The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-09-21

lines and when he bad concluded re-
peating them there was scarcely a dry
eve among his hearers. "AO1de With
Me" was then given.
After the services in the residence
the body was brought forth and plac-
ed beneath The overhanging trees that
comrades and friends might take q
last look at the departed. The mem
bers of the g. A. r. post were the first
to marc two by two, in open
oocietYriends followed.
1caine bearers were Attorney F. r.
Bentley, W. D. Stanley, j. Worth
mar, r. H. Strong, M. j. Tyler anG
lEelua Nietzei.
The honorary bearers from the post
" ere samuel WeIch, J S. Workman
Davies Hackett, Fl d. Potter, w. B.
Hazeltine and George Harp
The guard of honor with E. L. Pal,
mer as officer consisted Of Nathan
Farnworth, A. G. Glover, D. M. Quig-
gle, James Farnworth, L. w. Sand
berg and M. Hoover.
At the cemetery the g. A. Z. service
was given by the post commander,
B. n. Robinson, and by the Chaplain,
p. 2. Palmer. Afte: the guard of hon
or fired the last volley, the shells were
thrown into the grave that in future
years it might be known that it was
veterans last resting place and taps
were sounded. The beautiful flowers
were spread upon the grave and the
last tribute to the departed was over.
There were many beautiful flowers,
designs being send by the members of
the G. A. r., the w. r. c., the Hart
ford Insurance company, the Field
Mems club and many others.
Many From Out of Town.
Among those from out of town were
the following:
Mrs. Emma Drobeg, Milwaukee.
Mrs. Katie Schwartz, Milwaukee.
John Rothwell, Clinton, Minn.
Joe RothwelI, st. Paul, Mimi.
H.J. Smith, Racine, department
com NJ ander.
j. e. Martin, Madison, past COM
mander.
Joseph Rundell, Milwaukee, past
commander.
Robert Lang, Racine, past COM
mander.
w. Fl, Grinnell, BeloiL, past COM
mander.
Captain e. H. Henry, Eau Claire, a
co-trustee of the Waupaca Veterans
home with Mr.. Cheek.
Rev. w. j. Mckay, Madison.
Captain F. A. Bird, Madison.
H. w. Rood, Madison, patriotic in
structor of the 6. A. r. and custodian
of n emorial hall.
T. e. Richmond, Madison.
Judge E. Ray Stevens, Madison.
Albert Lamson, Madison.
Thomas Davies, Madison.
Captain w. II. Bennett, Madison.
w. o Pietzsch, Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Noyes, Madison.
w. E. Main, Madison.
I F. w. Arthur, Madison.
o. D. Brandenburg, Madison.
G. M. Koester, Reedsburg.
Thomas Claridge, Reedsburg.
A. A. F. Jensen, Reedsburg. This
comrade enlisted with Mr.. Cheek in
Co. A. and they remained together
during their service in the war.
J. M. Blachly, North Freedom.
Captain and Mrs. J. II. Whitney
North Freedom.
A. M. Pettys, North Freedom.
Mrs. William Hackett, North Free
dom.
Mrs. Samuel Hackett, North Free
dom.
Mrs. John Fabry, North Freedom.
Postmaster FL. f. Paddock, La
Vale.
J. r. Miller, Alma Center, Wis.
James Gibson, Madison.
r. M. Work, Elroy.
Charles Pigg, Merrimack.
A. G. Dugan, Chicago, manager OF
the Western Department of the Hart
ford Insurance company. There
were also present Is special agents
representing the insurance companies
doing business in Wisconsin.
Reedsbur G Fire a Joke.
| The hooting of the fire whistle and
the changing of the bell in Reedsburg
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