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Ward Six Resident

2993-Farmers Oil Co, N1S lots 10. lot n
TO IS inc ND sub OF NwI27-9.5
alsor-s Of all oil produced under
lease Of date Mar -, 1918 from KF
Weichert to Gulf Ref Co which az
fects the NJ of lot 1 and all lot 2
SUD Nw427-9 s." -. ,~......... e2.o
3o23-E. O, Hlmler, 40 acres n 1.2of
81 Ia. Ne Ia Of Sc Ia, Mp l3-
S-4 .-.... ......-............... 1884
3o30-,Tennings Rice Milling Co., 80
acres W 1-2 of NV IA 4-1O.4 1874
3o68-.R. Oaksmith Eals. 5 acres in
1-2 29-s-5, lot Is block "an. lot
lS block ID Sub w l-2 14-9-5 "a
3O65mR. Oaksmith, lot s Sub E 1-2
SW IA 27-e-5. ..... os
3oS7 g. A. .Saxby. 20 acres N IS SW
4foSwA. a strip 4 rds wide across
side NV IA Of NV IA 6-1O-4. 81,
G. Wilkins. so acres F1.2of
Sc Ia 25-9-4 o. Q,
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Ward 9 Resident

41O2 B. NJ. Ball, 100 acres sw Y of NJ
9 y: Il of sw 4 81, Sc 4 Of sw4
50 '--....--..- -..-.-................ 1906
4114--F. B. CaffaIl d ]. F. Ritter. so
scres sW 4 OF Ne q, NV 4 of Sc
27S6... .......................... 5.a
4l33-G. W. Johnson. $50 acres wkof
Sc = 20 q, 1s of sE q, sw Hof
Sc q. Sc 4 of SE 4 367 Wv y of
NE 4 Is, sw q Of Sc Il rs 6......... 25.t
4155--W. P. PeloQuin, 13lb acres com
Sc cor sw u of sY 4 1856, " 40
rds, 20 rds, S15 acres com sw cor
OF sw u OF sw Y 1855 4.5s
On the day of sale will sell such portion 0i
said property as each debtor will point out
and IN case the debtor will not point out SUI
ticlent property, will at once and without
further delay, sell the least quantity Of said
property of any debtor which any bidder
Will buy for the amount of Taxes, Interest and
Costs due by such Tax Debtor.
The sale viii be without appraisement fg
cash in legal tender money of the Unitsd
States of America. and the property sold vii
be redeemable at any time for the space Of
One Year, by paying the cost price giFsa
including the Twenty (20) per cent Interest
thereon.
JOSEPH F. FUSIIIER,
Sheriff and Fx- 0fficio Tax Collector,
Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana.
sheriff's Office, April %. 1915.
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Welsh.

3l4I7J. ?. Barger, lots 12, IS, IA blk
.,,I Bowers sub, b,...,..,............... 7.o4
32o7-S. n. Curry, lots /, 5, 8, z, 8, blk
" L " Sub b........,....,..,...... a.es
Green Il Shoemaker. com at
point 1-2 IT s of NV cor blk as
thence fronting on Adams Street
80 II 2 1-2 in by depth across lots
and OF said blk 90 s7
S26o-Mrs. Adell Hall, S 1-e of Sc
ofSW Ia ofNw IA 1865 7oo
s277-Hy. Howard, lots 1. Q. z, Blk 90 e.3e
32se'-August Jones, lot blk ~. oae
S341-C. R. May, lot blk W&W sub oas
33o3-C. Pitre & C. B. Richard, lote
PIX 9. lots /, 3, z, 8 blk SIS, lot
3so4-Pitre, Richard & Wasey. 81 int in
lots z. l2, Is. Ii, I6 sub Si-o nf
a..o ." - 5i-s-4 ......,................ 4.67
5s77-C. B. Richard, lot 81 blk 40 %
S591-1Tlpton Russell, lot 5 blk4J&C
ooos sur, 7.57
359s-- Mrs. Emma S. Russell. lot 4 biz
j. o g Sub $40 ,..........,.... s.64
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Ward Fouv Resident

