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same was unanimously adopted.
Mrs. Mary Miles, President.
Miss Ona Webb, Secretary.
Headquarters, Fort Des Moines, la.

Fort Des Moines, la.
October Is, 1917.
Special Order No. ITO.
We department dated October IL,
1917, the following assignment of Of
ficers commissioned October Is, 1917,
from the 18th provisional raining reg
iment is announced:
89th Division, Camp Funston, Kans.
Captains.
Milton T. Dean, O RC.
Charles Ecton;>O r G.
Roscoe Clayton, o &C.
Eugene Harris, o RC.
Abraham L. Simpson, o &c.
Warren F. Jones, RC.
Moody Staten, RC.
Charles H. Barbour, ORG.
William H. Graham, o RC.
Rufus Reed, o R C.
Samuel Reid, O re.
Aaron Day, Jr., O R C.
Beverly L. Dorsey, O R c.
Lewis W. Wallace, o &c.
William E. Davis, O r C.
Lee ]. Hicks, o R C.
First Lieutenants.
Harry W. Cox, o R c..
Robert T. Shobe, N. A.
Benjamin H: Mosby, o RC.
James E. Beard, o R c.
Walter B. Barnes, N A.
Boliver E, Watkins, 0 C.
johnson C. Whitaker, O &c.
John Combs, N. A.
Richard M. Norris, o R G.
Leonard o. Colston, O r G.
Arthur Freeman, O &c.
Edward C. Knox, N A.
Clay Harper, N A.
James W. Aston, N A.
William H Fearence, ORC.
Albert L. Hatchett, O R c.
Leonard H. Richardson, o R c.
Tillman H. Harpole, O R c.
Marion C.. Rhoten, N A.
Benjamin E. Ammons, O R c.
John M. Moore, O R G.
Homer G.. Nicely, 0 R C.
Jerome L. Hubert, o R c.
George E. Edwards, O r c.
Ewall w. Clarke, o R C.
William B. Campbell, O r c.. -- -s
Benjamin F. Ford, N A. -,
Lowell B. Hodges, o R G,
< Toliver T. Thompson, N A. =,
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Allen Turner, N A.
Iewson S. Graety, N A.
Grant Stewart, o RC.
Benjamin H. Mills, O RC.
Warren N. Minis, 0 RC.
John H, Mitcherson, o re.
| William r. Smalls, ORC.
| Louis L. Watson, ORC.
| Walter A. Giles, N A.
Thomas M. Gregory, o RC.
| Charles NJ Thompson, O RC.
John H. Sinims, Jr., ORC.
Levi Alexander, Jr., N A.
John H. Prunell ORC.
Moses King, ORC.
Leonard W. Mcleod, O RC.
Ogbon N. Simmons, ORC.
Robert M. Hendrick, O RC.
George l.. Vaughn, N A.
Samuel A. Hull, N A.
Frederick A. Hurt, O &c.
Everett W. Johnson, ORC.
Elijah H. Goodwin, N A.
Cleveland Morrow, N A.
Cecil A. Howard, ORC.
John W. Love, o RC.
William H, Tmopson, N A.
Clarence 0. Hilton, ORC.
Pearl E. Taylor, o &c.
Humphrey c. Patton, O RC.
Joseph H, Scott, ORC.
Ernest w. Latson, o &c
Richard c. Thompson, O RC.
James A. Gor.on, ORC.
Joseph H. Cooper, ORC.
Second Lieutenants.
William Collier, N A.
John E. Buford, RC.
Ernest C. Johnson, o RC.
George C. Holloman, ORC.
William r. Bowie, o RC.
Leonidas II. Hall, Jr., ORC.
Alfred E. Marshall. @ RC.
Scott A. Meyer, N A.
Jefferson Z. Grigsby, ORC.
Joseph l.. Johnson, o RC.
William A. Young, ORC.
Horace G. Wilder, N A.
Edgar F. Malone, O.. C.
Edward w. Ford, N A.
Richard S. Allen, N A.
