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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

2

Memorial Day Fine Parade in Baraboo Honors Veterans

Baraboo observed Memorial Day with a morning parade around the square to the cemetery for Civil War Spanish American War and World War veterans. The program included G A R Sons of Veterans American Legion and other allied groups with graveside services and a theater ceremony led by Mayor Adolph Andre and Rev H H Savage.

Baraboo City Band Company United Spanish War Veterans American Legion Sonior Veterans High School W. Veterans Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary S. of V Daughters of G. A American Legion Lyle Goman al. Ringling Adolph Andre Jones-Nold-Roberts-Bump Robert Pease H. H. Savage John A. Logan Edward Thomas Long John Taras England Beecher Mr. Beecher Maine Dewey Manilla Cuba Lincoln Belgium Armenia Savage James Dibble

Chicago Folks Visit Merrimack Area Guests From Several Cities

Chicago residents Mr and Mrs George Long Mrs Stein ley and Mrs David Jones with sons visited Merrimack host Mrs Frances Haines. Baraboo trio Maud Hyland Sadie Squires joined family guests. Racine guests James Morrow and William Morrow attended. Local residents and relatives from Baraboo Mazomhahhie Hillpoint Wyocena Warrens and Dalton appeared in the social list with illness notes on Charles Parks and Ernest Weinke.

George Long Robert Chicago Steinley David Jones Madison Frances Haines Long Jones W. D. Johnson Maud Hyland Sadie Squires Baraboo Hyland Merrimack John Morrow Racine Wis James Morrow William Charles Pigg F. A. Cooper Glady Ewards Freida Dennis Shirley S. King Mazobhahhie H. Ratzburg Hillpoint August Kance Charles Parks Robert Kunz West Merrimack LeRoy Mitchel Gross Ernest Weinke Seba’ Hadfield Hvansville L. C. Hallman Ralph Hallman Dalton

Will of Justice Marshall Leaves $800000 Trust for Family and Charities

The will filed at Chippewa Falls names executors Atney Alex Wiley Jr. and Arthur A. McLeod. After $200000 in special bequests, $800000 is placed in trust for the widow with income for her lifetime, and distributions include Arthur McLeod one sixth, Lawrence College one sixth, Chippewa Falls Public Library one ninth, St Joseph's Hospital one ninth, and other smaller bequests. A 500 copy autobiography and a monument for the couple are funded not to exceed $10000.

R. D. Marshall Chippewa Falls Atney Alex Wiley, Jr Arthur A. McLeod Madison Leon Marshall Samuel Jenkins Chippewa M. E. Church Advent Christian Church Baraboo Lawrence College St. Joseph’s Hospital Judge Marshall Self Wis Justice Marshall E. O. Coontz

Madison Elks Initiate New Members Here

Nearly three hundred Elks gathered at the Baraboo lodge hall for an initiation as seventeen candidates received their antlers. Madison officers led the ceremony with Governor Blaine expected but unable to attend. The event concluded with lunch, musical performances, and a mayoral welcome.

K. P. Hall Baraboo Madison Lodge Capital City Elks Joseph L. Starr Henry Brohm L. J. Brownrigg J. J. Nilles John Hacket R. F. Steinhauer T. A. Neuert J. A. Starr H. L. Krehl R. B. Drives A. N. Miehuse J. J. Blaine Elk Club Terbibcox Hildegarde Guider Madison

Baraboo to Field City 16 Baseball Team This Year

Baraboo will again organize a city baseball team with local talent. At a Monday meeting, officers were elected: J. L. Sibert secretary treasurer T. M. Mould manager H. H. Taylor M. Du Bois W. J. Power Dr. H. J. Irwin Dr. R. Caboon and H. By.