2I2s-Wyatt Anderson, 2I1 acres NE
ii 49, En- of En- ofSWI-4 OfNW
IA and VIZ of SEl-4 Of Nwl-4 and
VIZ ofE16 OF SEl-4 of NWl-4 2o-7-3
2l46-Gustsye Bertrand. so acres W.
Of NEl-4 l.7.4.....................
2l56-L. c. BuckIin. 90 acres S1f offs
Ella of SWI-4 25-7-3. ...............
232Q-Pelicsn Oil aud Pipe Line Co 40
acres NE1-4 Of NWl-4 r27-7-4
2349-CharlOtte Scott 15acre in SW cor
OF NWl-4 20.7-3... ...............
235O-R. G. Scott 3 acres IN Sc cor Of
S1s Of Sc IA of SW IL 1868 .......
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Ward Five NONRESIDENT

25S2--J. ). Dies, so acres II int in NE
IA Of SWl4, N19 of SEl-4, SELL of
Milf. Sec S-s-5.... ................. l5.5G
2594-0, $. Dolby, 800 acres Sc 1854 29.s,
2595-Frank E Everett. 32O acres NEl-4
II, NWl-4 l6-S-j 65,3:
260o-Geo. R Graybell, lot 6.sub of Nv
IA OF SEl-+i26-S-5 ..............,. Al;
26l3-Lake Charles Ry and Nav Co.
miles main line g $780,. ........ 1912:
2620-F. W. Monroe, l8O acres SEl-4
32-S-5 ................................ 35.5t
262l-P. z. Moore, 200 acres Els of Ne
l.4:N1s of Sgl-4, NWl-4 of NWl-4
l9-7.1....,......... ...........,......... 1885
2627-Dr R E Oden, 40 acres N4of
NEl Il, Nj 4 of swl.4 Is, 81 Of sgl-4,
Sc Il of sw IA 10, sw ii Of sw II.
Els Of sw 4, VIZ sE l-4rrs5,
lots 10 20 blk W of 4th st Fenton 1855
2635-;-Richard and Nasey, lots to5
sub of NV IA of Sc IA 90 s.. 5,5f
2652-W. F. Rec 242 acres sw II sw
IA 25,Sw 1T Of NE IA, Sc IA 26.7-5 52.7s
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4102 B. NJ. Ball, 100 scres sw Y of NJ
9 y. Il of sw q 81, sR 4 Of sw 4
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF IMMOvABLE PROPERTY
state Of LouisisnS Vs.
Delinquent Tax Debtors.

Office Of Sheriff and Ez oficio Tax Collector.
Parish of Jefferson DAVIS,
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Elton

23SG-,Ll0yd Alexander, lot 10 blk /
BulIer add .......................... 1.96
2395-W Z. Barnabus, El5 blk IS Hen
derson add dd..............,......... 1910
2452--Miss Rosalia Gilbert, lot % blk
Butler add dd............. ............ I.75
2472 o. ". Henderson. all blk l3 Hen
derson add. d.........,........ ....-... 1882
2478Joseph Jacobs lot 5 blk Elton. 4.62
2480-H. A. Jenkins, lots 1-2 blk l
McCiulre add Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
94S2-O. D. johnson, lots 1-2-3 blk K 1I.44
25I2-John Martin, lot blk , Butler ad I.75
25I4-J J. Miller, lots 9-10-ll bike
Elton Park add d., ............... l.96
252I-New Orleans, Texas and Mexico
K. K. Co. mile main line q $4,000
l ,06 mile side tract q s25OO 90. 93.13
2528-R, E. Oden, lot ! blk of
Joseph St...,...... .,......... ...... 1.75
2535-Edw Pullin Est lot blk Elton
Park add, lots 9-l0-11 blk Elton
Park add. ................ 3.26
2543-P. J.Sabatier and Co. lots 6-7 blk
B Ayls add etc................ .... :. lie .o2
2545-H. ]. Savoie, lot IA blk l2 Elton
Park add. go. 800. .......... LIS
25SO-Yonrhies Bros. L6r Co lots l5-l6
blk Ayles add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lois
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e5S-wm Allen, lot Is BARRIERS add.
e55-Robert Anderson Etsls, 4 int
in land com $50 It n Of SE cor
of land acquired Of 4 Cross By 8
Coppar " iFt " lon II
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Ward Three Resident