Lafayette Campbell, ORC.
Adolphus F. Capps, ORC.
Ernest B. Frazier, o RC.
John W. Knox, o RC.
Harry J. Mack, ORC.
Albert G. Murdaugh, O RC.
Walter E. Parker, N A.
Gloucester A. Price, ORC.
Ernest Smith NJ A
John Durrell, o RC.
Adolph Reyes, N A.
Walter R. st. Clair, O RC.
Benjamin F. Dunning, O RC.
dillery W, Johnston, ORC.
tn division, Camp Upton, Long ISL
Captains.
Ohm Russell, N. A.
Walter B. Williams, N A.
.ewis Broadus, N A.
'dward York, ORC.
ames F. Booker, N A.
William F. Scott RC.
-ansom Johnson, N A.
gorge C. Hall, ORC.
dward W. Spearman, ORG.
lonzo Campbell, o RC.
orin 0, Sanford, o RC.
'hn NJ. Kenney, N A.
'ahr H. Dickey, RC.
enoa 5. Washington, o RC.
rchie Fl Gillespie, N A.
'sley J. Thurman, o RC.
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Charles J. Ellis, re.
James L. Elliott, ORC.
Frank L. Francis, N A.
J John W. Bundrant, ORC,
| Robert A. McEwen, O re.
! John B. Cado, ORC.
James O. Redmon, ORC.
James H. Payton, ORC.
Maceo A. Richmond, ORC.
James H. L. Gaines, ORC,
Ciarenle X. Howard, ORC.
Clarence W. Allen, ORC.
William H. Brooks, ORC.
Ralph E. Nicely, ORC.
Austin Simms, ORC.
William H. johnson, N A.
Charles S. Parker, N A.
10th division, Camp Grant, Illinois
Captains.
William H. Williams, ORC.
Adam E. Patterson, N A.
Benjamin F. Thomas, ORC,
John H. Allen ORC.
Thomas A. Rirmes, ORC.
John B. Kemp, N A.
James G. Hollingsworth, ORC.
Matthew Jackson, ORC.
Joseph Thompson, ORC.
Harry W, Mills, ORC.
James W. Cranson, N A.
William W. Green, ORC.
austin T. Walden, ORC.
charles J. Echols, Jr., ORC.
Early Carson, N A.
Gurnott E. Ferguson, ORC.
Virgil M. Boutto ORC.
First Lieutenants,
Leon Stewart, ORC.
Charles H. Fearing, N A.
Deton J. Brooks, N A.
Wllfrld w. Lawson, RC,
John F. Pritchard, ORC.
Bravid W. Harris, Jr., ORC.
Jesse l.. Kimbrough, N A.
Charles C Dawson, ORC.
Benedict Mosley, ORC.
Lahoon jackson, N A.
Dace H. Burns, ORC.
William J. Powell, ORC.
Alonzo G. Ferguson, ORC
Walter H, Smith, ORG
george W. Jackson, ORC.
Charles J. Blackwood, ORC.
Anderson F. Pitts, re.
thomas r. Stewart, ORC.
lloyd Gilmer, N A,
Dennis MEG. Matthews. Ma
Edward s. Gaillard, N A.
lloyd F Cook, ORC,
1urelius P. Alberga, ORC
harrison W. Black, ORC.
harles J. Reed, ORC.
ibert P. Bentley, ORC.
lerle 0: Johnson, ORC.
arrett M. Lewis, ORC.
enry G. Davis, o R C.
gorge B. Love, o re.
9hn P. Burgess, ORC.
'addell C. Steele, ORC.
'seph T, Jackson, N A.
tterson H. Hudgins, ORC.
II: Cameron, N A.
by D. Davis RC.
illiam S. lawson, ORC.
rey McLane, N A.
exander E. Evans, ORC.
car G. Lawless, o re.
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Grafton S, Norman, N A.
William Jones, O R c.
Walter Hill, o r c..

Grafton s, Norman, N A.
William Jones, O R c. d"
Walter Hill, o r C.
