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Among the names Of the builders Of s. John
10 addition to those o. Hettnger and Sebastian
Richards. the only ones that the Oldest High
wood inhabitants can remember are Frank
Mitch Peter Baker and George Shepard Mitch
vas shoemaker and it is said that he Il still
following the trade in town in the far north
As far az is known he is the only survivor Of
ne men who founded t1e Village Of St John
ih the year 1847 there were several stores
blacksmith shop a tavern and postorce IN the
Village OF ST John which then held DoDula.
ION Of about 200 people In that day there Xzs
Il stage coach line between Chicago and sfn-
7aukee The tavern at St John vas relay
s.ation for the stage Henry Movers who r.
members the village ln its latter days say.
raat the tavern was noted for its table ana ,.s
lqJor and that people frequently took the stage
carney from Chicago for the sole purpose Q,
n wss man vino t,ts,de5 ta,[.s1,.,
1tat OF St John that afterward founded the
Village of Haf Day He had boxed oye- the
lssegide village and then had declared tha, 5e
would establish one ,hat would Last longer and
ha1 more people in IT, The automobil.sts aho
very SUNDAY pa2s through Hali Day Oh t6e,r
las 10 "ausegan and return mar NIX o. the
hsito9zsn house, there assembled and knor
frat the man VINO turned his back nj, 1, ~,
hss kept hs word
When the Chicago and Milwaukee raHroad raa
q" me Village u s., John An adequate l4es
~ me Importance u place n which noa hare
81 'ss'iGr remains may b. had when t Is
Y"9wn 'nat tle railroad au,5ort,es t4u. . ,-