IsoT-Jss. Bertrand. 1913 acres so arms
In Sec 1888, SO arpts in NE nart
and SO 1-2 arpts in N part 80, 26I-2
acres in sec 1888 ~ o- on
ls9s--Mrs N. E. Bowers 10 acres n
arpts in sec 1888 90,
leo0--Aladin Breaux, 90 acres. Int
Bresnx sub of Sc Ia Of SEE 10 SW
Il or SWl.4 IL NWl-4 of NV H14.
NJ IA Of NEl-4 1873 = SO
lsl7-3L; Q. Bucklin, 100 acres NW1.4
19l9-Frauk B Csffall $50 acres s ~
a-0-S'.....'-.........,.,............,. a-0-S' e7.al
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Jennings

943-G. B. zfeler, 5as screEt9 s-IO-5.,
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Ma6d f00r Mda-Resideat

2Il2-NeW Orleans Texas and Mexico
II. r. Go z.42 miles main track
t9sl0,0O0 10 MI side track a f25OO 7
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Ward Three Non Resident

1881. G.. Fournett, I-2 int in 90 s.ro
IN sec 41-S-3 in eastern portior of
M WIN Wykoff Grant No. i9G1 IN
sec 1888 AZ
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263-Mrs.. Elmira Andrus, Lot 81, Blk
Ism. o. .Ave....................,. .,..... 2.O4
329-T. E. Brown, Lot %. blk 90 o. P. II. so
332 M Ruhler, Lots 1,3,4.5-21-22-23
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-11
East De|tOn and West Fairfield

Mr.. and Mrs. l. Loveland and Mrs.
w. Caflisch and daughter Audrey spent
q day with Mrs. Chas. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bump and chill
dren, Lawrence Wilcox and family,
Mrs. Bishop Wilcox and Miss Minnie
Wilcox attended the fortieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. Bumps parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Bump, on We'd
nesday.
Marion Frazier has moved to his new
home in South Fairfield.
Mrs. R. Mcfarland entertained the
M. B. A. on Thursday. All spent very
enjoyable day.
Evon Athens is working for Claude
Newell.
Mrs. Lawrence Wilcox and little son,
Kenneth, spent day with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bump.
Mrs. r. Gibson is able to be out and
renew old acquaintance after being on
the sick list.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. H..
Davis, who has been seriously i'll, is
very much improved.
E. Burkenhagen made a business
trip to Delton few days ago.
Earl and Arthur McMarlin entertain
ed about forty of their friends at a
party Wednesday evening.
The friends of Mrs. Chas. Risley are
glad to see her able to be about with
out her crutch, having sustained seri-
GUS hip injury several months ago.
Mrs. Bishop Wilcox and little grand
| son, Everett Eugene, spent Saturday
night at the Arthur Bump home.
Chas: Powell and Bishop Wilcox spent
Saturday night in the Gem City.
R. Mcfarland and Alfonso Athens
made business trip to Baraboo Satur-
day.
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Saturday

Born to Br. and Mrs. Amos Barron,a
daughter, this morning.
After all hopes of making Otto Knuth
of Milwaukee a we'll man were given
up, five of his friends volunteered to
let the physicians at the North side hos
pital in that city graft an average of
fourteen square inches of skin from
each. Among the men was Carl Buelow
formerly of Leland and brother of
Albert Buelow of Sunpter, Sank
County. A successful operation was
performed. The men were put under an an
aesthetic The skin was grated from the
arm and upper part of leg. Mr.. Knuth LOST
he first three tingers of his right hand
nd was severely burned on the abdomen
by an electric cable while at work three
weeks ago. About fifty square in ;hes of
skin were burned off. Although it is be-
lieved that the grating operation will
have no serious effect on the five men,
several of them became very i'll.
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OeII0na and n Excelsior
,vd DnRois ia on the 81 st. ckli

