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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16
R[EOSBURG

Miss Gretchen Atom, who attends the
Milwaukee Normal, spent Sunday in
our city.
Miss Catherine Kleb spent her Eas-
ter vacation with her parents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harper a
son.
George Moore and Carl Anchor of
Baraboo were business callers here on
Wednesday,
Miss Dahlgeta West returned to her
home in Cazenovia Saturday after
spending a week with friends here.
George Buss has purchased the Ed.
Thompson farm and will take posses
sion soon.
The new restaurant is now open and
well equipped for business.
Max Krause, who has been the but
termaker at the Reedsburg Creamery
for many years, has accepted position
where he can enjoy out door life for a
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Collins entertain
ed a company of ten at Easter dinner.
Paul Ambuster of Hillsboro visited
friends in our city the past week.
Miss Nina Blank has gone ito Edger-
ton to spend a week with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Young.
DR.. Frank Jones, who has been very
i'll for several weeks, is able to to be
on our streets again.
Britton Burkness of GAINESVILLE was
IN our city few days the past week.
w. Nc Nabb has returned to Racine
after spending several weeks hi re.
w. Sample of Chicago was in our
city Sunday.
James Clark is spending his vacation
at home.
Mrs. Sloniker of La Vale visited
friends here Thursday.
Mrs. C. Scharnke of Ableman was
business caller here Thursday.
Eva Collins is spending her vacation
at her home in the city.
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SOCIAL HOUR CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

There was large attendance at the
last meeting of the Social Hour club
held at the schoolhouse in it. Dist. No.
4, Baraboo and Freedom on Thursday
evening, April 9, and a very pleasing
program was given. The opening
song, America, was by the club fol-
lowed by recitation by Arthur
Weinke, song by Hazel and lrma
Getchman, humorous reading by Fred
Weinke. A song by a male chorus
composed of Messrs. Arthur and
Ernest Mertzke, Fred German, Will
Mattke, Elmer Getchman and Albert
Zochert was very much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Mertzke then read an extra ct
from speech given by President Will
son on the social center movement.
This was followed by "a recitation hy
Ida Getchman. A solo by Gertrude
Hirschinger accompanied by Philip
Bender on the violin and Laura Mertzke
at the organ was we'll rendered; a dia-
logue by Albert Zochert and Frank
Klemm and a song by Clara and
Rachel Knoop were also given. During
visiting intermission conundrums were
given which caused much amusement.
After the intermission a vocal duet was
given by Arthur Mertzke and Fred
German, which was heartily applauded.
Elmer Getchman then gave a talk on
the preparation of horses for the fair.
He gave several interesting sugges-
tons. Mr.. Mertzke then spoke on the
Improvement of the roadsi in the dis
trict and the value of the split log
drag. After expressing his opinion,
general discussion followed among the
men. At the suggestion of member
a paper was circulated and signed by a
number of farmers present who agreed
to drag sections of the road adjoining
their farms. Mr.. and Mrs. lCorwin
Hirschinger extended an invitation to
the club to meet at their home on April
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East LimeridQe

The Misses Julia and Carrie Nelson
from Milwaukee are spending their
Easter vacation at the 0. C. Thomp-
son home.
The little Smidtke baby is seriously
i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rotzoll, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herb. L. Smith and children and
Messrs. Guy, Bernie and Carl Hahn
stock all spent Sunday at the VIM.
Rotzoll home.
Miss Mamie Gibson spent Sunday at
the Hale home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Radloff and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Schilling spent Sunday at
the August Smidtke home.
Quite few spent Sunday evening at
the Herb. l.. Smith home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16
NEW BOARD Of
EDUCATION NAMED

On Monday at the courthouse County
Clerk S. H. Wood, Register of Deeds
c. M. DuBeis and County Judge Kelsey
made the official count of the election
returns. Messrs. Cooper, Hackett,
Hill, Halbersleben and Waterbury were
the five to be elected on the new
county board of education, the result
being:
Frank A Cooper, Merrimack, 1887.
George w. Hackett, North Freedom,
1919.
j. w. Waterbury, Prairie du Sac,
1887.
Henry A. Hill, Baraboo, 1888
! w. Halbersleben, Reedsburg, 1143
John Mears, Bear Creek, 1104.
The votes for justice of the supreme
court and judge of circuit court were as
follows:
Justice james c. Kerwin, 2573.
Judge-E. Ray Stevens, 1904.
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La Vale

