Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-02

has national reputation in this field.
1t was also decided by the con-
ference to petition the general
council of the Lutheran synod for
the Luther Memorial church in tha4
city. The petition will be granted,
according to Rev. H. e. Snyder.
Following this plan, an $4,000
church building will be erected.
About $4,000 of this sum is already
in sight for the building.
Several reports have been circulat-
ed that the safe recently stolen froM
the H. S. Porter feed store had been
found. Such places as the fair ground
the cemetery and the city stone crush
err have been mentioned. Mr. Porter
says the ten dollars reward is stiM
still jingling in his pocket and that
he will be glad to give them to any
one who will bring back the missing
article, weighing about 800 pounds.
Mike Shields, over in Marietta,
Crawford county, had an experience
Monday that he will not forget in
hurry, and one that he can thank hbs
lucky stars turned out SO luckily. "A
the Evert Culvert auction sale a short
time ago he purchased four swarm@
of bees and was just taking them
home In some unaccountable maM-
m h
ably by the bumpy condition of this
roads, and not few OF them took
their spite out on the horses. They
ran away, tipped the rig over, and m
the melee Mr.. Shields was badly
stung. He was rushed to this city
and placed under the care of a physi-
clan, who quickly allayed his suffer
ings. The bees settled in the midd(s
of the road and we understand that
several people. attempting to go home
ON that road had to make a big detoHr
in order to avoid the angry insects
Boscobel Dial.
Miss Mamie Mortimer of Irontoa
went this morning to North Freedom
to visit few days. While in Barac
boo she visited her aunt, Mrs George
Hawkins.
Dr. and Mrs. HaZeltine have retura-
ed from Canada, where they went 20
get their three daughters, Ruth, Flor
ence and Louise, who have been liv-
ing there. The young ladies win
make their permanent home here
Mrs. Raymond Owens, formerly Miss
Minnie Meyers of Baraboo, who was
recently married at Cedar Rapids, Ia,
will be at home in that city, where
her husband has a position in a drag
store. Mrs. Owens was formerly em-
ployed in the News office.
O. P. Anacker, superintendent of the
market in ST. Paul, is in the city, q
guest of his sister, Mrs. Marie Sch1-
mer. 1t is his first visit to Baraboo m
thirty-four years, and he sees many
changes and improvements in the city
and country round about Baraboo. H~
visited relatives and old friends in
Portage and Milwaukee before COM
ing to this city.
Distribution of the new mintage OF
dimes has started in Chicago and yea
may meet one at almost any time in
Baraboo. The dimes were coined at
the San Francisco mint. The desiga
is simple, Liberty with winged cap
is shown on the fore side, and on the
reverse is fascis. A spray of leaves
entwines the fasces, aside of which 10
printed "E Pluribus Unum." The
dime was designed by Adolph A. Vein
man. The initial "W." is printed ON
the face Of the coin It is remembeY.
ed that when the new pennies were
circulated the initial of the designer
was on the front Of the coin, and On
account of this the coins were ordered
recalled