Lloyd Dubois is on the 81 st. cki
Clare Gorst of Wood County spent
the weekend at the VIM. Simpson
home.
Mrs. VIM. Simpson and son, Russell,
visited friends at Lodi recently.
Mrs. Percy Bass of Baraboo is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Dryer.
Mr.. Salmon and family of S. Delton
have moved onto the A. BrittOn farm.
John and Paul Peglow have been en-
Toying visit from their mother, whose
home is near Chicago.
Mr.. Towers of Iowa is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. John Peglow.
At the w. F. and H. M. Soc which
was held at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Claridge last Thursday afternoon the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Pres, Mrs. Sarah Clar
dive: lat Vice Pres, Mrs. Blanche Dry
err; End V. Pres, Miss Minnie Lawrenz;
Sec, Helen J. Dwyer; Treas, Mrs.
Sarah Rudd. This little society of less
than twenty members, which are now
scattered over four states some of
which are thousands of miles distant,
raised nearly one hundred dollars last
year for home and foreign missions.
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led by her niece, Miss Jennie Baker.
E. ]. Ragatz and P B. Conger ser
we'd as jurors at Baraboo last week.
Fred Albertus has gone to Hendricks,
Mimi. --sssa
Mrs. Henry Rischmueller underwent
an operation at the home of her broth
er, Lawrence Steuber, Friday.
The Adam Joseph family are moving
to Sank City.
Miss Ruth Gasser of this city and
Jacob HAITI of Sumpter were marriedat
thehome of the bride 8 mother, Mrs Anna
Gasser, Wednesday evening, March 3rd,
Rev. Philip Schneider officiating.
Only the immediate relatives were pres
ent at the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by a dinner and social evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. HAITI went to Chicago for
a wedding trip.
VIM. A. Brubaker gave temperance
lectures Saturday and Sunday evenings
in the Presbyterian church.
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NEWS NOTES
FROM LYONS
Items Of Interest Gathered
by Our Regular Cor
respondent.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schara had their
infant daughter christened at the Ter
man Lutheran church in Baraboo, the
name given was Pearl Catherine. Those
from out of town who attended the
christening dinner were Mr.. and Mrs
c. Bierman, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schara,
North Freedom; Mr. and Mrs. Will
Schara, Westfeld; Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Wiley, Kirkwood; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Zegler, Fairfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Neitzel, Webster's Prairie; the
Misses Title Hertwig and Minnie Herrltz
of Baraboo and Ella Attridge, Fair
field
Mrs. Willard Kimball is sick with
the grippe.
C. II. Pierce of Elroy is visiting with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith and
daughter spent Sunday at the c. Ray
mont home
Mrs. E. B WinsIow of Baraboo spent
Tuesday With Mrs. William Vanden-
burg.
Louis Edwards and family of Excel
sior spent Saturday at the Fred Berk-
ley home.
Mrs. Pearl Waddell and Charles Wad-
dell were callers at the E. j. Curry
home Thursday.
Wilbert Bible of Ironton spent Sun
dav with his sister, Mrs. Frank Cleve-
land.
Mrs. Ida Newell and granddaugh-
ter have returned from Madison.
Miss Ethel Harris entertained her
Sunday school class and teacher, Miss
L uftenb erger, of Baraboo Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Huntington has re-
covered from an attack of the grippe
John Prime has returned to his home
in Barron after spending several days
with his brother, Frank Prime,
Mrs. Earl Pierce spent day with
her mother, Mrs. Harry Rooms, in
Baraboo.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Prime of Ex-
: celsior, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ziegler of
Fairfield and the Misses Della and
Amanda Peters of Reedsburg were
guests at the Frank Prime home recent
! ly.
Lee Pearson of Chenille is working
for his uncle, George Tinkham.
F. N. Gaskell has gone to hospital
in Baraboo where he will undergo an
operation for gall stones,
Mrs. Alexander Smith called on
friends here Monday afternoon.
Mrs. w. Du Bots has returned to hel
home in Hope, S. D., after spending
several days with her daughter, Mrs
James Harris.
Willard Kimball, Willie Berkeley
Claude Haskins and F. J. Farwell have
been confined to their homes for tn
past week with the grippe.
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kIIbOuIn
COyne.

Mr.. and sMrs. Jess Jordan of Plain
vile were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lummis Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cristy Stephan of Lyn-
don Station visited few days last
week with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Reinheimer of
White Creek spent part of last week
in Kllbourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kerrins, who
have been in Rockford, Illinois, for
several weeks, have returned to their
ONE in Kilbourn.
Owing to the dreadful snow storm
last Friday our mail men didn't make
their trip, that day some of them start
ed but had to turn back.
Leonard Hammerly has moved from
Kilbourn back to his farm near Big
/ Spring.
Maj. Guy Pierce received copy Of
the Hartford, Conn Courant issued or
it's l50th anniversary. 1t has LA pages
and is an Interesting relic of old colonia
days.
! DR.. and Mrs. C. E .Wintermuth lef
Wednesday for Chicago where the do, I
tor will attend q medical clinic anC
then they will go to San Jose, Cali
fornia, to visit their daughter, Ruth
They will return in about a month
The office in Kilbourn will be closed I'm
| il about the 9Th of April.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-11