Elsie Thornton attended the Eastern
Star banquet at Reedsburg last Thurs
day night.
r. Gilberson and A. Overlien of
Black River Falls were in town last
week. Mr.. Gilbertson also went over to
Cazenovia and purchased four Holstein
cows for 5000, to be shipped to him at
Black River Falls.
Mrs. Emma Pearson and daughter
have returned from Eureka, Montana
where they spent the winter.
Miss Nellie Golden of Madison visited
friends in town the first of the week.
Miss Cecil Lindorf of Wonewoc visit
ed friends here last week.
Miss Glen Miller has been at home
from Milwaukee Downer for a weeks
vacation.
Robert Hyslop was at home from
his studies at Madison.
Mrs. Compton of Baraboo spent last
week, Tuesday, with Mrs. H. A. But
terrified
Mabel Cole of Hillsboro was the guest
of Ruth Borchers several days last week.
Miss Freda Wentlandt of Watertown
returned home Monday after visiting
friends for several days.
Mrs. F.Shultz and children were
over from Ironton Monday calling on
friends.
| Miss Lack of Union Center is sewing
here this week.
/ Miss Ella Krug has returned to her
work at Madison after few days spent
at home.
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East ReGdSburq

M. E. Carr, wife sand: daughter,
spent Saturday at the Will Skinner
home in Winfield.
jim O'Connor and family visited re-
Gently at the ]. Shultis home.
Phyllis, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Barringer, had the
misfortune to run needle into her leg.
1t was with difficulty that doctor re-
moved it.
Mrs Arthur Cady Spent a day in
Baraboo recently.
Mildred Carr is the proud possessor
of fine new piano.
Miss Pearl Morley was a recent
guest of Miss Mary Campbell.
Mrs. B. H. Glidden has been enter
tanning her friend, Miss Daisy Bald
win of Brooklyn,
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Fairfield

The stork called at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Lamar, Friday morning
and left baby girl.
Mrs. E. Webster, sister of Mrs.
Smith, who has been quite sick. is inn
proving although not able to be taken
to her home in Baraboo.
Alfred Anchor has motor boat.
The little son of L. Turner is better
R. J. Martiny is taking down part of
his house and moving another part.
preparatory to building new house.
Anton Lee has planted enc piece OF
oats.
Otto Herwig has his saw and engine
at John Lees place cutting out the lum--
Der for barn.
Evelyn Martiny spent Easter in Bar
aboo.
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skill / Greek

Victor Shaffer is entertaining the
chicken pox at the Hill home.
w. Haseltine was out dragging the
roads Saturday afternoon. In the town
of Sumpter the farmers are paid IS cts
an hour for their work consequently
they have smooth roads most of the
time.
Dwight Melch and w. Cahoon went
to Lodi Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Kunzelman spent
Sunday at the Alvin home. |
Roland Williams was a visitor at
Pansy Heights over Sunday.
Miss Mary Kunzelman of Harvard
spent her Easter vacation with her
parents.
Dwight Welch went to Lodi again
Monday and purchased horse.
Mr.. Cline of Baraboo was at the
WEIGH home a couple of days papering.
Wilbur Cowles purchased horse of
Dwight WEIGH.
Henry A. Hill and Frank Morley
spent Friday and Saturday in the south
ern part of the state attending some
Short Horn sales and made purchases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Promo of
Sumpter visited at the Hill and WEIGH
homes last week.
The Farmers club was postponed
Friday evening on account Of the
weather.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16

