Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-12-05
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Amos Barron and family of Madison,
entertained the influenza. The family
formerly resided in Baiaboo.
Donald Ostoff has returnd from
Chicago where ne had been taking Red
Cross training.
Attorney Henry Bohn has received
word OF the death of his brother, Ches-
ter Bohn, Oct. ~, from bronchial
pneumonia, y France.
Word comes frmo Corp. B. E. Pad
dock, La Valle, that his division, the
S5th, is with the army of occupation
in the neighborhood of Metz
Rollo Lusby has returned from a
deer hunting trip near Cameron. He
brought home buck weighing two
hundred pounds. The arrival bears q
fine set of five and six point antlers.
Mrs. Anna Burgess of Beloit is
guest at the homt of Mrs. Henry
Ringing. She was accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss Melba Wallis
who has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martiny have re-
ceived word that their son George has
left England. He was formerly a
rural carrier at Baraboo and joined
the @rmy number of months ago.
Government Rural Carriers Examirl.
atoms in Baraboo, Jan. IL. Men anu
women eligible. For free particulars
organizations write r. c.
Terry former Civil Service, Examiner,
Columbian Bldg, Washington, d. G.
Miss May Witwen, bank of Reeds
burg, is at home on a vacation that is
scheduled to last a fortnight. She will
visit relatives in Prairie du Sac and
Black Hawk before returning to her
duties.
After a brief illness of influenza
and bronchitis, George W. Morrison,
a well known jeweler at Portage, died
at an early hour Friday morning. He
was son of the late G.
w Morrison of Portage
Edward Schoephoerster and A. L.
Aldrich of Prairie du Sac have paid g.
fine of STATS in the Office of Justice.
H. L. Halsted on the charge CT speed
ing l.. r. Capener, the highway pol
iceman, made the observation.
Albert Herfort and daughter Vir-
ginia have returned to Green Bay af-
ter spending the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton season at the home of Mr.. Her
forts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Her
fort Another son, Frank P. Herfort,
was also here and has returned to
Omaha.
telegram from the war depart
ment, received by Mrs. j. l. Tjugum OF
Lodi, brought news Of the death of her
brother, Levi Dahl, which occurred
Oct 10 of scarlet fever. Levi went
overseas in September and it is not
known here whether he died in Eng
land or France.
Victor Hitler, lad about ten years
Of age, who resides on East street,
was rendered unconscious Saturday,
when a boy sliding down Sixth street
on sled knocked him off his feet.
AS he fell he struck ON his temple on
the icy road.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Newton and
two children are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Baxter. Mr..
Newton is conductor on the North
western road and resides in Milwau-
kee, the family stopping here en-
route home from visit in La Crosse.
J. A. Welsh has been appointed
travelling accountant for the Northwes-
ern road with headquarters at Chicago.
The family will probably remove there
soon. A. f. Kruger takes Mr..
Welsh's place as division accountant
in the general Offices here.
Miss Agnes Fitzgerald, who operates
linotype, in The Democrat at Madi-
son, is running the machine in this of
fee while the sick ones are GONZALES
cling. Three members of The News
family are not able to be on duty.
The casualty lists recently contained 4
the name of Pvt. Henry Grundeman,
Lodi, as among the severely wounded
He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs A. F.
Grunderman, Lodi A short time ago
the parents received a letter from
Henry saying he was just getting out
of the hospital after having been there
six weeks It is reported he. was