Charles Young, N A
Willie johnson, o R C.
Anderson Trap, o r C.
Hal Short, o R &C.
{ Elias A. Morris, 0 R C.
Victor Long, o r C.
Ebert l.. Booker, o R c.
Earl w. Mann, o re.
Harrison J. Pinkett, o &c.
Victor J. Tulane, o r C.
Amos B. Madison, o &C.
Cleve L, Abbott, o R C.
Pierce Men. Thompson, o R C.
Herman L. Butler, N A.
James c. Arnold, o R C.
Clifford w. Jones, ORC.
John F, Rice, o R C.
Mallalieu w. Rush, o &C.
George C. Robinson, o R C.
Guy w. Canady o R C.
Isaiah S. Blocker, O. R. C.
William H. Clarke, o R C..
Charles P. Howard, O &C.
Harry E. Wilson, o RC.
Carter N. Brown, o r C.
Edward Turner, o R C.
Charles j. Adams, N A.
Harry c. Ellis, o RC.
Christopher C. Wimbish, o re.
William H. Clarke, N A..
Charles A. Shaw, o R C..
Jones A. Coltrane, N A.
William T. Burns, 0 R C.
Henry H. Proctor, o R C.
John @. Lindsey, o RC.
William F. Nelson, o R C.
Thomas J. Henry, Jr., O R C.
Julian P. Rogers, N A.
John P Walker, N A.
Cuby Martin, N A.
William H. Benson, O RC.
William H. Dinkins, o &c.
Horatio B. Holder, o R C.
Marshall Meadows, O R G.
Second Lieutenants.
Andrew B. Callahan, o R G.
James E. Ivey. o R c..
Harry w. Short, o R c.
Edward l.. Goodlet O RC.
James B. Morris 0 R C.
Joseph B. Sanders O R c.
Earl H. Nash, 0 R c.
Wade H. Powell, o r c.
Major Williams, N A.
.sY;v;"~ vI"nes, o R c.
'g of spikehell. Q R c.
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First Lieutenants.

AiCutCuAhNSs
George P. Cooper, N A.
Robert R. Penn, ORC. d.
Edward L. Dabney, o r c.
Fred D, Ramsey, o RC.
Gu sWilliams, N A.
Peige /. Lancaster, o r c.
Francis E. Rivers, o r c.
Barton w. Conrad, N A.
Victor R. Daily, o R c.
Vest Douglas, N A.
Everett B. Williams, o r G..
ESugene l.. c. Davidson, o R c.
William Blaney, N A.
Abraham Morse, N A
Chauncey D. White, o R c.
Lucien V. Alexis, o R c.
Oscar c. Brown, o R c.
Amanda Henderson, O R c.
William J, Turnbow o R c.
William H. Weare, o &c.
Edward Digger, o r c.
Elliot H. Kelly, O RC.
Edward P. Rudd, o r c.
William l.. Gee, N A.
Benjamin r. johnson, O R C.
Harris N. Dorsey, o r C.
Robert G. Williams, o R C.
Osceola E. McKaine, o RC.
James M. Stockett, Jr., o r C.
James P. Mobiles, O Il c.
Ohio E. Kerr, o RC.
Fairel N. Smith, 0 R G.
Archie Melee, o R C.
Joshua w. Clicord, 0 r c.
William w. Oxley, N A.
James E. Scott, 0 R c.
Frank R. Chisholm, N A.
Benjamin H. Hunton, o r c.
Virginius D. Johnston, 0 R c.
Thomas H. Walters, O R c
Jackson E. Dunn, N A.
Benton r. Latimer, 0 r c.
Homer c. Butler, o R c.
Henry O. Lewis, o r G..
James w. Thornton, o R c.
Charles A. Tribbett, o R c.
Charlse E. Lane, Jr., o K c.
James Z. Gould, N A.
Herbert R. Gould, N A.
Second Lieutenants.
Ira l.. Aldride, o r C.
Seaborn Douglas, o R G.
