Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-17
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Louis MOBILES of the 48th Coast Ar.
tillery who has been in France, and
Felix Zenella, who has been in IL
Ord. Guard Co., in South Carolina
have returned to DEVILS Lake where
they were located before the war
working in the quarry.
Chief of Police S. A. Pelton has re.
celved a message from Redwood
Mimi, asking him to hold a man
caught near the high school building
Evidently the officers at Redwood
have in mind the man who burglar
lied the school buildings at Winona
La Crosse, and Sparta, being caught
here afterward. The officer came from
La Crosse, reaching Baraboo by the
way of Portage to keep Sparta from
getting him, so they stated, and took
him to the Gateway City. The man
gave his name as Otto Wolgart,
Kewanee, Ill.
Robert Isenberg, aged three years,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Isenberg.
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After an attack of the influenza
trouble developed in his hip and he
has been in bed for four months, ten
weeks of which have been in the
hospital. 1t is necessary to have
weights attached and the situation is
not pleasant. He is cheerful, however,
and meets the situation like man.
Evon Heytenn has returned from
overseas service with the 330th Ma
chine gun outfit. He has been in the
service over eleven months and was
just in the front line trenches when
the armistice was signed He was dis
charged at Camp Grant. The soldier
is a brother Of Alfons Heytenn of this
city and has been staying at the
Claude Newell residence.
Every newspaper man has a good
right to be fighting hot nearly every
day of his life. A newspaper man can
say nice things about a man, can puff
up his business, compliment every
of his family, lie like a sin
ner to help man out of his mistakes,
but if a two line item gets into the
paper that don't strike the mans van
ity, or if the newspaper man don't
conduct his private and public bust
hess according to Mr.. Mans idea, he
forgets all the favors the newspaper
man has done him and goes Ola the
war path, knocking against the paper.
ic fU nf
it generally makes some
fellow your friend.-Levang's Weekly.
The marriage Of Miss Alice F. Nc
Gilvra, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: Geo.
B. McGilvra, to Willard Sheaf Of Her
kimel, N. Y. will take place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ira Hawkins of
South Britain, Conn, on Wednesday,
April Is. After a trip to New York
city, Washington, d. c., Atlantic City
and Philadelphia they VII be at home
at 905 Church street, ~Herkimer N. Y.
Mr.. Hawkins is Mrs. McGilvra's
cousin. Their only child Mabel and
Alice were very dear friends, but she
passed away three years ago
Where is Claud Brisbin of Leona,
Wis, soldier in France? Mrs Nina
Niles, 1873 Water street, Baraboo, has
received a letter from Mrs William
Brisbin, the soldiers mother asking
about him. Sometime ago the son of
Mrs. Niles and Claud Brisbin were in
he same hospital in France, the latter
from rheumatism 20 such an
extent that he could not write.
George Niles wrote a letter for him
md in that way the two families have
become interested in each other A
ew lines in the newspapers may~bring
some word from France to Mrs. Bris
,ir providing any of the Baraboo sol
liers have seen him. Some time ago
Private Niles left the hospital, the two
low being separated. Mrs. Brisbin
Lsks Mrs. Niles if she has heard from
he missing soldier. Mrs. Brisbin
writes it seems years since the boys
vent away. Another son. from who
he had not heard for long time,
$ dead He was killed in action on
uly 20, Mrs. Brisbin writes Mrs.
liles.