B. j. Nachreiner, Jos. Volk and Jos
WINNER; clerk, j. B. Weiss; treasurer,
Lawrence Beck; assessor, j. G. DiehlS
justice of the peace, ]. B. Weiss; con-
stable, j. w. Bauer; supervisor, JOS,
M. Nachreiner.
WINFIELD.
Chairman, p j. Horkan; Supervisors,
Ed. Powell, F. j. Fisher; clerk, b
Greenwood; treasurer, r. j. Greenwood
assessor, James Kelly.
EXCELSIOR.
Ned O'Connor, chairman, Carl Bart
enbach, Ora Dubois; clerk, w. Gem
mill; assessor, Fred Metcalf; treasurer,
E. H. Gade.
LIME RIDGE.
Jacob Weitzel, president; assessor
Melvin Brice; clerk, Orrie Kirkpatrick
treasurer, Otto Bohn; supervisor, Geo
Copley.
IRONTON.
VIM. johnson, chairman, Charles
Kaun, David Andrews; clerk, j. r.
treasurer, F. P. Phoenix
assessor, F. E Hawkins.
WESTFIELD.
Charles Koenig, chairman, j. L.
Dan Schultz; clerk, VIM
Ware; treasurer, John Riggert; asses
sor, VIM. Westedt; justices, A. Leieher,
George Hoevermann; constables, c. e
Fisher, John Wagner, Henry Luetkens.-
They voted $500 for roads.
TOWN OF SUMPTER.
Chairman, U. D. Mather; supervisors
George Leppla, J. p Steidtmann; clerk.
Garth Promo; treasurer, ]. w. Water
bury; assessor, A. G. IAccola; justice OF
the peace for two years, Martin Nicely
Fred Waffenschmidt; constables, Peter
Gruber, VIM. Payne.
TOWN PRAIRIE DU SAC.
Chairman, Andrew Nicely; super
vivors, John Gruber, Theo Brum; clerk
Henry F. Lodde; treasurer, Conrad
Moeley; justice of the peace for one
year, Henry F. Lodde; constables,
Theo. Huerth and Ed Guettelin.
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BgCkWheat Valley

Lester Town and wife visited Sunday
with Ed. Marshal and family.
James Hagerty and wife and baby
were Sunday guests at T. Hagerty's
Gus Clement of Delton was visiting
friends and relatives in the valley the
past week.
Misses Matte and Irma Wilkinson
came up from Madison Thursday for a
few days visit with relatives.
Byron Colvin and Miss Marie Breuha,
both of Wonewoc spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. V. G. Funnel and fam
lily.
Mrs O. A Lacy and mother visited
Mr.. and A. Miller Saturday.
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DGItOn

R. Meade and family, who moved to
Rhinelander two years ago, have re-
t1rned and will make their. FIXTURE home
in Delton.
Mrs. Ida: Knapp is visiting friends
in Barahoo and Lodi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Bonfoey of Lyn-
don spent last Saturday at the home of
Mrs. Della Steele.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Baxter
nine pound son, Sunday, April 5th.
Mrs. F. Maxfield of Kilbourn is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Clifford.
The old folks dance given at Squires
hall last Monday night was largely at
tended and.-.one of the most pleasant
gatherings of the season.
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Mortimer Valley

Ezra Shore and family spent Easter
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Harry Bradley.
Miss Emma Phiel worked few days
last week for Mrs Dolph Mortimer.
Miss Martha Stowe has taken her place
at present.
Miss Anna Lyons has been called
back to Iowa to the home of her sister,
Mrs. Hawks, on account of the illness
of her brother-in-law.
Harry Bradley has ordered an incu-
bator
Bert and Sim Mortimer were in Won
ewoc last week.
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Sank City

Miss Helen Merk Of Argyle is spend
ing her Easter vacation at home.
Peter Pauly left Tuesday morning
for Moore, Mont. He will be gone for
some time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pulver-
macher Friday, April 10th, a son.
Miss Ruby Buehler of Madison is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Buehler.
Mrs. Emma Meyer is visiting her
sister at Cottage Grove.
Walter Zimke of Baraboo, Lewis
Zimke and friend, Carl Frozer of Chi
cago are visiting at the former home.
Miss ELynda Homberger, who is
tsaching at Minoqua, is spending her
Easter vacation at home
DR.. M. D. Bossard of Spring Green
is visiting at the VIM. Schoreri home.
DR.. Arno Meyer of Chicago spent
from Sunday until Monday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. Fl. Meyer.
Miss Walser of Madison is spending
her Easter vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Meyer OF
Baraboo visited at the Geo. Fuchs
home Sunday.
Misses Nina and Rose Hening anC
friend of Poynette are spending
Easter at their parental home in the
city.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16
Excelsior lyCeuIn