Baraboo Amelia Jocal Nine J. L. Sibert M. Mould H. H. Taylor M. du Bois W. J. Power H. J. Irwin R. Caboon H. By

Prairie du Sac social notes from local correspondent

Prairie du Sac items gleaned by correspondent itemized visits and visits to Gruber's Grove. George Accola installed a Grebe radiophone at home. Families from Madison Muscoda Adams County and Platteville join cottage plans. Visitors include Mrs J F Meyer Miss Helen Steueber Henry Hutchins and others with trips and cottage arrangements.

George Accola Prairie du Sac J. F. Meyer Muscoda Helen Steueber Madison Ed. Parman John Kettler Fred Weinberger Platteville Gruber’s Grove Carli Lehmann George Schneller Albert Baldwin Will Buehler Adams County Henry Hutchins Oakfield J. L. P. Accola E. Harris Wm. Dietrich Olson

Baraboo Baseball Team Seeks Five Dollar Subscriptions

Anderson and the directors plan to fund the Baraboo baseball team through subscriptions. Interested locals would donate five dollars to receive a ten game ticket. Baraboo has strong material, having produced a winning group last year aside from lacking organization.

Anderson Baraboo

Fairfield District 2 graduates and local social notes

Fairfield reports five graduates from Dist. No. 2 Orville Lewis Burr Green Dean Carlisch Perry Holt and Belle Holt. The Willing Workers met Wednesday May 31 for supper with Mrs. H H Porter. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Chas Schellenberger of Baraboo and Mr and Mrs Chris Caflisch of Wyocena at the E C Green home. Town functions raise a hundred dollars from a May 26 bazaar and supper at Town Hall. Paul Green and family enjoy a new Ford. Mr and Mrs Wm Burton hosted callers from Cazenovia. Mrs Chester Heffel and children of Baraboo visited with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Newell. Frank Norton of Stevens Point and Mr and Mrs Vern Norton visited Wisconsin Rapids locals.

Fairfield Orville Lewis Burr Green Dean Carlisch Perry Holt Belle Holt H. H. Porter Chas. Schellenberger Baraboo Chris. Caflisch Wyocena E. C. Green J. Portner Chicago C. Caflisch Town Hall Paul Green Wm. Burton Cazenovia Chester Heffel A. J. Newell Frank Norton Stevens Point Vern Norton Wisconsin Rapids

LIME RIDGE PASTOR GOES TO MILWAUKEE

Rev. L E Warren traveled to Milwaukee to attend the Sunday Observance League Convention. Local church events include a Children day program at the U B church on Sunday June 4 and various visits by residents to relatives and neighbors. Decoration Day observances featured Rev L E Warren as speaker.

Lime Ridge Milwaukee L. E. Warren W. Gerlach Women’s Missionary Society U. B Art Cahoon Clifford Lewis Goodrich Tom Lewis Grandma Lewis Gertrude Lewis Gayard Frye Gotham Normon Walker Murry Phillips Henry Strickert J. R. Weitzel Loren Kinney Bertha Brentzer Hetty Miller Edison Kinney Ironton

Bethel School Parents Day Draws Community and Guests

The Bethel school hosted Parents Day with a well attended program followed by ice cream and cake. Andrew Pearson and family drive a new Dodge. Frank Brimmer bought a second hand Maxwell. Community members attended Walton camp meeting, and Bethel hill road work progresses for patrol starting June. Mr Blen hired as patrolman.

Bethel School Andrew Pearson Frank Brimmer Maxwell Walton Bethel Hill Blen

Soldier Dies at Mendota Hospital

Fred Miracle former private in Company A First infantry Madison died Sunday at the soldiers hospital across Lake Mendota. Miracle was 26 years old and single. He lived in Yale Outagamie county.

Fred Miracle Company A. First Infantry Madison Soldiers’ Hospital Accross Lake Mendota Miracle Yale Outagamie County

Community Notes From West Point Area Socials

Farm in West Point hosts visitors while town rental includes Dr. and Mrs. G L Karnopp. West Allis guests John Preuss Theodore Schubring and Howard Steller spent Sunday by auto. Rev G C Albright and family visiting relatives in town. E D Ochsner returns from Chicago and Waukesha. Elwyn Harris hosts Twentieth Century club dinner. Jennie Baker in Madison part of last week. Ed Schwanke and Mrs Schwanke of Spring Green visit. Myra Bean of Reedsburg visits friends here.

