Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23
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CAMP DOUGLAS

Baraboo people who visited
Camp Douglas on Sunday, Cover
nOr's Day, were extended every
hospitality of the camp by the
| Baraboo boys of Co. H 12Sth inf
The company's mess kitchen was
thrown open to the visitors, many
of whom partook of the soldier
fare. The kitchen is in charge OF
Sgt. Harry Dibble and the cook
ing is done by George Prema. The
boys report that the meals turned
out by this combination are all
I.that could be asked. Visitors who
partook of the camp menu on Sun
day will vouch for the fact that
the boys are we'll fed.
The first few days in camp were
made uncomfortable by heat dur
ing the daytime and mosquitoes o.
nights but with cooler weather and
the issuance of mosquito bar the
boys eport that everything IS fine.
| The Baraboo company was on
the pistol range last week and sew
eral of the men did very good
shooting. Their work on the
machine gun range has been de-
cidedly satisfactory and the men
are making good progress. On
Sunday a squad from the company
took part in machine gun demon
stration for the benefit of visitors.
R. B. Curtis, formerly Of Bara-
boo, is a frequent visitor at the
camp being employed by the state
quartermaster.
Sunday Guests
Visitors who registered at Co.
H camp on Sunday were:
Mrs. Paul L. Stewart, Mrs. Fred
E. McCoskrie, Dr. and Mrs. Clausen
Steckl, Glen (Buck) Dibble, Harold
Jones CTubby), Larry Hess, Mars
den Fisher, clarence Crawford,
Alice Fisher, Harold Bair, Evelyn
Grover, P. Thompson, Opel Thomp-
son, Geo. Thompson, Catherine
Klett, Alice Muth, Roy Kenny,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morey and sons,
Grace SCAR, Ina Whitley (Reeds-
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant s..
Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Bur?
ton and daughter Lucille Grace, Mr..
and Mrs. Grin T. Burton and son
Chester, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Squires,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Watkins, Mrs.
w. H. Caflisch, Buernadeen Jones,
Alymer Caflisch, Audrey Caflisch,
Aledra Caflisch, Baraboo; Ger
trude Rudolf, Fritzie Rudolf, Willie
\ Rudolf, Tomah; Lester Boyd, Wal
| ter Rix, Carroll A. Beige, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Groskopf, Alma Gros-
kopf, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Webster,
La Verne Cayen, Charles William
Webster, Jr., Floyce Newell Mrs. H.
Newell, Glea Newell, Mrs. c. HRS
chinger, Carl Hirschinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Koepler, Mrs. Hazel Lund
and daughter Phyllis, Mrs. Cora
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ziegler,
Mrs. Norman Johnson, Geneyieve
Johnson, George Neis, Ben Kirner,
Prairie du Sac; Curt Compton,
Frances Jones, Esther Schadde,
Florence Lucht, Geneyieve Sarring
ton, D. Buehler, Mabel Thomas, j.
Lenihan, Vera Meyer, Arthur
Zauft, Mr.. and Mrs. V. H. Able
man and family, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
F. Ableman, Eta Schulze, Agnes
Gregory, e. G. Accola, Charles R.
OFT, Emma OFT, Paul M. Cyan,
Mrs. P. NJ. Cyan, Frances Fraeser,
Harriet Mary Chambers, G. w.
Anderson Rachel Mash, Ar
thur Gomon, Rose Gomon, En-
ma Sarrington, Ben Jones, S. j.
Hood, G. IT. Hood, Mrs. G. H.
Hood, w. H. Stewart, Mrs. w. H.
Stewart, Charles H. Stewart, Mrs.
Charles H. Stewart, Ethel Arndt,
Mrs. R. E. Hattie, Mrs. E. Dwy-
er, Robert E. Hattie, Emmett Dwy-
er, Marie Foley, Loretta Foley,
Mary Elizabeth Reinking, Thelma
Page, Eleanor Mead, Vera Templin,
Mrs. F. T. Finn, Mrs. R. Yearman,
Mr.. r. Yearman, Aida Beaver,
Ivan Yearman, Baraboo; George
Buchanan, Gertie Bargrud, Madi-
/ son.