The following is the program for the
next Excelsior Lyceum which will be-
held Friday night, April IL:
Song, The Vacant Chair
Recitation Esther Lawrenz
Dialogue-Jessie Lindsay
Recitation Henry Lindsay
Dialogue-Hazel Dryer
Jokes-Lydia Lawrenz
Connundrums Alec Verch
Song-Josie Butterfeld and HazeG
Lawrenz
Reading Mrs. Blanche Dryer
Song Ralph LANCE and Nellie D0
Bots
Recitation Ralph Edwards
Song Harold Lawrenz, Henry Lind
say, Ira Kashner and Clifton Dryer
Violin music-Ruth Christie
Recitation-L uella Butterfeld
Violin music Russell Butterfield
Recitation-Mr. Lindsay
Lyceum- Claridge
Closing song
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16
MEETING Of PhiIalnGdS

Thursday, April 9th, the Philathea
class of the Baptist Sunday school
met with Miss Ruth Arnott. The
meeting was called to order by the,
president and the class decided to send
Easter plants to shutins. The class
also decided to have chain social in
the near future. A piano solo was
given by Miss Margaret Arnott and a.
vocal solo by Miss Chrissie Arnott..
Mrs. Coon gave splendid reading. De-
licious refreshments were served.
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SUNDAY
FAIR AND BRIGHT

Easter was bright and beautiful with
a spring-like atmosphere. There was
scarcely a feck of cloud in the sky
all day long and this enabled all to give
their presence to church services in the
morning and an outing in the after
noon. Every automobile was given an
opportunity to spin about the country
and the number on the paved roads
made veritable procession.
The churches were crowded and the
bright colors worn by the ladies made
an attractive scene.
Following their usual custom the
Knights Templar lodge attended services
in the evening, this year going to the
Congregational church where the pas
tor, Rev. B. E. Ray, gave most ex-
cellent sermon, taking for his subject
What Is Man?'' There was special
music.
At the Baptist church the sermon
was given by the pastor, Rev. {. ID.
Mayhew, his subject being, First
Fruit" In the evening there was a
sacred concert under the direction of
Mrs. Thomas Williams. Russell Will
liams gave bass solo. The attend
ance was large.
At the Catholic church the regular
early service was held at 8 o'clock at
which low mass was said. At 10
O'Clock solemn high mass was said by
Rev. FIR. Dean O'Reilly, assisted by
Rev. FIR. M. inward, M. S. &C. of
Sparta, Rev. FIR Briody of Black River
Falls and Rev. FIR. Bernard Doyle of st.
Francis, Wis. Special Easter music
was given by the choir.
At the Presbyterian church four
children were baptized and two mem
bers were welcomed into the church.
The program given by the joint choirs
and the sermons by the pastor, Rev. E.
C. Henke, were exceptionally fine. The
largest congregation since Rev. Henke
has been pastor, was present.
The usual services were given at the
Episcopal church, Rector c. A. Wilson
having charge of the services.
At the German NJ E. church Rev.
Boyer took for his subject in the morn
ing, ''The Tomb of Christ" and in the
evening a program was given by the
SlndayIschool.
DIR. E. P. Hall at the First M. E.
church gave an Easter sermon in the
morning and in the evening spoke on
the subject, "Ask, Seek, Knock. "
The usual services were held at TIE
A. C. church, baptismal service being
given in the afternoon. Rec. E. 0.
CoOntz is the pastor.
At the Evangelical church Rev. H. P.
Jordan spoke in the morning and a
special program was given in the even
ing.
"Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?"
was the subject at the Christian Science
society.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16
SCHOOL BOARD IN
COLUMBIA COUNTY

The total vote on the board of educa-
ton in Columbia county was as follows
the first five being elected:
|. L. Curtis of Pardeeville, 1897.
C. A. Scott of Cambria, 1853.
Hugh S. Caldwell of Lodi, 1880.
Frank E. Bell of Hampden, 1928
J. K. Jones of Wyocena, 1886.
2. E.. Upham of Springvale, 1145
w. G. Ireland of Okee, 929.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16
Kills 10 Snakes.

