Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-04-15

lott to SpenO b rev Gays WIN ner Son,
CIavton Rodwell, VINO is connected with
one of the theatres there.
Richard Keane, the unfortunate lad
who had his 'fees crushed in tine yards
Wednesday, was tax en- to q Madison
hospital this morning.
Ray Sherman, one of the engineers
rrnningEout~of Adams lhasretewned from
Baraboo, where he haG been for week
receiving Gnedical treatment. Ray lad
a siege of'the grippe and ether coaEpli-
cations set in md he had bad tine of
lit for the past six weeks.+-Adams Ad-
'vertiser.
Mr.. annd Mrs. M0ntros Pelton hsyye re-
turned to their hcne in Reedsbnrg af-
ter a snort visit at the S. A, Pelton
home on East street.
Arobber invaded ttne raiir0ad yards
at Spokane and cuttthe hair from the
tails of 100 horses being held for ship
ment to Chicago. The horses were mot
mutilated otherwise, but tits said the
disbursement of their taile will make
them practically 'unsaleaDae. 1t ts es-
timated that the thief carried away
about 80 pounds.of hair, 'weiued at eight
cents a pound netting him 500. The
villain is worseFthan the witch which
cut the tail from Tam O'ShGnter3 %
mare.
The anaualTneetiHgRGf the Presbsste-
rian church was held Thursday even
ing in the paraors. Reports We're given
by the officers, secretaries and treasur-
ers of the church and societies connect
ed withit. The work of the year h AS
been marked by progress. The finances
were we'll rcgred for, 4552997. 16 raised for
current. expenses and $50 so cents for
benovelenees4a and charity. Twelve Gnem-
bers were added daring the year and
81 baptized
The following officers were re~elect~
ed:
Trastees--E. j. Battles, E. M.Hoag
Deacons = Henry ucht, IT. "A. Nehs.
Elders. w. Wright, G. %. Mc Ar
thur, F. A. Nehs.
w. S. 'Seyler wae chosen an elder and
will be ordained at,the Sunday anorning
service.
On Thursday ewening at the Baraboo
with the Madison High school pupils on
the question; Resolved that the Com
mission form of Government isthe best
The Judges were Professor Wright of
La Crosse, Professor Heite of 8ilroy
and Professor Hockey of Madison. They
decidedrtwo to One'in favor of Madison.
The Baraboo team was represented by
Lloyd Gasser, Robert Draper and Rolla
Black and Madison by Ward, BLACK and
Quincy. r. B. Gniggs presided and a
dancing party followed the debate. An
enjoyable eveningiis reported.
1t has,been decided to raise purse
for Master Richard Keane who was
injured while in the Chicago e. North
western yards OF "Wednesday evening,
Charles w. Whitman has been named
to receivesthe money and expend it for
the care, education, r&nd to purchase an
artificial limb or lTrabs for the unfqrtu
nate boy. Those who desire to aid may
leave their contributions at either of
the Baraboe banks or the Corner Drug
store. All interested in the boy will
be glad to O. tend aid at this time for
it is a case where & dollar or few"dol-
lars will go long way in bringing syn
shine into a youthful life. short time
ago hoy about the same age lost both
hands ON a railroad intMiIwaukee and q
large sum has been subscribed in that
city that he may be given an education
and care
A member Of the Dusty Rhodes So
ciety called at the F. w. Steiner hone
near Lonaira, Wisconsin,. for handout.
He was given a place atfhe table and
finished up two big plates of pancakes.
bread, butter and two cups of coffee
Fifteen minaites later he was seated at
Ed. Steiner's table. only one half mile
away rnunchiag down another meal of
breakfast food. one half loaf of bread
coffee cake, some S3omemade
sausage. butter honey and two cups
of coffee. At the A. P. Cortto home,
.one-fourth mile up the road, he got
more breakfast food, meat, sandwiches
a half dozen pieces of cake and his &C.
customed two cups of coEee. 4 half
mile farther up the road he was sym
7athi2ed with by another kind lady
Mrs, Cantzler-who fried some pota-
toes, a big dish of roast beef, grassy,
lore bread and this time three cups of
coffee. When last seen this capacitated