The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-03-17


E d Coon attended the funeral of Mrs
G Boss of North YOUNGSTOWN, Tuesday.
Miss Mable Green of Rock River, is
at Frank Grey's short time.
Four new members were initiated into
the Good Templars lodge Tuesday night.
Bell Davis, daughter of Anez Davis,
seems to be failing. She has been i'll
many years.
Mrs Bell Thorpe was called to Lake
Saturday by the death Of
her mother.
DR. Shepard of Edgerton, is attending
Mrs l. Humphrey and Mrs Lasure, who
are both in poor health.
Geo Coon has purchased a fine chest
nut mare. Old Bill" will remain in the
family as long as his life lasts.
Mrs Catlen and children of Chicago,
arrived in town Tuesday night to visit
her mother, Mrs Belle Thorpe
Rev and Mrs Ronayne of Chicago,
brought the remains of their infant
daughter to this place for burial Mon
day.
Miss Edith Campbell of Auburn, MINI
called on relatives in this place on Sun
day. She is visiting her sister Gertrude
at Milton.
Albert Hook of Ba-aboo, has been
"doctoring" organs in this vicinity the
past week. They are all improved and
doing nicely. Mr. Hook understands his
business.
Al Heth has sold his barber business
to Crank Doupple, who will continue at
the same stand. We do not know where
Mr. Heth is going from here.
Mr. Cass Emmerson of Milton, has
traded his property there for the Thorpe
meat market and will run meat market
here. We are glad to welcome Mr. and
Mrs Emmerson to our midst.
Taken this month-keep you we'll all
the summer. Drives away impure blood.
The greatesr spring tonic ever offered.
Rocky Mountain Tea. Perry & Doty.
Stebbinsville.
Irene Wood is home for weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Della Spike has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Mrs Ella Heddles and little daughter
have been spending few days with her
mother, Mrs Geo Spike.
We have authority from the school
clerk to say that school will begin Mon
day, March a. The jotter owes an apol-
ogy for the mistake last week.
Harry Boothroyd passed through here
one day this week with his stock and
household goods, was bound for a farm
six miles south of the Lyden.
Mrs Thos B Stillman of Edgerton at
tended the meeting of the w r G Wed.
nesday.
The roof of Albertus Clarke's house
caught fire from a defective chimney
Wednesday, but the blaze was but out
by ID A Holmes before much damage was
done.
e B Saunders returned home Monday
from Jackson Center, Ohio, where he has
been engaged in evangelistic work for
number of weeks.
@ A Emerson will run the Rice meat
market at the Junction, he having traded
his property in this village for the mar
ket. It will be operated by the firm Of
Emerson & Crosley.
David E Ellsworth of Plainfeld, N J.
was visiting friends and relatives in Mil
ton Monday. He has been to Minneapo-
lis and other cities in the interests of G.
Potter & Sons, manufacturers of print
ing presses. of which firm he is men,
Der.
Mr. r W Brown when going to take
the train from Green Bay home Monday
afternoon, slipped upon ice and fell,
seriously injuring his shoulder. Mr.
Brown seems to be peculiarly unfortu-
nate with his shoulder, it scarcely hav-
ing recovered from a similar injury a
year and half ago.
E 81 Burdick has sold out his photo
graph business to Herbert " Saunders
of Hammond, La, who has been attend
ing college here during the past two
winters.
HanerviIIe.
Carl O'Berg's baby is reported better.
j Augustine of Leeds, is visiting his
brother.
d W Townsend's auction was well at
tended