Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-01-18
North Freedom
LA
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Department
BY Our Regular Correspondents

La Rue.
Rev. Thomas Foulkes, Jr., returned
this week to his studies at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
i Leon Letter and. William Smith
started Thursday morning for Benton
on a motorcycle. It was rather an
airy ride. They expect to work in
lead mine.
Adolph Holtz and Lincoln Dickie
have been spending a few days in Chi
cago.
Miss Eva LANCE has returned to her
work in Iowa after spending her vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Harry
LANCE, and other relatives.
Henry Egerer of Iowa is the guest
of his brother, William P. Egerer, and
the other Egerer families.
Rev. Father O'Reilly was up from
Baraboo on Friday calling on his par
ishioners who have sickness in the
family.
Miss Mildred Geissler has been de-
tanned from school by illness.
Mrs Augusta King is substituting
on the rural route during the illness
of B. J. Cook.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Caesar Schenkat has pneumonia.
Robert and Margaret Adams have
returned to Whitewater Normal after
spending their vacation with their sis
ter, Mrs. r. B. Dickie.
FunJraI of Miss Clark
The funeral of Miss Sarah Clarke
was held Friday morning at the home,
Rev. T. Foulkes officiating. The sing
ers were J. H. Gunnison, A. R. Knapp,
Mesdames Walter Draper and G. w.
Davies.
The numbers rendered were Il Shall
Know Him by the Prints of the Nails
in His Hands," Sweet Bye and Bye"
and Nearer, My God, to Thee" The
pail bearers were w. G.. Hill, w. o.
Hahn, B. Ragatz, J. Dickie, William
Dickie and A. r. Knapp. Interment at
Kilbourn. Many beautiful flowers
spoke of the esteem in which the de-
ceased was held.
Mrs Wakefield and son Of Baraboo,
and Mrs William Rick and daughter
Neva of Excelsior attended the fu-
neral The sister, Mrs. J. H. Whitney,
sat up for the first time since her ill
ness during the services.
/ Class Officers
The several classes in the high
school have elected their officers for
the year, as follows:
Senior-Only one member attending,
Genevieve Hengstler. Lester Rick is
obliged to remain at home on account
of illness. At present he Is slightly
improved, though still in serious con-
dition.
Junior-Presiden Max Seeley; vice
president, Leonard voll; secretary and
treasurer, Charles Foulkes
Sophomore-Presiden Edwin Paw
lisch; secretary, Freida Lieder; treas
urer James Darlington.
Freshman-President, Cecil OAR
Z lington: vice-president, Hazel Dickie;
3 secretary and treasurer Mabel Dickie.
The following football men are
awarded the white N. F. to wear:
6 Kenneth Dickie, Edyn Aspinwall, Har-
old Bonnell, james Darlington, Leon
8 ard Vol, Max Seeley, Lester Rick,
Charles Foulkes, Edwin Pawlisch, Guy
4 Buzzo. Wilmer Ragatz, John Gunnison
5 and Robert Barkenhagen.
3 Surprise Party in the Country
About thirty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Goodman, neighbors and from
town, went to their home in the coun-
try Friday evening for a jolly good
time Picnic lunch was served and
dancing was the principal amusement
. of the evening.
. California for the Winter
a Mr.. and Mrs. John Fabry started on
i Thursday for New Orleans, and from
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a spend the remainder of the winter II
2 a more balmy cline.
a Another Case of Small Pox
Hazel Hackett, the little step-daugh
~ ter of Jacob Hackett, the mail cleri
- who has been having smallpox, is II
with the same disease.
~,cme to R. Leider's at North Free
dom for your shoe repairing; done
a very reasonable price. Also sell
kerosene at II cents per gallon.
Herman Smith and John Schar
: have gone to Benton to work.
=, Mrs. G. Gasser of Prairie du Sa
is visiting her sisters, the Mise
hv Sells.