Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-25

2475 William A. Carlin, Ableman.
2477 Engelbert P. Schwartz, Spring
Green.
2485 Roy o. Siekert, Baraboo.
1907 Fred Haussman, Hawley, Pa.
2493 Arthur Mertzke, Claremont, Cal
25O2 Andrew G. Hackbush, Plain.
25O5 Christopher Stomner, New But
Ter.
25O8 Ray Jessop, La Vale.
2515 Milo F. SleZak, Baraboo.
2519 Lawrence Benton, Sandusky.
$500 Paul H. Mente, Lime Ridge.
1922 Fred M. Grauvogel, Plain.
2527 Cecil w. Newell, Kilbourn.
2529 JOS F. Glossy, So. Milwaukee
$3.50 Thomas E. Karstetter, La Vale
2555 Harry Halsted, Baraboo.
1859 Edwin E. Cingman, Reedsburg.
1850 Owen House, Delton.
1862 John Whisson, Baraboo.
1857 Arthur Lusby, Baraboo.
2577 Walter Smith, Lone Rock.
2579 Herman Holwedel, Ableman.
$3.50 Pelegrine Pomona, Chester, Pa
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1854 Alfred Selchow, Kilbourn.
1856 Fred Page1, Wonewoc.
1856 Carl H. Carlin, Ableman.
1858 Walter F. Kruger, Reedsburg.
/ 2591 Aug. C. Manglos, Cogsville, N. D.
1893 Albert w. Blanck, Baraboo.
. 26O7 John Colvin, Cazenovia.
26OS John M. Sullivan, Baraboo.
26O9 Walter Truckenbrodt, Sank City
261O Alvin A. Leutscher, Plain
2CH John p Croal, Reedsburg.
2615 Albert Brabowski, Briggsville.
2618 Frank Cross, Rock Island, Ill.
1886 Ellis J. Kingery, La Vale.
264O Walter w. Born, No. Freedom.
2645 Adolph w. Litcher, Sank City.
2648 Archie Prouty, Sandusky.
1855 Walter r. Brooks, Ableman.
1856 Emil Lehman Reedsburg.
2657 Walter E. Schultis, Winnebago
Mimi
1858 John E. BrannOn, Chicago.
1862 Charles Rich, Baraboo.
2678 Erwin Korb, Plain.
1858 Carl E. Zantow, Baraboo.
2697 Ewald Klipstein, No. Freedom.
27O9 Oscar H. Smith, Ableman.
2711 Ferdinald L. Better, Baraboo.
Pip Edward SholI, Sandusky.
2716 Milton G. McCready, SIP. Green.
2719 Anthony J. Roessler, Sandusky.
|2723 Stanley Hintz, Lyndon Station.
1892 Henry Schenck, Baraboo.
2753 Edward L. Fox, Delton.
2758 Hirum Masbury, De Pere.
2760 Arnold E. Schulze, Reedsburg.
2761 Glen F. Fellows, Baraboo. -
2762 Edward Steve, Baraboo.
2011h Clarence Doering, La Vale.
1917 Leonard R. Hainstock, Ironton
Harold Gunnison, No Freedom
Hugo Langdon, Baraboo.
Earl Tiffany, Pr. du Sac.
A Few Observations.
Most of the boys left in high spirits.
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The streets were crowded with au-
tomobiles.
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Many dainty hats received baptism
in the rain.
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All the selectmen in the group to-
day went to Camp Grant.
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Sank county was never so we'll rep
resented in Baraboo as on this occa-
sion.
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A Reedsburg honor man said:
Goodbye, Baraboo, I'll bring Bill
back with me.
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Autos were kept at the south end OF
the bridge until most of the crowd had
crossed after the train had departed.
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With those who went today, with
other companies, and counting the in
dividuals who have enlisted at odd
times, Sank county has furnished
about 1000 men.
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Upon passing group of young
ladies at the station, one young honor
man made this remark: ooh, girls,
here I am almost ready to cross, and
no one has kissed me goodbye.
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Citizens were at the train to receive
the governor, but he did not come. An
automobile arrived later bringing the
executive, Mrs. Philip, and son Cyrus.
A family dinner was given at the home
of the governors sister, Mrs. Jose
phine Melzl, in honor of the visitors.
Besides Mrs. Melz1, her daughters,
Miss discipline and Ida and son, G. A.
Melzl, the following were also pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Paddock, La
Vale; Mr.. and Mrs Robert Buerki,
Sank City, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Melzl, Baraboo.