The funeral of Mrs. John Luce was
held on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home in Fairfield The services
were conducted by Rev E. B. Ray, pastor
of the Baraboo Congregational church,
and the bearers were two sons, Sher-
man and James Luce, and two grand
sons, Dean and Warren Luce. Those
from a distance who came to
the services were: Mrs. Edith
Cramer, Owasso, Michigan, and Miss
Ferne Hackett, La Crosse. Mrs. Luce
was one of the very few remaining
pioneers of Fairfield and spent the
greater portion other life there. Besides
her three sons, she leaves one brother,
Davis Hackett, Baraboo;a sister, Mrs. M.
L. Atkinson, Fairfield. Interment was
in the cemetery at Baraboo Ibeside hel
husband who died many years ago Mrs.
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South Fairfield

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Siebecker were
given a serenade Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Bloom. The proceeds of the
evening were invested in oysters al d
the gentlemen and their friends to the
number OF THU ty tive had supper at
the Frank BeardsIey home Saturday
evening. The time was spent IN social
chat ana much singing and playing on
the piano. The crowd left after mid
night, after having had very enjoy
able evening.
Mrs. Tom Lusby returned from Black
Hawk Saturday after few weeks
stay helping to care for her little niece,
daughter oil Mr.. and Mrs. John H0sig,
who has BEEN i'll with pneumonia.
Albert Zlegler and family and Ella
Atuidge attended the christening ser
vice Of the daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Chris Schara Sunday morning at the
new Lutheran church. Dinner was
served at their home in Lyons to TWEEN
ty-six people.
Miss Clara Attridge is i'll with ton
silitis.
Mrs. Mary Jones went to Montan
last week where she expects to take
up claim.
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Prairie du Sac

Mrs. D. D. Mcpherson died at St.
Mary's hospital at Madison Monday
afternoon after an operation for gal
stones and other troubles. Mr.. Mac
Pherson accompanied her to Madison
Saturday and the children were called
to the bedside Monday afternoon but
arrived after their mother had passed
away.
Mrs. E. A. Hyland of Delton and Miss
Florist Squires of Baraboo are visiting
old friends here and in Sumpter.
Adolph Mold has returned from Wau-
pun.
Mrs. Eliza Carpenter spent the past
week in Madison where she had a
growth removed from her face at the
General Hospital. She was accompan-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-11

Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ford Bump of Fairfield were happily
surprised by their many friends
who invaded their home to help
them celebrate their fortieth wedding
anniversary. Ninety-four friends were
present and spent pleasant evening
together.
A few readings and musical numbers
were given just before lunch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bump were prasented with a hand
some couch as an expression of the
wishes Of their many friends.
They have resided at their present
home for the past thirty years
and are we'll known throughout the tow a
of Fairfield. They are still young in
spirit and the latch string of their home
always hangs outside.
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NEWS NOTES
FROM ADAMS
Items Concerning Former
Baraboo People in
New Town.

Mrs. r. G. Sandberg returned Satur-
day evening from Butler where she
spent the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Kolash is entertaining her
sister and husband, MIR. and Mrs.
Jenkins, of Dalton.
Mrs. Frank Griggs of Baraboo re-
turned to her. home Saturday after
spending some time at the Van Vleet
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anacker re-
turned Saturday evening from Baraboo
where they have been visiting the
latter's parents, sMr. and Mrs. VIM.
Grubb.
Mrs. Albert Thoenig spent few days
the past week in Baraboo.
Mrs. B. A. Tucker has been a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Asa Bump, in Bara-
boo.
VIM. Mulcahy went to Chicago Sat-
urday.
Dan futile returned from Milwaukee
Thursday evening. He went to Vino
ma Friday to visit relatives for a few
days before returning to his work. Mrs.
futile, who has been visiting at that
place the past six weeks, will accom-
pany him home.
Mrs. Frank Van Vleet's father left
for his home Friday.
Bert Tucker was called to Chicago by
the death of his sister, Mrs. Thomas
Coyne.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-11

