Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-01
Services Conducted at Madison On
Thursday Afternoon With
Many Distinuished Present
RITUAL OF MASONIC ORDER
GIVEN BY c. E. SHAFFER
lnterment Is Made Near the Grav-
es of Many NOtables--Casket
Covered With Flowers

Funeral services for the late r. d
Marshall, twenty-four years a mem
Der of the supreme court, we're held
Thursday afternoon at Madison and
a most distinguished assemblage, in
cluding many judges and attorneys
from various parts of the state, filed
the Masonic Temple. The ritual OF
the Masonic order was given by G. E
Shaffer, assisted by W. w. Gilman
while Rev. l.. A. Brenner of the Chip
pewa Falls Methodist Episcopal
church spoke with fine appreciation
Of the virtues Of the dead. Judge Mar
shalls tavOritc song, Face To Face"
was sung by George Walker, and the
Masonic choir sang "The Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere"
Members of the family present be-
side Mrs Marshall were w. S. Mar
shall of DeltOn. a brother, and his
wife, Mrs. Samuel Jenkins of Chip
pewa Falls, a sister, and her husband
Mrs. Mary Wiley, of Milwaukee, a
niece. and Arthur ID. Jenkins of Chip
pewa Falls. a nephew. Mrs. E. NJ
HOag Of BarabOo, who was a student
in Prof. J. S. Kimballs Collegiate In
stitUte with Judge and Mrs. Marshall
in girlhood days, was with the family.
Honorary pallbearers attending
were:
From Madison-Chief Justice A. j.
Vinje and Justices Burr W. Jones, F.
c. Eschweiler, w. S. owen, Chris
DOerfler and C. H. Crownhart. Dean
II. s. Richards. Attorney General w.
J. Morgan, Mayor Milo KittlesOn,
Judge A. j. Zimmerman, o. d. Bran
denburg, Fl. l.. Butler. L. NJ Hanks.
f. J. Young, F. w. Hoyt, Judge E.
Ray Stevens and w R. Bagley.
From Chippewa Falls-T. j. Connor
ID. Buchanan, Jr., T. j. Cunningham,
Mayor O'Neill, Orrin Larrabee, Aug
ust Mason, B. d. Viles, Henry Casper.
From Superior-Judge G. z. Luse,
Louis Hannitch
From Eau Clarie-Judge Wickham,
G. +. Bundy.
From Milwaukee H. J. Killilea,
Lyman Powell, Nathan Glicksman, w.
II. Timlin.
From Appleton-President Samuel
Plantz.
From Green Bay-P. H. Martin
From Neillsville - Judge James
O'Neill.
From Manitowoc-L. j. Nash.
From Janesville-John NJ. White
head.
Active PalIbearers
Active pallbearers were: Ralph E..
Thomas, Gibson G. Glasier, r. D. Jen-
kins, Harry c. Walker, Alexander
Wiley, Arthur A. Mcleod.
Others present were:
From Delton-Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Hilman, Guy House and Mr.. and
Mrs. Achtenberg.
From BarabOo-H. H. Hubert.
From Prairie du Sac-Miss Jennie
Baker
Sleeps With Notables
The Marshall lot at Forest Hill,
Madison, is just at the right of the
entrance, the closest possible to the
front fence, and but a few yards
away lie former Senator John c..
Spooner, Judge Ramanzo Bum, DR..
Charles Kendall Adams, Colonel Hen
ry Casson and the wife of President
r. A. Birge. The wives OF two Chef
Justices only recently widowed, Mrs.
]. B. Winslow and Mrs. r. G.. Sic
becker, were among the mourners.
Rain, which fell almost continuous
ly throughout the day, stopped dur
ing the services at the cemetery.
The casket bearing the Masonic
emblem, was covered with a great
floral blanket, but one of the many
beautiful offerings coming from many
places. Ii is a circumstance not gen.
orally known, but disclosing the
gentle sentimentately of the dead, that
he wears in his last sleep hose knit
ted by his own beloved mother and
which he had carefully kept for this
occasion.