Elmer P. Sawyer, O R c.
William N. Colson, o R c.
George E. Brown, o R G.
Edward D. Jones, O &c.
Lawrence A. Lee, o r C.
Carlos Stewards, o R c.
Thomas J. Bullock, N A.
Samuel B. Hutchinson, Jr., O r G.
Journee w, White, N A. S."'s""
Charles H. Austin, N A. "t
Percy L. Jones, 0 R c.
Warmth T. Gibbs, 0 r G.. ,....
Wilbur E. Pannell, 0 R G..
Lorenzo G., White, 0 K G.
Samuel Turner, N A.
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Harold l.. Quivers, o r c.
Thomas M. Dent, Jr., o r c.
John C. Carter, o R C..
Eugene A. cambridge, o &c.
Douglas J. Henderson, o R c..
Francis M. Dent, o RC.
Second Lieutenants.
Curtis w. Carpenter, o R c.
Cyrus w. Marshall, o RC.
Douglas C. Richardson, ORC.
William r. Grady, O &c.
Charles W. Cardwell, ORC.
Walker L. Savoy, 0 &c.
Richard R, Queen, RC.
Norwood G. Fairfax, o r G..
Nathan O. Goodloe, Jr., re.
Vincent B. Thomas, RC.
James E. Scott, o R C.
Frank C. Clark, o R c.
Lane C. Cleaves, o R c.
>Enos D. Smith, N A.
William H. Burrel, N A.
Robert E. johnson, o R c.
George E. Lee, o r C.
Walter w. Scott, o r C.
Benjamin Belts, N A.
Robert w. Cheers, o R c.
George w. Lee, o r c..
Hugh H. Wimbish, o R C.
Edward w. Alexander, O R C..
William L. Reese, O R C.
Sewell C. Freeman, o R C.
Lawrence Hawkins, o re.
Daniel G. Hill, Jr., 0 r G..
Loring B. Moore, o &c.
10th division, Camp Dix, New Jer-
sey.
Captains.
Clifford A. cambridge, N A.
William l.. Bryson, o R c.
Richard Simmons, 0 R c,
Robert B. Chubb, O R C.
Peter Mccall, o r G..
Reuben Horner, o R C.
Richard A. Williams, 0 r c.
Thomas E. Morris, o re.
Roecoe Ellis, o r c.
Thomas Johnson, N "A.
Lloyd A Stafford, o R C.
Joseph E. Trgig, o R c.
Daniel Smith, o R C.
Thomas Grundy, 0 R C.
Ovid X. Cherry, 0 R c.
Alonzo Myers, 0 r c.
First Lieutenants.
Will Kernts, N A.
Howard C. Gilbert, N A.
Edward /. Alexander N A.
Edward l. Alexander, N A.
George S. Schuyler, 0 R c.
Resen II. Brown, o r c.
Russell Smith, o r G.
Percival R. Piper, o R c.
Frank M. Goodner, 0 R c.
David A. Lane, o r.
Fisher Pride, 0 r c. .:a-sa .. -.
Merrill H. Curtis, 0 r c.
Campbell G. Johnson, o R c.
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William s. Nelson, ORC.
Leonard J, Faulkner, o &c,
Robert L. Ward, ORC.
Charles C. Bruen, O RC.
Second Lieutenants.
| Archibald R. Tuck, ORC.
| Lucian P. Garrett, ORC,
| Maxey A. Jackson, ORC.
Wayne L. Hopkins, ORC.
Bush A. Hunter, o RC.
Charles w. Robinson, ORC.
Warren B. Shelton, ORC.
Samuel C. Brown, N A.
Jesse M. H. Graham, N A.
Hanson A. Person, RC.
James Q. Jones, N A.
led 0. Harper, N A.
Charles Jefferson, N A.
Charles S. Hough, re.
Ether Beattie, o &c.
Charles M. Hayes, RC.
18TH division, Camp Meade, Mary.
land.
Captains.
Chester Sanders, O &c.
