Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-07-19
North Freedom
Department
BY Our Regular Correspondent

for a week with party OF 1flendS
from Freeport, Ill.
G. w. Hackett- went to Milwaukee
Tuesday.
Miss Valera Larson has returned to
her work as clerk in the county SUI
perintendent's Office after spending
her vacation at her home in Kilbourn.
Charles Foulkes is now working in
Madison. He Isl clerk in the Univer-
sity professors club.
John Schale has returned from
spending two weeks in Watertown,
S. D.
B. J. Cook and Eugene Bonne1l
went fishing on Lake Wisconsin on
Saturday.
The Letter, William Putt, Albert
Putt and Charles Wright families
spent Sunday at Briggsville.
Mrs Dan Treloar and little son
were guests of her sister Mrs. Will
liam Rick, in Excelsior, the fore part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Johnston and
son Melvin attended the funeral Of
L.
on Sunday. N. B. Hackett took them
in his car.
Family Gathering
There was family gathering at
the home of r. NJ. Dickie and family
east of town Sunday in honor of Mr..
and Mrs F. S. Brown and son of Do
land, S. D., who are visiting here.
There were the Henry Dickie, Henry
Eschenbach and Adolph Holtz fam
flies, Mrs. Margaret Hill and James
Dickie of Baraboo, Mrs. G.. Schellen-
berger and son Lowell of Milwaukee.
Graduates in the West
Friends here, among them her aunt,
Mrs. Elmer King, have received &C.
counts of the graduation of Miss Myr-
tie Clerks, who formerly resided here,
from the high school at Pomona, Cal.
There were SO young people in the
class, of which Miss Clerks was salu-
tatorian, delivering highly COM
mended Grafton on the 1Invincible
Army" The graduation was held in
the Greek theatre, and the Pomona
papers were full Of the graduation
and class play in which Miss Clerks
also appeared. It was the largest
class in the history of the high school
and we feel proud to know that Miss
Clerks, who lived here as little girl,
should have, had the honor of stand
ing only second in the class in grad
ings for the entire year. William
Clerks, formerly of Barabo, is the
young lady's father, and Mss Selma
Leider, now deceased, her mother.
Funeral Of Mrs. Voss
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Voss was
held Saturday at 1870 p. m. from the
M. E. church in North Freedom, Rev
Thomas Foulkes officiating. The sing
ers were J. II. Gunnison and A. r.
Knapp, Mrs. S. J. Hackett and Mrs.
A. Grosinske, Mrs w. G. Hahn at the
organ. The palIbearers were A. A.
Johnson, M. A. Knapp, J. N. Douglas,
William Du Bots, E. G. Ristau and
Henry Geiss1er.
Interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
A profusion of beautiful flowers paid
their tribute to the life SO quickly fin
ished Those present from out Of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car
penter, daughter Florence. sons Ben,
Ted and Charles; Mr.. aud Mrs. Rob
ert Prouty, Spring Green; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Voss and two children, Of
Westfield. These were children and
grandchildren of the deceased. Nep-
hews and nieces: Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Carpenter, Barron; Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Jacobs, Milwaukee; Mrs. F.
Smith, Elroy; Mrs. Herman Rooster
and daughter Lucille, Merrimack;
Mrs. William Ederer and three chill
dren and Miss Ethel Ward, Logan
vile; Archie Jacobs, Mrs. Roy Elias,
Reedsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. William Po-
glase and baby, Baraboo. Among the
other relatives and friends from out
of town were Mr. and Mrs. Amber,
Madison; Mrs. Roxie Farnham, Merrf-
mack; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Voss and
Mr.. and Mrs Tuttelman, Loganville;
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Voss and Mr..
and Mrs. Luck, Westfeld; Mr.. and
Mrs M G. Hacker, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Sturdevant, Mrs. Glen Simons and
Miss Julia McGuan, Baraboo; Mrs J.
Cooper, Mrs. E. Perry, Reedsburg.