Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-29

She then insisted upon walking
home, some four blocks. When she
reached the steps of her house, she
fell down exhausted, but refused to be
assisted and continued alone.
1t was at this juncture that she re-
gained control of her arm. SO she is
now practically we'll and is walking
around the house, performing house
hold duties that shelhas not been able
TO do during twenty-six years,
Sheriff William Welk has received
telephone message from Portage 10
be on the lookout for young man by
! the name of Charles Reynolds. He is
desc ribed as about twenty years old,
feet and three inches tall, wears
black overcoat with fur collar, dark
blue suit and cap. On Monday he
was seen on the road between Baraboo
nd Portage coming toward this city.
No reason is given for his leaving
home and his parents are very anxious
10 learn his whereabouts.
Miss Ethel Shatto, who is studying
in Berlin, Germany, writes to her
aunt, Mrs. w. s. Pierce, at Cassell
that she Yves privileged to attend the
celebration of the Tooth anniversary of
the battle of Leipsig and the dedica-
ton of the monument. After the process
sion of royalty had passed others were
allowed to approach the monu-
ment and view the laurel
wreaths placed upon it. Attached to
one wreath was @ tiny star spangled
banner. o. examination il was found
| that the wreath was presented by the
! Wisconsin descendants of heroes of the
| battle Of Leipsig. Miss Shatto has
also visited the Harz country and the
! two Luther towns, Eisleben, where he
was born end where he died, and Wit
| tenberg, where be posted his theses for
maliy defying the ruling churc1 =
| Spring Green News.
Daniel and William Messner, at one
time residents in the town of Frank
lin, are visiting former friends here
abouts, among them Fisher Bros. and
Kunzelnan Bros. The Messmers left
Sank county about thirty years ago,
going to Iowa and later to Nebraska.
Daniel and William Messner now re-
side In Minnesota and another brother,
Louis, lives ia Iowa.
Hans OkFrn Willie Herfort and
Charles Mosher CT Baraboo and Leon
Brown of South Dakota decided they
would depopulate the Wisconsin
river of fish, attacking the problem
just above Kilbourn. While cutting
hole in the river, Mosher saw the
pick sink ito the bottom like acobble
stone in pool. About this time Her
fort was 10 oking into the hole and while
be stood aghast his new meershaun
pipe slipped from his mouth and also
plunged below like fiery comet drop
ping from the sky. Is left q trail of
smoke behind and the fish of the river
are exhibiting the pick and pipe as
rare specimens from the world above
The case against RALPH e. Sweet of
Reedsburg has been continued until
next month. He is accused of enter
ing a hardware store. The young
man Is one of those who came to Bar
aboo one summer night ia a borrowed
automobile, the trip resulting In a
wreck Of the car, Injury to one of the
young ladies and sudden flight of the
young men. District Attorney James
Ell. Hill was at Reedsburg on Friday
in connection with the case.
Friday forenoon as the train
which arrives at Baraboo at 11:2O
from the north, was speeding along
this side of North Freedom the en-
CINE came very near striking a wom-
an. There eemed to the engineer
something UNUSUAL in the actions
of the woman and when Baraboo
was reachedlthe officials were notified.
An engine was sent and the
woman was brought to Baraboo. She
told the county authorities that she