Joe Dabney, o re.
Walter Green, o &c.
Herbert Avery, N A.
William W. Peeks, ORC.
James w. Jones, o &c.
Louis r. Nehlinger, ORC.
Howard D. Queen, ORC.
Ed gar 0. Malone, o RC.
Bob Thomas, 0 C.
Henry o. Atwood, ORC.
Milton A. McCrimmon, ORC.
Fletcher Sewell, N A.
Vance H. Marchbanks, N A.
Elijah Reynolds, N A.
Sprigg B. Coates, N A.
Charles C. Cooper, N. A,
First Lieutenants.
Laurence E. Knight, O &c.
Oscar H. Smith, o &c.
Levi Anderson, N A.
Frank Coleman, o &c.
Joseph H. Martin, o RC.
James B. Williams, N A.
William Harris, o RC.
Leon M. Anderson, o &c.
Thornton H. Gray, N A.
Howard H. Long, ORC.
Hrry Wheeler, n A.
Clrence B. Curley, 0 RC.
Louis R. Middleton, re.
Charles H. Houston, ORC.
James c. Powell, o &c.
James C. Pinkston, N A.
Jesse S. Heslip, O RC.
Walter H. Mazyck, o RC.
William I. Barnes, O RC.
James E. McKoy, N A.
Edgar A. Love, ORC.
Napoleon L. Byrd, O &c.
9hermont R. Sewell, RC.
William E. Simmons, o &c.
Edward H. Harris, o RC.
Judge Cross, o &c.
'ames e. Scott, o &c. a,
;restus J. Kincaid, N A.
ohm E. Leonard, N A.
Iorace R. Crawford, ORC.
'layborne George, ORC.
'obert L. Campbell, ORC.
ohm R. Hunt, O r C.
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eter L. Robinson, ORC.
latter T. Webb, o R C.
Grey H. Steele, ORC.
harles c. Young, O RC.
aul W. Jones, N A.
AIRY D. Richardson, N A.
bert McReynolds, N A.
mes B Lomack, O RC
errian c.. Hayson, ORC.
yde R. Brannon, O RC. i
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-27
SOUTH WESTFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. William Lutterman
and family were guests Sunday after
noon of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schuck.
Miss Ida Knuth spent several days
with her sister, Mrs. Ed Mueller, at
Cassel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zick and chill
dren of Leland were guests of Carl
Hanusa on Sunday.
The following are putting up silos:
Henry Albers, Fred Koehencke and
Carl Hanusa. Frank Voss and Herman
Voss have erected silos.
The following were Sunday guests of
Thomas Repka.
Mr. and Mrs John Repka and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Schaefer of
Black Hawk, and Miss Mile Repka
and friend of Madison.
The missionary meeting at the st.
Paul church was well attended, and
$3.50 was collected.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-27
BARABOO BLLFfS

Miss Erna Tiele commenced her
school duties in the Templin district
on Monday.
Miss Erma Hoege has returned to
Skill fruit farm after spending a.
week with her folks in Greenfield.
Miss Mabel Pagel and friend Of
Wonewoc have been visiting at the La
totzka home.
The school children enjoyed We'd
nesday and Friday at the fair.
A. x Bassett is exhibiting fruit at
La Crosse and Kilbourn this week.
Miss Tillie Marquardt returned last
Saturday from Milwaukee, after a visit
of a month with relatives. She also
attended the state fair.
The families of Tom WEIGH, Hardy
Spencer and Leo Cleveland, and Ted
Marquardt enjoyed day on Lake Wis
consin last Sunday.
Will Marquardt and daughters spent
Sunday with r. o. Marquardt and fam
lily.
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WES7FlELD

There was a fair crowd at the Sun
day school supper on Friday evening,
and a. neat little sum was made, which
will be used to purchase literature for
the Sunday-school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Alexander and
family and Mrs. William Alexander
took an auto trip Saturday to Madison
to consult DR.. Hess. Unusual sights
to the party were the transmission
line which carries the electric light
and power current into Madison from
the big Prairie du Sac dam, and to-
bacco in all stages of it's harvesting
Near Madison all crops were. still
growing, untouched by the frost.
