Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-10-04
COMPANY |
PASS THROUGH
ON WAY SOUTH
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

| FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Members or company L, the most
of them from Baraboo, passed through
here this afternoon on their way south
from Camp Douglas to Waco, Texas.
The members were in fine spirits.
Train Arrives Early
The train came about fifteen min
utes earlier than expected and there
was hurrying to reach the station. The
pupils and faculty from the high
school joined the excitement and peo-
pie were still hurrying across the
bridge over the Baraboo river
Many Gifts for the Soldiers
Hundreds of gifts Of all kinds
poured into the cars for the members
of company I. Cigars, candy, fruit,
and articles too numerous to mention
were to be seen pouring through the
windows. While the train was at the
station, which was several minutes,
yells were given by the high school |
pupils, many in the company having
graduated from the school.
When the train rolled aWay-nine-
teen cars and three baggage-there
was much cheering. All were singing
andlaughing and having a good time.
There were several companies be-
sides the one from BarabOO.
The members of the company are as
follows:
+ Officers
Captain Carl r. Swinson
First Lieutenant Paul L. Stewart.
Second Lieut. Ernest A. Isenberg.
First Sergeant Otto Arndt.
Quartermaster sergeant George W.
Hattie.
| Mess Sergeant Fred A. Jaquish.
Sergeant Earl w. Veerhusen.
Sergeant Earl L. Powell.
Sergeant Arthur F. Bender.
Sergeant Joseph F. Nickel.
Sergeant Edward w. Coughlin.
Sergeant Otto F. Bates.
Corporal Randall H. Herfort.
Corporal Frank NJ. Koons.
! Corporal George E, Tjnkham.
Corporal Edward Edwards.
Corporal Richard S. Mailer.
Corporal Russell w Brodie.
Corporal Charles M. Kellogg.
| Corporal Ralph SandersOn.
| Corporal James F. Bray.
Corporal Guy A. Henderson.
Corporal Ray S. Groenier.
Corporal Wayne A. Hagen.
Corporal Hershel Jester.
Mechanic Vernon A Caflisch.
| Cook Stephen J. Kamowski.
! Cook Simon Hillebrandt.
| Cook Tony Hoffman.
| Musician Miles A. Bell.
! Musician Emmett w. Dwyer.
First Glass Privates
| Horace G. CahOon.
! Robert f. Holmes.
| Ralph w. Ketchum.
/ Marco Marriott.
4 James E. O'Neil.
! John A. Sansum, William P. Schlin-
ger, Dewey P. Schuster, Herbert E.
Steckenbauer
! George M. Werlich
! Privates
| Dewey A. Armbruster.
| Forrest M. Barber, Stewart R. Brand,
Clarence Braun, Raymond NJ. Briscoe,
Thomas L. Bass, Ernest P. Breithaupt,
/ William r. Bullian.
Thomas Cullin, Elmer Chickering,
Edward Cox.
Benjamin E. Doty, Eli Drca, Donald
NJ. Duncan, Raymond M. Daniels, Les
| lie P. Deakins, George Dell, Morad D.
Doher.
| Clarence E. Freising.
! Joseph G. Gamelien, Eddie Gertsen,
George L. Gilmore, George w. Guthrie.
Steve Hajostek, Floyd M. Harrison,
Hoyt O. Hoisington, William A.
| Holmes, Ora J. Holsaple, Henry G.
Howe, Daver Haser, Homer Heffron,
William Hinderleiter.
Andrew Jerrett, John r. Jones,
James r. Jones.
Lawrence H. Kaiser, Wyland E.
Kier, Louis Kosine, Charles Kremarck,
William A. Krueger, Arno J. Krohn,
Mike Koloff, John G. Kress.
Joseph A. LaBerge, Andrew Leon
ard, Lawrence Lerch, Joseph L. Lober-
meier, Henry E. Lowell.
Frank P Miller, Wess Miller, Her
bert E. Moog.
Henry Neuman.
John F. O'Brien, Clarence A. Olson,
Oscar TT OhIert William T OhIert
Martin Panschock, Carl Paulson,
Verne G. Payne, Carl E. Peterson.
Arthur M. Rooney, Benjamin G. Ros-
sow, Henry Rossow, Earl Reynolds.
Leo G. Salmons, Clarence e.
Schenck, Louis M. Schultz, Charles
Switzer, Joe Surmal, Lou Sanger.
Joseph W. Turner, Emil w Trachs-
!, ler, Charles Turlo.
| Joe Zadkovich.