Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-19

Anderson, Neitzel, Ryan. Stewart
and all played fast clean game.
Manager Tudor is trying to make ar
engagements to bring Go. F. of Portage
here. This team won the A. A. q.
championship aud are the strongest
team in the state.
Miss Annie Hazeltine, who was the
cashier for the Stanley company for
a number of years, has taken place
with Risley Brothers.
Mrs. D. L. Montgomery has gone to
California to visit number of weeks.
Her husband accompan her as far
is Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ma'quardt, who
i've near Barsboo, went to Milwaukee
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Msrquardt's brother, William Pietz,
who died suddenly in that city.
Miss Ellen DAlsy OF Detroit, Michi
gan, who spent several weeks in Bara-
boo, has gone to Monroe where she
will be guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Collentine.
Miss Ina Washburn of Hinsdale,
Montana, who visited at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wash
burn, for the past three weeks, has
returned to the west.
j. l.. Bonham is still looking st
every mans boots as people go by.
While his team was standing on Wal
nut street some fellow smelled a cold
wave coming and walked off with the
boots while the mtlkman was not
looking.
The state supreme court, 10 the
case of DR.. Austin Olmstead versus
the town of Greenfield, Monroe
county, held that town cannot bs
required to grub out stumps in the
highway just to make automobile
travel safe.
The state Is preparing to have
printed the list of automobile owners
in the state with the numbers of
their licenses. There are about 5000
names in the list. The volume is dis
tributed to chiefs of police and
sneriffs and Is used chiefly for the de-
tention Of 81 ee ders and of people In
volvsd in accidents.
This office has received a copy of
the San Diego Union which tells of the
go, 900 who cslebr 4ted straw hat day
ia thas city recently. The paper YVES
sent by Guy o. GIazier and shows
such scenes as men going ABOUT with
out coats, in white suiss, bathing and
doing other things not to be expected
in this climate. Mr.. Glazier was q
former resident of BRraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Gollmar have
received crate of large grapefruit
from Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Ringing, who
are spending the winter at Sarasota,
Florida. To say that the venerable
couple was pleased with such fine
9ifs is not equal to being able to en-
| JOY eating them. The fruit is both
Large and juicy.
| Work on the wagon road west of
the village of Merrimack is progress
ing ra pidly. The road was very low
| for q quarter of q mile outside the
village limits and crew of men has
been engaged for some tine, filling in
with foundation of big rocks covered
with layer of clay. The clay is now
being hauled from a nearby hill and
the road is assuming q finished sp-
pearance. A cement culvert near the
center of the fill Is also la the course
| of nstruction.-Portage Register.
Thieves made a raid on the feed
barn and rigs left in the yard at the
local livery Wednesday night of last
week, taking several fur robes, NIT.
tens, overshoes and fur coat, the
property belonging to people from tine
surrounding country who were In town
that night to attend the play at POSTS
opera house. Leslie Knickerbocker
and David Evans of Wyoming lost
fur coat, fur robe and two pairs of fur
mittens which were lett in front OF the
stall in which their horses were tied,
and Herbert Smith of Bear Creek lost
a robe which was taken from bis bug
gy. The same night two sets of har-
ness were stolen from Frank Lloyd
Wfight's barn juss across the river u
| Spring Green News.