Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-10-10
More Than 1900 Persons in Bar
aboo Voluntarily Lend Money to
Aid in Ending War

! AID IN Ending war
During the four days the fourth Lib
erty loan headquarters were open in
Baraboo, the sum of $255,500 was in
vested in government bonds to help
win the world war. The number of
subscribers reached 1900. This is by
far the largest amount ever raised for
bonds in Baraboo and speaks we'll for
, the loyalty of the citizens of the Gem
City. The amount invested in bonds
for this loan is about one and one-half
times greater than in the third loan.
Will Draft Others
Those who have not subscribedg
either because they did not desire to
do so or because for some reason they
have neglected to perform their duty,
will be visited The committee feels
that every taxpayer should purchase
his quota of bonds unless some special
reason is given.
Members of the city committee wish
to express their appreciation Of the
splendid cooperation they received
during the voluntary Liberty loan sub
scription campaign. The untiring serv-
ice of the men and women, the willing
evidence Of their practical patriotic
zeal.
The banks contributed extraordinary
aid at considerable inconvenience to
themselves.
Special mention should be made of
the generous contribution of Ernest
A. Ross in turning his whole store
over to the committee, practically
suspending business for four days.
Wednesdays Honor Roll
The following is list of those who
subscribed on Wednesday, the last
day the headquarters were open:
Floyd Bethke Louise Claude
DR.. J. E. English Mrs. j. E. English
Miss Harriet E. Sanner
Miss Helen Coome S. G. Frazier
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Coleman
~ IL OCICA AVA AAOONSA
Dr. r. Cahoon Miss c.. r. Wright
Mrs. Catherine Trump
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Peterson
George Howard Mrs. Minnie Yagy
Geo. V. Moore VIM. J. Radtke
DR.. R. II. Clark Chas. H. Burdick
Mrs. r. H. Clark Dr. Edw ZWicker
Gilbert Conan Herbert Rounds
Mrs. Mary NJ Foster
n. Fl. Smith George Werlich
Mark Montanye Paul Sutherland
Mr.. & Mrs. John Wettstein
Inez Pugh James Dickie
Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Ballinger
Mrs. Geo. M. Hill w. J. Power
Fraternal Order of Eagles
George M. Hill James VIM. Power
Chas Kunzelman ]. Fred Luther
David Rogers Sank Co. Publ. Co.
Harry and Edith Briggs
Mrs. C. E. Weed H. H. Stanley
Robert Gollmar Mrs. H. H. Stanley
Mrs. Lottie Gollmar
Jas. A. Murray Fred C. Gollmar
Mrs. J. A Murray Herman Steinke
Mrs Nellie Dyke Mrs. H. Steinke
c.. A. Dyke Mrs Les J2ffrios
Mrs. Lorenda Young
NJ G.. Hacker L. A. JeffrieS
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Desmond
Mrs. Annie Pettengell
Oscar Doppler Chas. Pettengell
Thos. r. Williams Mrs. Jno. Kennedy
John Kennedy VIM. J. Wilkinson
U. S. Squires Henry Ringing, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Morse
w. D. Stanley F. M. Arndt
Mrs. w. Stanley Mrs. F. M. Arndt
Agnes Helm Cyriel RoundeIy
Frank S. Griggs Mrs. J. S. Griggs
Mrs. Marie Roundley
Mr.. & Mrs. w. d. Morse
Mr.. & Mrs. VIM. H. Smith
Mrs. Frank S. Griggs
Audrey Griggs Rev. H. Mueller
Paula Griggs Thos Wistance>
John began Evan A. Evans, Jr.
Otto w Dahlke Alvin Wilcox
Mrs. 0. w. Dahlke Leroy r. SiberZ
Helen Dahlke Griggs Company
Viola Dahlke Mary KunZelman
Mrs. E. M. KOlteS Bert GOllmar
Julius Hass August Plat
Mrs. VIM. j. Wilkinson
Mrs. Anna Sarahan Harold Platt
ChaS Sarahan Anna Sarahan
Mrs. August Plat Oscar F'ilhauer
Fern Plat Mrs. o. Filhauer
Cecil Plat VIM. Stackhouse
Mrs. Nellie began Mrs w. Stackhouse
c.. H. Lee J. w. Sutherland
Marjorie Lee Asa Schultz
Mrs. Florence Pearson
Mrs Asa Schultz S. H. Klawetter
J. A. WEIGH Lois Marie Moran
Irwin Parks Mrs. J. w. Moran
Mrs. Irwin Parks Cal Isenberg
Mrs. J. A. WEIGH DR.. G. w. Snyder
Anabel Wilkinson l.. A. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lusby
Ray r. Steuber Mrs. L. A. Johnson
S. W. Newbauer G. F. Miner
Wiggo Mortenson Mrs. G. F. Miner
J. W. Moran Lissie Johnston
w w. Beige Mrs. Ida Hitler
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