Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-04-18
North Freedom
Department
BY Our Regular Correspondent

Northup, and sisters, Mrs. r. M. Dlckle
and Miss Matte Northup.
Mrs. Victor Moon and children are
spending a week with her parents III
DeltOn.
Mrs. Anne Hackett has gone to Val
ley Junction to visit relatives a re"
days before going on to Minnesota
and Montana to spend several months
with her children in those states. Her
grandson, Gordon Vail, who has been
staying at the home of his uncle, u
w. Hackett, accompanied her and Will
20 on to his home in Montana. He
has attended school here this year
Dancing Party
There was a dancing party in the
Devhle & Schenkat hall on Thursday
evening, given by the young people
in honor of Sergeant Major and Mrs.
Albert Baty. A large number were
present from the village and vicinity
and several couples from Ableman. A
three-piece orchestra furnished the
music. The young ladies present
served luLCu. WI. DdCy hoo iCAC ~
his command at Waco, Texas.
Movings
Mr.. and Mrs. Musika, who have been
occupying the Dummer house, near
the east end of High street, for the
past year, have shipped their goods to
Chicago, where they will again take
up their residence.
Elmer King has sold his residence
on Freedom street to L. Borck, who
will occupy it, and the King family
will move to the Lieder residence at
the west end of Walnut street
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kramer have
moved into a house on High street.
J. w. Warne and family are moving
into Mrs M. J. Carpenters cottage OPP
pOsite the high school.
The Brown family, which has been
occupying part Of Mrs. Anne Hack
ett's house, have moved to West Bar
aboo, where Mr.. Brown will be en-
ployed at the ToOle place.
Patriotic Meetings
A large crowd gathered in the M. w,
A. hall Thursday evening for the pa
triotic meeting planned by the Won
ans Relief corps. The members Of
that organization have purchased a
service flag, with 80 stars for those
who have gone from North Freedom
and its rural routes to do military serv-
ice for our country The meeting was
presided over by Mrs. R. M. Dickie,
president of the w. r. c.. The roll of
honor was read by Mrs. Mary Blachly,
secretary, and is as follows:
Sergeants Carroll Hackett, some
where in France; Harold Hackett,
Kelly Field San Antonio, Tex; Chas.
PawIisch Camp Grant, Rockford, I'll.
Corporals Burr Dickie and Ben Paw
Isch, Camp Grant; James Dickie,
Camp Logan, Houston, Tex.
Privates Clarence Page, Thomas
Leece, somewhere in France; William
KrOeger, somewhere in England;
Verne Douglas, San Francisco; Durlin
Hackett, Great Lakes Naval station;
Harold TrebilC0Ck, submarine base,
Quincy, Mass; Edyn Aspinwall, Kelly
Field. San Antonio, Tex; Vivian Doug
las, Martin LANCE. Frank Draper, Viii
liam Koball, William KOminsky, Fort
Stevens, Greg; Clarence Egerer, AL
bert Yeck. William BIuemchen, AL
bert Luedtke, August Rhode Frank
Grosklaus, Camp Grant; Clarence
Cook. Fort Crockett, Galveston, Tex;
Lysle Hackett, Camp American Uni
versity, Washington, D. c.; Henry
Gluth, Camp Macarthur, Waco. Tex;
Veo Douglas, Camp Logan, Houston,
Tex; Alvah Hackett, honOrably dis
charged.
Miss Ella Pawlisch. Red Cross
nurse, somewhere in France.
The flag was presented by County
Agent G. w Davies in a solemn and
impressive manner, and was accepted
with words of appreciation by J. w.
Warne A quartet Of high school boys
from BarabOO pleased the audience
with several musical numbers. A. G..
Kingsford. superintendent of the Bar
aboo schools, was introduced by Mr..
Davies and gave a stirring address
Tor the mira Liberty Loan. 1u6Ie
was other music and a flag drill by six
teen school girls. In all, very profia-
able and instructive evening
Lecture
Another good crowd greeted Rev. F.
Jordan in the NJ W. A. hall Friday
evening. Rev. Victor Moon presided
over this meeting, offering prayer and
introducing L. Blu Dahn of Eau Claire,
who spoke for short time upon the
issues at stake. 1t is hoped he will re-
turn at some future date and make an
evening of it.
In introducing Rev. Jordan, Rev.
Moon said, 'It IS not necessary for
me to introduce Brother Jordan to
you people tonight, for the Jordan
flowed through North Freedom before
the Moon arose."
In answer, Rev Jordon told the
story of the darby who was arrested
of illicit distilling of whiskey and when