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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1917

Page

3

Christmas Homecomings and Holiday Plans Across Town

A parade of local residents return home for Christmas and the holidays from colleges, universities, and jobs in cities including Madison, Baraboo, Duluth, Minneapolis, and Green Bay. Families gather at homes such as Carpenter Acker, Spaulding, and Putz, with dances, reunions, and a Navy enlistment noted for Durlin Hackett. Corporals, teachers, and students are described visiting relatives and preparing for seasonal events.

Ralph Draper Marquette Dental College G. L. Richardson Jean Prairie du Lac Carpenter-Acker Doris Brackly Sheboygan Helen Barker University of Wisconsin E. Kuhlman Grand Rapids Corporal Burr Dicke Camp Grant Rockford T. J. Hackett Chicago Edward Ristan Minneapolis S. P. Elias California Raymond Sherwood Stocking

Kilbourn Young Men Enlist in Military Service

C O Sherod of Kilbourn has enlisted in the 108th engineers regiment and gone to Houston Texas. Frank Voigt has enlisted in the quartermaster department in Chicago and will train at San Antonio or Jacksonville as a stenographer and clerk. J S Barrett and John Bauer have enlisted in the navy and will depart January 2 for the Great Lakes training camp near Chicago.

Roy Ellas Orrin Wuether Marshall August Smith John Barkenhagen Poynette Gus Barkenhagen Durlin Hackett Navy Lawrence College N. B. Hackett Great Lakes Naval Training Station Phillip Sousa Iris Naval C. O. Sherod Kilbourn 108Th Engineers Houston Tex Frank Voigt Chicago Quartermaster’s Department San Antonio Jacksonville J. S. Barrett John Bauer Great Lakes

Henry Huber Returns Home From Montana Visit

Henry Huber returns home after weeks with relatives in Montana. District No. 7 school closed Friday for one week’s vacation. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. George Deiler on December 20.

Henry Huber Montana

Christmas Socials and Visits in South Belton Area

Mrs George Douglas hosted Bert Allen of Charles City Iowa and two Baraboo granddaughters. Mrs J C Royer returned from Madison after visiting Newell. Mrs William Flanagan and children stayed with Pearl Waddell. A Christmas program was held at the schoolhouse on December 22. Mr and Mrs Porter from near Madison visited their brother. Vivian Douglas spent Sunday at his father’s home.

Bruce McCoy Baraboo Denzer Minnie Alexander Evelyn Petzke CG. E. Phillipa Wauwatosa A. W. Spaulding John Leifer William Putz Webster Prairie Bert Fisk Elroy Mable Hill Page Henry Geissler Ableman Frederick Albert Dippel Dental Department University of Illinois Walter Hahn Mary Emma Sauk City Martin Lange Platteville Santa Claus Kietha Seeley la Valle D. W George Douglas Bert Allen Charles City Iowa Charles Allen J. C. Royer Madison Newell William Flanagan Pearl Waddell Porter Vivian Douglas

Caledonia Family Sees Tame Deer Near Home

Caledonia resident G. Jones wife and three children spotted a fine deer near their home. With no open season for deer in the county these animals have become very tame in the area.

ER. G. Jones Caledonia

Fuchs Fischer Wedding at Harrisburg Reformed Church

Miss Katherine Fischer and Herman Fuchs united in marriage at Harrisburg Reformed Church with Rev. C. F. Dahn officiating. Attendants were Miss Laura Fuchs and Henry Fischer. The bride wore white voile trimmed with lace. bridesmaid in light blue voile. all carried white roses. Mrs. Ben Fuchs played the wedding march. The couple will live on a farm near Troy.

Katherine Fischer Herman Fuchs Harrisburg Reformed Church C. F. Dahn Laura Fuchs Henry Fischer Ben Fuchs Troy

Thanksgiving Holiday Family Visit and Wedding News

Black Hawk Carl Adam spent the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs Conrad Adam. About 75 relatives attended the wedding of Miss Kate Fisher and Herman Fuchs last Thursday afternoon. The couple will reside on the Louis Fisher farm. Mrs Nickolaus Sprecher is ill and Miss Mollie Schlalz is sick with the grip.

Carl Adam Conrad Adam Kate Fisher Herman Fuchs Louis Fisher Nickolaus Sprecher Mollie Schlalz

Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during sickness and after the death of our loved one. The Hutchens family expresses gratitude for flowers and support from Mrs James Hutchens Mr and Mrs Fred Hutchens and family.