Mr. Ruchiem, the new German M. e.
minister, gave his first sermon at the
church here Sunday, and will be here
again in. two weeks.
Mrs. Wilcox and daughter Of Union
Center were weekend guests at the H.
Weidman home on Saturday evening.
Mr. Weidman's family and guests at
tended the Ringing theater at Bara-
boo.
si. =
Miss Anna Bills and don Bishop OF
Reedsburg were visitors last week at
the James Borders home.
Mr.and Mrs. David Hopper, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Boyd and family and Charles
Hopper and family of Reedsburg re-
newed acquaintance here Friday even
ing at the social.
Guests at the Percy Alexander home
on Sunday were Simeon and Howard
Pugh, Mrs. Charles Pugh, Misses Alice
Jennings, Fyrne Pugh and LISA John
ston of Richland Center. They were
on their way home from a visit to The
Dells.
Nearly everyone from here attended
| the Sank county fair, either Wednes-
day or Friday. The school children
and Miss Egerer had Wednesday off to
go.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-27

will also attend. Harry School and
Eugene Terry. who graduated from
the Baraboo high last June, but whose
parents now reside in Adams and Mil
waukee respectively, will enter Mar.
quette university Most OF the young
folks mentioned have already left for
school.
We sell School Tablets, Pencils,
Inks and Supplies -Evenson's Phar-
macy.
Ray f. Cooper, manager of the base
ball team, reports that the local boys
will close their season with the
game with Ableman at the Kilbourn
fair on Thursday. He stated that the
members of the team appreciate the
kindness Of the business men in fur.
nishing them with suits, and added
that through the cooperation of the
baseball fans the team has managed
to more than break even on the sea.
|son. 1t is thought that next year the
state will maintain the base ball park
at the north end of Devils Lake and
in that way the plot will be kept in
better shape and other conyeniences
added.
We will furnish you Elkay's Rat
and Roach Paste at 25c per tube and
guarantee it to do the work or re.
fund your money. Agents, EYenson' S
Pharmacy.
For. sale: One of Sank county s
best bargains. 247 acres, 100 acres
cultivated, balance pasture and good
saw timber. new seven-room house
with good cellar, new basement barn.
36x64, new granary, machine she'd
corn crib, chicken house, farm all
fenced; rs cattle, 3 good horses, Is
hogs, full set of farm machinery as
good as new, including three good
wagons, 40 or SO tons of hay, oats,
barley; in fact all of this years
crops. Price for everything, $14,500
Can you beat it? J. T. Bates & Son
Baraboo, Wis.
Elkay's Rat and Roach Paste in
tubes, for Rats, Water Bugs, Cock
reaches and other vermin, with phos-
phorous 2 per cent, is reliable exter-
minator-cleanest easiest, surest way
just squeeze the tube, the paste
spreads itself. You don't have to pry
lid off a box or use knife to spread.
Rats and mice die out of doors.
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PORTAGE PAPER ON
The BALL GAME
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Concerning the Baraboo-Portage ball
game, the Portage Democrat says:
Full seventy-fve Portage people at
tended the Baraboo fair Friday, most
Of them going in automobiles. The
day was passed agreeably, one of the
best amusement features being base
ball game in which Baraboo nosed out
Portage 5 to 4.
Tim Dodge, hurler of class and
wide reputation, went in for Baraboo
in the ninth and saved the victory to
the Sank county lads. Portage scored
twice off his twisters, but couldn't
shove in the tying run across the
plate The contest was snappy and
enlivening all through, with an excit,
ing finale. Jack Falvey of Baraboo UNI.
pired.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-27
FATAL ACCIDENT
At MONTFORT

Chester Vim Dick was instantly kill
ed at Montfort on Sunday when his
life was crushed out as a locomotive
was being turned on a turntable. Just
how the accident happened is not
known. Those on the engine heard a
voice and when they looked around
found that he had been killed. He was
employed on the way freight OF the
Chicago & Northwestern.