West Point G. L. Karnopp John Preuss Theodore Schubring Howard Stelter West Allis G. C. Albright and Son Towa E. D. Ochsner Chicago Waukesha Elwyn Harris Twentieth Century Club Jennie Baker Madison Ed. Schwanke Spring Green C. Schwanke Myra Bean Reedsburg

Local Notes From Spring Brook and Nearby Areas

Mrs Will Holderman attended her sister's funeral in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Henry Holderman returned from Stanley after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Good and family, and Miss Emma Mangles visited Dewey Petersons in Plum Valley Sunday. Mrs Fred Good shopped in Cazenovia. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Chester Wakeman of Beloit, formerly Miss Elsa Good of Spring Brook.

Will Holderman Indiana Henry Holderman Stanley Fred Good Emma Mangles Dewey Peterson Plum Valley Cazenovia Chester Wakeman Beloit Wakeman Elsa Good

Ebenezer Valley School Closes For Picnic Program

Miss Lillian Rindfleich closed Ebenezer Valley School Friday May 19 with a picnic and program. George Ahrensymer called on Reedsburg friends Thursday. Rodney Getchman is riding in a new Ford. August Henke is very poorly. Mr and Mrs Glen Brooks and family of North Freedom Sundayed with George Ahrensymer. Albert Belter has a new Chevrolet. Mr and Mrs Chas Kohler and Mr and Mrs John Redman of North Freedom visited Rehr home recently. Mrs Zillmer is very ill with heart trouble. Mr and Mrs Clarence Nimmer of Randolph spent weekend with friends. Stadwick of Hibbing Minn visited Albert Putz family last week.

Lillian Rindfleich George Ahrensymer Reedsburg Friends Rodney Getchman August Henke Glen Brooks North Freedom Albert Belter Chas. Kohler John Redman Rehr Zillmer Clarence Nimmer Randolph Stadwick Hibbing Minn Albert Putz

Westfield Visitors Include Mephan Family At Krueger Home

Westfield residents Mr and Mrs John Mephan and their son Lyle from Madison visited the Albert Krueger home on Sunday. Hy Schwenkhoff and others called at the John Werthein and Fred Brooks homes. Rev Wm Rademacher stopped by the John Oetzman home Saturday. Several locals attended a band concert at Ableman Saturday evening. Arthur and Pearl Verthein and Hy Verthein Sr went Baraboo shopping Wednesday.

John Mephan Lyle Madison Albert Krueger Hy Schwenkhoff Herbert Steckelberg Harold Schuette Carl Koenig Emma Alvina Rienecke John Werthein Walter Brooks Fred Brooks Wm. Rademacher John Oetzman Ableman

Memorial services mark tribute to dead heroes in Reedsburg park

Memorial observances were held in Reedsburg with a large crowd paying tribute to local veterans. The memorial fountain, donated by the late John Devor, now stands in the city park, while a field piece dedication by the Legion is planned for 3 PM at the boulevard.

Reedsburg Park T. A. Tator James A. Stone Sadieorth Lodi George McCay M. Kelley Sunshine Club Martha Sass Sauk City Paul Our John Devor Theodore Collins Fields Markee Kate Miles Fessey Jack Wadleight Galesville Our Legion Theodore Quinn Hillsboro Reedsburg Henry Werthein Reedburg

Classified Ad Rates Offer Inexpensive Insertion

An old newspaper notice advertises cheap rates for want ads with pricing at one cent per word for the first insertion and half a cent for repeats in daily or weekly editions. Minimum charge is 25 cents and cash in advance.

Sewing notions sale at Light's Mail Order House

Hemstitching and picoting attachments suitable for all sewing machines offered for two dollars with ten cent checks extra. Box 127 Birmingham Alabama advertised by Light's Mail Order House.

