Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-04
COOK FUNERAL
NORTH FREEDOM


church Rev. Nuzum and Rev. Henke
of Baraboo and Rev. Wilcox oficiat-
ing. The pallbearers were: r. NJ.
Dickie; +. b. Mccoy, John Dickie,
II. NJ. Eschenbach, w. c. Hill and d.
w. Seeley. The singers were ]. w.
Warne, A. r. Knapp. Mrs. r. Hessel-
grave and Mrs. A. Grosinske accom-
panied by Mrs. A. A. Johnson. In
terment was in Oak Hill cemtery. The
services at the grave were Masonic
Judge Bonham of BarabOo giving the
ritual service The relatives from out
Of town who were here were Clarence
Cook of Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Foulkes son Robert and
daughter Margaret of Winneconne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Foulkes sons
Charles and Walter of Viola, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Smith Elroy, Mrs. Annie
TOpliff Dodgeville and a brother Of
the deceased Of Stoughton
The following were confirmed by
Rev. j. Freund in the Lutheran
church on Palm Sunday: Lester Arm
bruster, Hilmer Gall, Lawrence Stab
nav, Florence Armbruster and La
veta Gall.
Mrs. Ann Hackett has returned
from visit to her son Joshua and
family at Lake Geneva.
The Sunshine club met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Fanny Treloar.
Miss Inez Webster of La Vale is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Harold Gun
nison.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hertz
son Saturday April 20.
II. E. Smell of Juda was in town
Saturday,
Carroll Hackett of Eau Claire was
here the last of the week.
Ernest Seeley and family of La
Sunday.
Vale visited relatives here last
Mrs. II. A. Myers has been having
a severe time with infection in her
hand caused from a slight scratch
with a wire clothes line.
Bert King, who was badly burned
by an electric wire while at his work
in Indiana several weeks ago is the
guest of his sister Mrs. H. Weston
haVeT and MRS. AWE Rist
Mrs. Mary Blachly hes returned
from Harvey, H., where she spent the
winter. Her daughter Miss Doris was
also here for the weekend.
J. f. Wagner was in Wonewoc on
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Douglas have
moved to the Schenkat place on the
south side.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Richardson and
daughter Jean were up from Prairie
du Sac Sunday.
A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Koenecke was held in the
parlors of the Lutheran church Tues
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Koenecke
have purchased a residence in Reeds
burg and will make their home there.
H. Sturdevant has rented their farm
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hanger have
moved into the Mertzke home in the
west end of town
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Elias and daugh-
ter of Reedsburg visited the formers
parents Mr. and Mrs S. p. Elias on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wagner have
moved TO Loganville where he has
employment in a store.
Mrs. Donald Wyman. Jr. and chill
dIen have returned to Washington her
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cozart and baby who
have been visiting relatives in DIN,
Iowa several weeks have returned
and will live at La Rue
Alvah Hackett is in Milwaukee.
August Smith is again able to be
uptown after having been i'll several
months.
Rev. Carver of Lodi gave his lee
tnre IN George Washington at the
NJ. f. church Tuesday evening.
Miss Mabel Scott has returned af-
ter spending a week with her parents
near KilbOurn.
Miss Esther Seiles has returned to
her duties in the A. A. Johnson store
after being absent Sc ,eral weeks on
account of the poor health Of her
mother.
There Will be citizens meeting in
the Deyhle & Schanket Hall Friday
evening 10 arrange the Decoration
Day program.
The North Freedom Baptist church
has just had the pleasure of having
had with them Wallace Hamilton of
the Moody Bible Institute where he is
fitting himself as an inter denOmina
tional Evangelist. Mr.. Hamilton has
only been in training a short time,
in fact he became a Christian less
than years ago.
A good bass voice a fine memory
for names and faces, a pleasing per-
sonality but still more his earnest zeal
a passion for souls and his love for
Gods truth. give him a wonderful
hold upon all that come within his
influence and especially upon the
young people,.