Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-30
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To CAMP GRANT
PROCESSION MORE THAN
TWO BLOCKS LONG
Largest Number to Leave Sank
County at One Time, Excepting
the Regular Companies
(From Mondays dai1y.)

or men leaving LOQdy III CHG rlloC W.
r. church. The edifce was crowded
with relatives and friends Of the young
men who left for Camp Grant shortly
before noon. The intention was to
hold the exercises in the open, but the
nature of the weather changed the
plans.
On Saturday evening the young men
commenced to arrive and all day Sun
day they were about the streets. 1t
was the largest number to leave, save
the regular companies which went to
Texas early in the war. Friends and
relatives came from all parts of the
county to see the honor men depart.
The office of County Clerk F. A.
Cooper was a busy place during the
morning The young men left their
baggage there, and this filed a large
truck when taken to the station.
THE EXERCISES
Mayor Thuerer had charge Of the ex-
ercises in the church. He spoke few
words of farewell, and Rev. E.. o.
Coontz, pastor of the Advent Christian
church. offered prayer. An address
was given by H. H. Thomas. A few
young men in khaki occupied place
of honor on the stage.
MARCH IN THE RAIN
The line of march to the station
was then formed as follows:
Baraboo Marine band.
Honor men.
Boy scouts
Public school pupils.
1t was raining rapidly when the
march to the station was made, but
this did not dampen the spirits of the
departing "rookies,' and the lively
tones of Cheer, cheer, the gangs all
here" rang out on the way down the
hill toward the high bridge. Neither
were the pupils of the public schools
and others daunted, but they kept in
line, the procession being over two
blocks in length. There was a large
number of people at the station to see
the honor men depart.
The young men were in charge of
Benjamin E. Paddock, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Paddock, La Vale. Mr. Pad
dock has served on the exemption
board since it was formed.
The list includes over one hundred
and makes more than six hundred from
this county to enter the war. The fol-
lowing are those who left today:
Order No.
423 George Carberry, Richland CIR.
$50 Carl A. Kessler, BarabOO.
651 Walter Priebe, LOganville.
sos Herman Timmcke, Loganville. !
829 Edward R. Fuchs. Spring Green.
941 Gerton Harrison, Reedsburg.
951 Ed Kowalke, 7th Ave, Baraboo.
962 Guy Marion, sent from Grand
Rapids Mich.
972 Clifford H. Steinbrink, Baraboo. |
973 William Hattie, Baraboo.
974 Edwin ST. Claire, r. s. Reedsbg.
977 Abby Keith, Reedsburg. !
97S Erwin Richards, La Vale.
$50 August J. Ligman, Reedsburg.
989 Harry H. Thomas, Reedsburg
$50 Lee Smith, Reedsburg
997 Edward H. Ward, Plain. !
1905 Frank Pezall, Reedsburg.
1913 Charles A Blymm, Spring Green.
1914 Vincent c. Schank, Kilbourn.
1920 Ernest Siekert, 107 Walnut
street, Baraboo.
1921 Martin Miller, Reedsburg.
1922 Charlie W. Francois, Lime Ridge. !
1925 VIM H. Schwartz, No. Freedom.
1926 Floyd A. Coates, Baraboo, 1872
Elm street.
1927 Ben T. Getschmann, No Freedom
1928 Edw. R. Zimmerman, Reedsburg.
1881 Frank Williams, Kilbourn.
1896 Christ F. Korth, Lime Ridge.
1887 Edwin w. Schweppe, Sp. Green.
1040 Clyde NJ. Bonnell, No. Freedom.
1912 Leonard J. Reuter- Sank City.
1043 Walter R. Snyder, Baraboo, GIT
Lake street. |
1850 VIM. Gelhouse, Plain.
1861 Fred J. Nelson, Spring Green.
1862 Herbert F. Farr, Ironton.
1860 Harry Quinn, Hillsboro.
1862 Herman Koerth, Baraboo.
1875 Erwin F. Marklein, Plain.
1918 Arley c. Schenck, 1925 End st.
1919 Paul H. Schroeder, Ableman.
1880 Otto A. Gall, Ableman.
1888 Frank L. Mullen, Lone Rock
1885 Herman Klug, Merrimack.
1886 Alley H. Pings, Sank City.
1887 Glen House, Delton.
1895 Ross Shultis, Reedsburg.
1899 Obee Retzlaff, Reedsburg.
1108 James A. Bellows, Baraboo.
1113 George Escalara, Baraboo.
1115 Grant E. Burton. Baraboo.
1117 Neal G. Wilcox, BaraboO.
1119 ROLAND Risley, Lime Ridge.
1920 Herman w. Piske, La Vale.
1121 Earl V. Wadleigh, Reedsburg.
1923 Louis Zanella, Devils Lake.
1927 Fritz Below, Plain.
1130 Ralph Derleth, Sank City.
1874 Arthur j. Potter, 11S First street.
1885 VIM. J. Hollingsworth, Reedsb'g.
1143 Walter E. Welke, Plain.
1850 Peter Canale, Devils Lake.
1855 Ditto Marini, sent from Whining