James Hutchens Fred Hutchens

Service Flag Blessed at Trinity Episcopal Church

Christmas morning service at Trinity Episcopal Church featured a fourteen star service flag raised by Corporals Earl Luder and Russell Williams. The flag honors Abbot Peck and fourteen listed parishioners, with a blessing during the Holy Eucharist as the choir sang Adeste Fidelis and America.

Trinity Episcopal Church Russel Williams Earl Luder L. C. Ferguson America Luder Williams Abpott Peck

8 Rev Updike Dies at Madison After Long Pastorate

Dr. E G Updike 67 former pastor of Madison First Congregational Church died at General Hospital Madison from spinal cord sclerosis. He preached his last sermon December 1916 and lived in Lake Mills after returning from California. Born November 18 1850 in Tompkins County New York he moved to Wisconsin in childhood and graduated from Lawrence College in 1875. Funeral Thursday at Lake Mills.

E. G. Updike Madison First Congregational Church General Hospital Los Angeles Calif Eugene Grover Updike Tompkins County New York Dodge County Wis Dr. Updike Northwestern University Lawrence College Appleton Lawrence Clara P. Faville Lake Mills

Mail Letters Short Next Week

No paper will be issued on New Year’s Day. Correspondents must keep letters short next week and complete two days of work in one. Mail on Monday or before since rural carriers will not work that day. Send Christmas event items now to be typed before next week.

Tax notice for Excelsior Town postponed banking schedule

Town treasurer Be. H. Cady announces locations and dates for tax collection. He will be at Farmers State Bank of Ableman on January 7 14 21 and 28 and at L. D. Rudds on the 16th with the rest of the month spent at home.

TRY THIS ON YOUR ECZEMA

Buy a jar of Dry Zenzal for crusty or scaly skin troubles. For weeping skin or watery eruptions use Moist Zenzal. 75c per jar. T PR NOANAVAN & COMDANV.

Government to take over nation’s railroads by year end

Reports say the president will seize control of U S rail facilities on December 31 to ease congestion. White House confirmation pending, with talks slated with big four brotherhoods and railroad presidents to secure wage and compensation terms.

United States White House New York Times Big Four Brotherhoods Brotherhoods Washington

Germans Move More Troops From the East

German forces shift troops from the Russian front amid a Russian protest to the peace conference.

East

President Defies Probers On Sugar Freight Figures

The senate investigating committee agreed not to publish until Hoover was called. The information reached the public as Hoover appealed to the president. The chief says heavy shipments went to Europe and the dispute centers on sugar policy and shipments.

Senate Washington Hoover Europe

Knight Vaughn Ward Reception Marks Berea Marriage

Friends in this city note the marriage of Rev. C. S. Knight and Miss Bessie Vaughn in Berea Kentucky at 10 this morning. Knight, a student pastor and Bible school director, once led the local Baptist church and has many friends here. Vaughn taught successfully at Berea college, and Knight sends greetings to Baraboo and Fairfield.

Ward C. S. Knight Bessie Vaughn Berea Knight Bible School Baptist Church Miss Vaughn Berea College Rev. Knight Baraboo Fairfield

U S Soldier Found Killed After German Raid Front Line

German atrocities on the French front are officially reported to American troops. A sentry was found with his throat cut after a German raid, described as killed after capture. Other bulletins describe Germans driving civilians from homes into the snow and using buildings for soldiers and material.

Philippines France Belgium

U S Officials Uncover Plot Connecting IWW and Bolsheviki

U S officials report a world revolutionary plot involving American IWW Irish agitators and Russian bolsheviki linked to a cache of weapons found on the Russian freighter Shilka. Agents say the cargo may be intended for IWW cells in the United States as bolsheviki leaders move between nations seeking to spread direct action for communal organization.

Germany Washington Pacific W. W Russia United States America

Social Democrats gain in Germany amid party splits

The social democrats have gained ground in Germany over the past months while the independent party formed in April shows ongoing discomfort and a allied government faction appears to be waning.

Social Democrats Germany Independent Party

Exercises At German Church Draws Full House

The German M E church program was well rendered with a full audience. A collection of 7 dollars was donated to the Red Cross.

The Red Cross

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M. W. A. Hall Peterson Cora Babb Greenwood C. B. Rice Max Seeley Business College Topeka Kan F. H. Smith Thomas Foulkes Ironton Thomas Charles Foulkes Lysle Hackett Duluth A. M. Fisk Charles Tomah Sarah Dickie Waukesha Anna Patterson South Belton William Ener Franklin Anna Gruber Bear Creek Fuchs—Fischer Black Hawk Rev. Updike Noanavan Comdanv Wilson Brotherhood Knight—Vaughn U. S Pershing Bolsheviki M. HE. Church Hersey Pega Aseae H.potterville E.s.erswell
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