Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-03-13
NvNlli4'R EEEDOM new TREATMENT

Go to Eschcnbach and Lohmans
for your drug supplies.
the Geo. 3riUssel4, family moved to
Reedcburg Tuesdag,....s,
.birs. W.est!en{faver Of LQganEille has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alma
Angle,
The Royal Neighbors met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. w, c. Hahn.
Lunch was served by the hostess.
The school entertainment given by
the High School and grades at the NJ.
M a Hall Saturday evening was a
great success about 500 being real
Ized.
The hall was packed to it's greatest
capacity large number being in at
tendance from out of town.
w r. c.. food and apron sale Sat
nrday March15 at A A Johnson S
store
Mrs. F. H. Smith of Elroy visited
relatives here Friday.
William Smith, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Reeds
burg Sunday night, is doing well.
Wilbur Douglas was down from
Alderman Tuesday.
Mrs P. J. Virgins spent Tuesday
with relatives in Baraboo.
Mrs. d. Fullmer was called to Bara-
100 by the serious illness Of her aunt
Mrs Davenport.
Clark Holt was up from Baraboo
Tuesday
Frank Draper, who arrived at New
port News from France on the boat,
Mercury and afterward went to Camp
Eustice, Va, has been mustered out
sat Camp Grant and arrived home
Monday night He had been in France
seven months.
Henry Eschenbach entertained, his
Gather of Prairie du Sac Tuesday.
Miss Eunice Smith was home the
first of the week from the Sank
County Training School.
Mrs. A. NJ. Petteys has been i'll with
Dleurisy.
Miss Esther Bayles of Merrimack
has been visiting her sister Mrs. VIM
Lehman.
At the w. K. c. Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Albert Giese was initiated and
eater lunch was served.
Harold Barkenhagen was home from
Madison to spend Sunday
The funeral of j. T. Lawton was
Reld Thursday afternoon at the house,
Rev w. W. Perry, Milwaukee, Wis,
officiating.
The members of the Masonic order
and also of the w r. c. attended in
large number. ]. H. Gunnison and A.
r. Knapp sang.
The paIlbearers were: r. NJ. Dickie,
r. B. Dickie, w c. Hahn, William
Born, andNoIman Goodman. The
Masonic service was given by Grand
Secretary Rev. W. W. Perry. Inter
.lnent in Oak Hill cemetery.
MIR. lawtOn was an old resident Of
the village having lived here thirty
nine years, fourteen OF which he was
in the merchantile business He was
"a membe Of the G. A. r. and quarter
rgnaster Of the John Fuller post at the
slime of his death He was man OF
sterling worth and for many years
figured in the activities of the village
q2ut for the past nine years led very
souiet life on account OF his health.
The deceased was nearly seventy seV-
en- years of age and leaves, besides a
widow, one son, DR.. E. J. l4awton and
43ne daughter, Mrs. Asa Buxton, and
seven grandchildren. Those from out
Of town who were in attendance at the
funeral were; his nieces Mrs. Arthur
kohler and Mrs MILAN Castle, Mad
ison; nephews, E. e. LaWtOn, Ran
@lolph: F. II. Wade Madison, and Mrs
a. o. Lawton; Madison; also Mrs
Harry NJ. Acott r. r. Grosinske and
William TrebiIcock Baraboo.
The eight months old daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs Ed. Steve died Satur-
x4av of pneumonia and was buried
Monday in Oak Hill cemetery. The
funeral was held in the St. Pauls
Y..sSlteran church, Rev. John Freund
officiating. The father Of the child IS
4tin in service overseas.