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

OF her death. She was a daughter OF
Sidney Wells, now living at Lodi. She
leaves her husband, William Christie,
one son and one daughter Burial was
at Lodi.
j. Spencer KimbaIl
Funeral services for J. Spencer
Kimball were held Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at the J. r. Hofstat
ter home, Rev. J. w. Johnson officiat-
ing. The bearers were George Holah,
r. B. Griggs, H. H. Stanley, w. B.
Blachley, T. w. English, and J. w.
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Worth
man of West Superior, the latter a
daughter of deceased, brother, F.
w. Kimball of Cleveland, o. and o.
D. Brandenburg of Madison came to
attend the funeral.
Mrs. Theresa Neubauer
Mrs. Theresa Neubauer, wife of Leo
poul Neubauer, was born in Austria in
1910 and died at her home in Portage
on Wednesday, July II, following an
illness of paralysis. She and her hus-
band came to America in 1857 and set
tied in Portage, where Mr.. Neubauer
preceded his wife in death by seven
years.
Six children survive Mrs. Neubauer,
four daughters and two sons: Mrs.
Edward Beach of Sparta, Mrs. Charles
Sroka, Mrs. Frank Phillips and Anna,
Frank and John at home.
Mrs. Anna Ebert
Mrs. Anna Schmidt Ebert, wife Of
Fred Ebert of Portage, died at her
home Wednesday, July II, after a pro-
tracted illness resulting from paralysis
and injuries received in a fall some
weeks ago. Deceased was born in Ger
many about IS years ago, came to
America in 1868, and was a pioneer
resident of Portage.
She leaves, besides her husband,
five daughters and two sons. The
children are: Mrs. Robert Theil Of
TT Winnebago, Mrs. Henry Wiper
man, Mrs. Moll, Mrs. William Keeney,
Mrs. Charles Radiant and William, all
Of Portage, Fred on the old homestead
in Fort Winnebag0.
Henrietta Schwarner
Died in Montana
William Evans, youngest brother
of Mrs. J. J. Davies, died and was
buried two weeks ago at Butte, Mon
tana.
= Mr.. Evans was formerly resident
of Spring Green.
Mrs. Henrietta Schwarner, wife of
r. G.. Schwarner, of Sank City, died
at her home Friday, July II, after
long illness. Deceased was born in
Germany in 1854 Funeral services
were held at the home at o'clock on
Monday afternoon, Rev C. M. Zenk Of
floating.
Besides the husband, son George
and daughter, Miss Ruth the deceased
is survived by three brothers, Henry
Hanusa of Alma Center, and Charles
and Gustav of Leland, one sister, Mrs.
D. P Linch of Council Bluffs, Ia, and
two half-sisters, Mines. Minnie Emery
of Prairie du Sac and Adolph Gargolla
Of Horav Creek
George w. McCready
, George w. McCready, well known
, citizen of Sank county, died suddenly
of heart disease at o'clock this morn
, ing at his home on Eighth street in
this city. He was about his duties as
usual on Monday and retired feeling
in normal health. During the night
Mrs. McCready heard him as if in dis
tress and hurried to his side. She
found him unconscious and went at
once to the nearest neighbor, Mich
olas Kieffer. Word was sent to Mr..
and Mrs A. L. Young, Mrs. Young and
Mrs. McCready being sisters, and to
others. A physician came and found
that Mr.. McCready had died as indi-
Gated above. His demise was a great
shock to his family and to his many
friends.
Mr.. McCready was born near Black
Hawk in this county, and would have
been IS years old next Monday, July
| 20, 1918. His father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. John McCready, were pio-
neer settlers at Black Hawk, and the
son has always resided there and in
this city. Mr. and Mrs. McCready
came to Baraboo number Of years
ago, erecting a new home on Eighth
and Barker streets that they might
enjoy life in it's fullest measure apart