonia Resident Dies After Illness

Fred Mielke of Caledonia died at his home after a five month illness believed to be stomach cancer. He was about 74, born in Germany, a respected longtime resident. Survived by a widow and seven children: August, Julius, Herman, Mrs Gusta Schliffelbein, Mrs Reinhold Heiitz, Mrs Samuel Olson, and Mrs Herman Pielke. Funeral held today at Greenfield Lutheran Church with relatives in attendance.

Fred Mielke Caledonia Germany August Mielke Julius Mielke Herman Mielke Baraboo Gusta Schliffelbein Dekorra Reinhold Heiitz North Freedom Samuel Olson Herman Pielke Wiestenz Greenfield Lutheran Church Reinhold Heritz

Screens Not Down In Saloon District Sabbath Enforcement

City council ordinance restricted Sunday screens and obstructions at saloons. Some establishments kept shades on outer doors and curtains, while others removed all obstructions, allowing clear views into premises. Officials note painting and shade adjustments may be needed, but closing hours have reportedly been followed during enforcement period.

Bacchus

Child Dies in Portage Prairie Home

Belle Haycock five years one month and twenty days died Saturday morning May 22 1909 after a long illness at her parents home 331 East Howard street Portage The funeral was at 845 Sunday morning at the Presbyterian manse Pleasant street with Rev J I Cleland officiating Burial followed at Webster s Prairie cemetery near Baraboo Rev Ernest C Henke conducted services at the cemetery Mrs Haycock formerly Miss Holt of Delton township.

Belle Harry Haycock East Howard Street Portage Presbyterian Manse Pleasant Street J. I. Cleland Webster’s Prairie Cemetery Baraboo Ernest C. Henke Baraboo Presbyterian Church Haycock Miss Holt Delton

Wisconsin National Guard encampment plans at Camp Douglas

The First Regiment will encamp at Camp Douglas from July 26 to July 2, with the camp pitched Saturday. The Second regiment camps July 10 to July 16 and the Third July 17 to July 28. Enlistments after June 1 are barred. Uniforms are regular service, and a strict daily routine from 5:25 a.m. to 10:15 p.m. is outlined.

Wisconsin National Guard Camp Douglas C. R. Boardman

Ebenezer Valley cemetery association elects officers

The Ebenezer Valley cemetery association at its last meeting elected President William Mash Clerk N H Smith and Treasurer A R Spaulding. The group has received 3300 from the late Mrs Hester Gourgas for grounds beautification and grave care, and Mrs Peers left 100 for her lot care. A meeting on the grounds is planned Friday at one o clock for Decoration day preparations.

Ebenezer Valley Cemetery Association Wm. Mash N. H. Smith Treas A. R. Spaulding Hester Gourgas North Freedom

Dog Kills Sheep in North Freedom Flock

A dog attacked the Weinke flock near North Freedom last week, killing one sheep and injuring others. Several sheep went missing and had to be killed to end the threat.

North Freedom Herman Weinke

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