He was aged about q years. His
parents are dead and his wife will be
remembered in Baraboo Fern Wick,
US, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Wickus. After their marriage they
moved to Milwaukee and later to Mont,
fort The little daughter is about
eight months old. Mr.. VinDick also
leaves three brothers in Milwaukee,
one brother in the navy, possibly at
Haiti, and one sister.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-27
LOGANvILLE

Miss Hilda Luherson spent from
Saturday until Tuesday at Camp Doug
las. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. William Voss were cal
lers Sunday at the William Feuster
home n
Mr.. and Mrs. Wlter Hoverman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hoverman and
family spent Sunday at Merrimack.
Miss Edna King Of Prairie du Sac
is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Weston
haver.
Amanda lick is spending a few days
in town sewing.
News has been received from Mr..
Leicher that he left the hospital Sat
urday and is staying at a hotel, His
son Frank spent Sunday and Monday
with him. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ware, Lester
Ware and Mr. and Mrs. William Voss,
G. w. Hasz and Herb Zobel attended
the Baraboo fair on Friday.
Mrs. G. Luherson died. Saturday at
the home Of her son at the age Of 81
years. he was buried Tuesday at the
st. Johns church, Rev. Steckhart Off
ciating.
A Dauss spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday attending a conference at Mad
ison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware and son Fay and
Mrs. William Feuster spent Sunday
at the Alva Colvin home at North
Freedom.
Mrs. Hanko spent week at Milwau-
kee attending the state fair.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hasz,
a son.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-27
COUNTY COURT,
OCTOBER COURT

The following is the calendar fer the
October term of county court next
Tuesday:
Estate of Charles w. Whitman, hear
ing claims.
Estate of Henrietta Mielke. hearing
claims
Estate of Gottlieb Dorow, hearing
claims.
win Of Michael Bind, hearing
claims.
Estate of William ]. schoenmann,
hearing claims
Will of Carl Schmalz, proof of will.
Will of Emanuel Kirschner, proof of
will
Will of William stabnaw, hearing
claims
Guardianship of William Hass, APP
pointment of guardian.
Will Of Frank j. Love, hearing
claims
Estate of E. w Evans, appointment
Of administrator
Estate of August Borchers, determi-
nation of inheritance tax.
Estate of August Borchers, final set
Element.
Estate of Ellen ]. Howard, final set
Element.
Will of Alfred F. Lawton, determine
ton of Inheritance tax.
Will of Alfred F. Lawton, final set
tlement.
Will of Emily 7. Lawton, final set
tlement.
Will of Dorothea Brandt, final set
Element. Il
Estate of George spraetz, final set
Element
Estate of William J. Schoenmann,
petition for sale of real estate.
Estate of Ambrose Jones, citation
for examination.
Estate of Fred N. Rasz, appoint
ment of administrator
Will of John Huber, proof Of will.
Estate of Anna Albers, determine
ton of Inheritance tax
Estate of Anna Albers, final settle
ment.
Will of Sarah E. Quimby, final set
Element.
Will of G. G. Gollmar, final settle
ment
Estate of Charles w. Whitman, de-
termination of inheritnce tax.
Estate of Charles w. Whitman, fl
nal settlement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-27
evening, September zS.

evening, September zS.
Mr. and Mrs Charley Wilkinson,
MIR. ad Mrs. Will Head and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harve Grover all took their Ford
cars and friends and went for al old
time picnic dinner.
Mrs. Leafy Nash spent Sunday with
Mrs, Will Funnell
Mrs. Edd Marshall, Lillian Eastman,
Mrs. Mcfarland and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Funnel all went butternutting Sun
day and took their supper.
The Red Cross society met with
Mrs. Hagarty last Thursday afternoon
and spent the time in Red Cross work.
Lunch was served and all adjourned
to meet next time with Mrs. Edd Mar
shall.