Light’s Birmingham Ala

Wanted to hear from owner of good farm for sale

Wanted to hear from owner of good farm for sale state cash price full particulars D F Bush Minneapolis Minn I will stand my two pure bred stallions one Percheron and one Belgian at the Ringling ring barn every Wednesday Herman Mielke Lost Brown suitcase between Sauk City and Baraboo Finder return to Norman Johnson Daona Wis Box 72

D. F. Bush Minneapolis, Minn Ringling Ring Herman Mielke Sauk City Baraboo Norman Johnson Daona Wis

Social Roundup of Visits Across Local Families

A series of weekend and weekday visits are noted in this community roundup. Families from Lone Rock Lime Ridge Logansville Baraboo Reedsburg and nearby areas visited relatives including Joe Weitzel Clayton Prouty Owen Hayes and Clarence Grindel.

Sandusky Griff Jones Lone Rock Jake Weitzel Lime Ridge C. L. Reitman Oscar Prouty Gladys Joe Weitzel Ray Grover Reedsburg Tdr August Wagner Logansville Walter Coustatine Clayton Prouty A. P. Dwyers Floyd Brown Clarence Grindel Owen Hayes Wm. Wolfe

Anecdotes and Notes From Readers and Authors

The item gathers reader notices from Summit Oregon and Loganville California, references Anatole France at 78 traveling to Stockholm for a Nobel Prize, mentions a clipped letter about 1868 and Prairie du Lac memories, and recaps a misdated theft tale about Sinclair Lewis with publisher commentary.

Baraboo and Spring Green Applicants Named

Applications list ten entrants including Harlan Page and Olive Frazer of Baraboo, Walter Smith of Bear Creek, and Vioa Leis Weston of Spring Green as names in a local filing.

Harlan Page Baraboo Olive Frazer Walter Smith Bear Creek Vioa Leis Weston Spring Green

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baraboo Cemetery G. A. R—J. W. Herrington A. Fry A. Ch. Reisz L. M. Anderson W. W. Bradwell Ray Jeffries National Guard P. L. Stewart Otto Arndt Sons of Veterans Oscar Doppler T. B. Towle Belle Wood Belle Case Aux Lora Brown Ethel Haugh Am. Legion Dorothy Kradwell Jennie Peck Matty Wieglow L. H. Palmer George Hanson L. Anderson L. A. Brown Glen Bellows H. Boyd Harold Palmer Virgil Virgil Marquardt Committee On Walnut Hill Cemetery G. A. R—E. L. Palmer Dode Quiggle U. 8S W. V Frank Carroll Carl Zantow Harley Berkley J. T. Bates Miss Squires Rose Rooney Robi. Hattle Lulu Johnson Hanson Rock Hill Dwight Welch Catholic James Bray Fairfield Cemetery R. J. Martiny Guy Plummer Webster's Praire Austin A. Coop O. A. Hurlbut McCoy Herman Newman L. Neibuhr G. Knight Albin Dwinnell Laura Jones B. Johnson Palmer Transportation Committee Arthur P. Cheek Carl M Music For Orriel Philbrick W. Porter Lane Briscoe Fred Barry E. C. F. Meier Bugler J. G. Gomon Florence la Vigne Glen Orten H. R. Pigg John G. Rotzell Tomah Olive Meyers Ruby Priest D. C. Priest Jachman Komensky Second Street Rex. Swanson Arthur Graff Estella Wolfe Julius Wolfe J. Bean Madison Elks City 16 Mendota Hospital Spring Brook Ebenezer Valley Westfield A . Ij A. D. Hymes Summit, Oregon P. H. Lubrsen Loganville Anatole France Stockholm France M. H. Mould First National Bank Blanche (Jameson) Campbell Pomona California Madison State Journal Prairie du Lac Baraboo Bluffs Blanch Jameson Sauk Prairie Wisconsin River Sinclair Lewis The Hudson Lewis Messrs. Harcourt, Brace & Co London
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