Mrs. Fred Ruda, who resides near
Merrimack states that she has killed Is
snakes in 1914, most of them large ones.
AS reptiles usually stay under cover
until warm weather arrives, this is one
more sure indication that spring is here.
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Plain

Miss Gazella Haas of Madison is
visiting relatives and friends here.
John Luther and Ella Ochsner of Lee
land spent Easter at the former )
hom9.
Herbert Schreiner has purchased
Alois Ruland's house.
Edith Schoenmann spent the week
end at Madison with her friend, Mar
orie Brown.
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Sale a Success

The food and provision sale given by
the members of st. Joseph s scnooI as
ISOLATION on Saturday Melted S101.62
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TOWN ELECTIONS
ABOUT COUNTY

The election in Spring Green was
very quiet one, there being no op-
position whatever to the caucus ticket.
| AS there was to be no excitement about
two thirds of the voters did not show
up at the polls at all and there were
but seventy two ballots cast. The
officers elected are as follows, there
being no change excepting justice of the
peace to fill vacancy. Jenkin ]. Davies
was elected to this office in place of
John H. Carpenter, who did not
qualify:
President, E. G.. Hood; trustees
for two years, w. G, Cornell, w. H.
Hutter, Thomas A. Schwartz; clerk,
w. NJ Hathaway; treasurer, E. R.
Rely, assessor, Anton Schlosser; police
justice, w. M. Hathaway; justice of
the peace for two years, H. c. Purdy;
justice of the peace for one year Ito
! fill vacancy ]. j. Davies; constable,
Andrew Beinkofner; supervisor, j. H.
Carpenter.
There was no opposition to the town
! caucus ticket, which was elected and is
as follows: Supervisors, R. F. Mercer,
chairman, S. T. Peck, F. L. Schwartz;
clerk, C. L. Carpenter; treasurer, W.
B. Hayes; assessor, N. B. Hood; justice
of the peace, D. J. Davies; constables,
|
The town gave but feeble endorse
ment of the proposal to call a special
session of the legislature. No appro-
priation was made for road improve
ment.
WASHINGTON.
Chairman, VIM. Schenk; supervisors,
Henry Weise, VIM. Mccarthy; clerk,
VIM. Kruger; treasurer, A. Goodell;
assessor, Henry Kruse.
DELLONA.
GChairman, F. E. Howley, supervisors,
Pat Dowd, Adolph Stein; clerk, S. A.
Berry; treasurer, A. L. Foss; assessor,
L. E. Montgomy. er
North Freedom
President, D. w. Seeley; clerk, w
C. Hahn; treasurer, Henry Davis; as
SCISSOR, G. w. Hackett; justice of the
peace, Herman Pagel; constable, A. H.
Giese; supervisor, c. j. Rick; trustees,
! two years, VIM Putt, A. r. Spaulding,
M. B. Pawlisch; trustee for one year,
S. P. Elias.
Fairfield.
Supervisors-E R. Thomas, William
Burton and Robert Malloy.
Clerk-E. c. Green.
Treasurer-F. A. Cafisch.
Assessor-H. S. Porter.
Freedom.
Supervisors Herman Koenecke, w
P. Egerer, Louis Klein.
Clerk-F. G. Dubois.
Treasurer William Voss.
Assessor John Voeck.
VILLAGE OF PRAIRIE DU SAC.
President Samuel Darlington.
| Clerk-G. E. Cook.
Treasurer Wintermantel.
Assessor-H. V. Page.
| SUPERVISOR. B. Ragtaz.
SAUK CITY.
| President-Ot w. Hahn.
Clerk-R. Hornberger.
Treasurer Tarnutzer.
| ASSESSOR. c. Meyer
Supervisor Robert Buerki.
BEAR CREEK.
Supervisors, John Mears, chairman,
Martin Meister, S. S. Maxwell; clerk,
w. A. Dryer; treasurer, F. A. Beck
with; assessor, Michael Fleming;
justices of the peace, w. A. Dwyer for
full term, Guy Il. Hickcox to fill
vacancy; constables, Mike Coyne,
Claude Strang.
FRANKLIN.
Supervisors, Alois Weiss, chairman,
Alois Beck, Simon Brick; clerk, Herb
Liegel; treasurer, Merit. R. Prouty;
assessor, Paul Luther.
VILLAGE OF PLAIN.
The village of Plain, as was the case
with each of the above towns, had only
To cauc'' +;-'-et, and tbs election re-
: suited as follows:
. President, J. B. Liegel; trustees,
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Licensed to Marry.

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MGrrimaCk

The families of Fred Ruda and
Charles Neimsn ate dinner Easter Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jesse.
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electric line between GAINESVILLE and
Madison.
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