Mrs. Ferdinand Luebke died at her
home in the town of Greenfield on Mon
day afternoon aged II years. She had
been i'll for some time with pneumonia.
It will be recalled that her husband was
struck by an automobile last fall when
returning from church and died few
hours after. The owner of the machine
wasnever learned Since the accident
she has been residing with son at the
old home place. She leaves daughter
at Watertown, South Dakota and three
sons: Herman, Watertown, South Da-
kota; John and Frank, Greenfield.
Funeral on Thursday at l O'Clock at
the home and o'clock at the Evangeli
cal church in Greenfield. Rev. Jordan
officiating.
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Fred Langbecker, aged about 81, died
Saturday at his home in Caledonia,
where he had resided over a quarter of
a century.
He leaves wife, three sons and five
daughters.
Mr.. Langbecker was successful far
mer, devoted church member and a
much respected citizen.
He was born in Prussia Feb. "a, 1853,
ant came witt his wife to Portage in 1877
They resided in that city until about 80
years ago, when they moved to Caledo-
MIA.
Rev. Boyer of Baraboo officiated at
the funeral services.
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ABLEMAN

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ]. Kos
moski daughter, M ar. 3rd.
Mrs. Gust Eorn entertained the Lu-
theran Ladies Aid society Thursday.
Miss Clara Holtz spent Thursday and
Friday with friends at Reedsburg.
Mra. Chas. Smith and son, Winston,
and Miss Leitha Hoyt spent the day
Saturday with Baraboo friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Ganser and
daughter and James McQuade visited
friends at Lodi Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccarthy of
Baraboo spent Sunday here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Es-
chenbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Moss entertained
a number of their friends at cards
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-11

Miss Mary E. Nelson passed away a
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Nelson, North Freedom, Saturday
afternoon, March 6. She hal been
suffering with tuberculosis for the paet
few months. She had had the best of
care, and all that human hand could DO
was done.
Mary E. Nelson was born Nov. 19,
1887 in North Freedom which had been
her home all her life with the exception
of three years spent in Oregon when a
child. She had four brothers and two
sisters. OF which one broth 9r John;
and one sister, Mrs. Ethna Farr, besides
her father and mother are left to mourn
her loss. The funeral was held at the
ME- church of which she was a member.
Rev. E P. Hall of the First NJ. E. church
of Baraboo officiated. The remains were
laid to rest in the Oak Hill cemetery.
Those who attended from out of town
were DR.. E. F. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Promo, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cooley,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kramer Samuel
Briscoe and Volney Moore.
Mr.. Nelson, Mr.. Briscoe and Mr..
Moore were comrades in the Civil War.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere thanks
for the kindness shown us during the
sickness and death of our dear child
and sister also for the flowers and sing
ers and to all who helped US at this sad
time.
Mr. and Mrs F. Nelson.
John E Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Farr.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-11
WHOOPING COU1H

Well-ev everyone knows the effect of
Pine Forests on Coughs. DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar Honey is a remedy which
b ings quick relief for Whooping
Cough, loosens the mucous, soothes
the lining of the throat and lungs, and
makes the coughing spells less severe.
A family with growing children should
not be without it. Keep it handy for
all Coughs and Colds. 25c. at your
Druggist.
Electric Bitters Spring Tonic -Ad-
vertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-11
WGSitieId

John Repka and family were Sunday
visitors at Herman Keeps
Mrs. Freda Alexander and Florence
and Ruth Alexander spent Thursday at
Chris Smiths.
Minnie Meyer and Arthur Meyer
were at church at Reedsburg Sunday.
The Misses Augusta Holtz and
Martha Smith of Reedsburg were
guests of Mrs. William Alexander on
Monday,
H. Alexander of BarsbOo was bust
ness here Monday.
Weidman Bros. began saving today.
They have large supply of logs wait
ing.
The literary which was postponed
will be held at FIR ed Brooks March IL.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-11
Hsxa!;e!!9
Dyspepsia Tablets
Will Relieve Your indigestion
Evenson's Pharmacy.

and will make their home on the Tnom-
as Farrell farm TIE coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weitzel and
son, George, of Bear Vallev spent Sun
day at the home of W. A. Dwyer.
Walter Mears of Merrill, Wis,
visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Mae Welch spent Sunday at the
home of Tom Ferguson.
Harold ScaIlon. who has been in the
hospital at Madison for the past eight
weeks arrived home Monday.
Wilfred Dederick spent Sunday even
ing with his friend, Philip Dwyer