Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-12-12
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sr Our Regular Correspondent

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanghor has re
ceived word of the death of her step
daughter, Miss Elsie Stanghor a.
Greeley, Colorado. Death was due t.
an attack of influenza having suffered
relapse, Miss Stanghor was in train
ing for nurse at the Greeley hospital
Rev. Dippef went to Mauston last
week to conduct services during the
time the Baptist church here is closed
Arthur Cooke who has been spend
ing three weeks with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cooke started for
Montana Tuesday.
Miss Anne Donaghey came up from
Baraboo Tuesday to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Hackett and son
Durlin who were here to spend
Thanksgiving with the Lewis White
family have returned to Waukegan,
Ill. The many friends here were
pleased to see Durlin in such good
health and spirits though he is still
at the hospital at Great Lakes.
William Schmlenburg is ill with the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blank and daughter,
Miss Elsie of Baraboo spent Sunday
with the Fl. M. Eschenbach family.
Mrs. j. T. Tawton has been having
the flu, also the children and Mrs.
Mabel Buxton.
The members of the Kobal family in
the country south of town are i'll with
the influenza
Rev Brandenburg of La Crosse of
ficiated. Mrs r. S. LANCE and Miss
Ruth Grosinske sang. The pail bear
ers were Corwin Hirschinger, Mr..
Tuelgke, William H., Albert Mime
wan, William P. Egers and Mr..
Schultz. Those who attended from a
distance were: Mr. and Mrs. Donahue,
Reedsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Luebke.
Greenfield, Fred Luebke, Baraboo, Mr..
and Mrs. Fromming, Reedsburg, Mr..
and Mrs. William Stackhouse, Bara-
boo Interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
ReinhoId Lieder.
The funeral of Reinhold Lieder was
held at the home Tuesday at 10 o'clock
Rev. c. DIPPED officiating. Mrs. r. S.
LANCE and Miss Augusta Templin
sang. Interment in Oak Hill GENE
cry
Esther l.. LANCE.
Miss Esther L. LANCE died Sunday
morning, November "a, 1918 at her
lome in the town of Freedom after
n illness of nine months from tuber-
ulosls. Esther was born January 10,
1913 on farm 21a miles west of North
freedom. After finishing the work of
he home school she attended the
raded school in the village from
1hich she graduated in 1913. She {
hen attended the Reedsburg High '
chool graduating in 1915. One year
tier she graduated from the county
aiming school, She began teaching I
ut was obliged to resign her position
February 1918 on account of i'll a
ealth
After six months of care at home d
here everything possible was done
} help her regain her health, it was
fought advisable to try the Mount
'asAington sanatorium at Eau Claire
here she remained three months but Il
red and homesick she returned home Il
ovember Is to spend her. remaining W
Cys with her loved ones.
She leaves to mourn, her mother, is
rs. Henry Lange, four brothers, Lew O.
LANCE, Freedom; Leonard LANCE,
Samuel LANCE, Beloit, Har- o.
d LANCE, at home. and six sisters,
Ella Lange, North Freedom, Mrs. OF
lniel Becker, Madison; Albenia l.
,nge, Madison, Mrs. Alice Voeck, at
me, Eva LANCE, Greeley, Colorado III
d Mrs. Leo Thompson, Walton These FIR
IRE all here to attend the funeral
cept Miss Eva Of Colorado. &c
Esther was bright, cheerful young til
man, loved by all who knew her st
d host of friends regret her early SO
ath. The funeral which was held
esday, November 26 at the home Or
S private on account of the prev NJ
nee Of influenza Rev. Christian TT
and Mrs. R. S. LANCE, Miss Ruth sp
and Sam Borck. The pail MI
arers were the four brothers, Lew d.
Leonard, Samuel and Harold LANCE
two brothes-in-law, Daniel Becker tn
Leo Thompson. The burial was da
Oak Hill cemetery. lily
Lively Runaway. tel
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asst Wednesday while Dan Trelow
5 on the milk route driving team MI
Whitney Fullmer, the pin dropped WI
of the singletree letting it down nc
the heels of the horses. This ma
,htening them they ran about IL (
es when they were caught near MOI
pie hi1I But this was not a case or