The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-09-22
Albion Prairie.

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Mr. Alma Marsden transacted business
in Ft Atkinson last Saturday.
Miss Matte Vickers of Albion is spend
! ING few days with Mrs Sam Hall.
Miss Maud Green of Topeka, Kansas,
is visiting relatives here this week.
! Mrs Jane Cooper of Sumner is spend
| inc a few weeks with Mrs Leonard Mars
den.
Mr. Fred MADISON and Mr. Sam Hall
delivered stock to Milton buyers Wednes-
day.
Misses Mae and Viola Marsdan are at
tending school at Edgerton again this
year.
Mrs FL Goodrich of Edgerton spent a
few days last week with Mrs Arthur
Vickers.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Green returned
home after spending week with rela-
tives at Dayton, Wis.
Rev J Lindsey returned home Satur-
day after spending few days with rela-
tives at Mineral Point.
Mr. G. B Barber, Mr. Steve Saunders
and Mr. w Crandall returned last Thurs
day from the home of their childhood in
Rhode Island.
Some of the farmers have been offered
TIC for their tobacco and have refused
to take it. They know they have the
goods that will sell for more.
Julius Bartz has a horse that is the
envey of all horsemen around, it won
first prize in the running race at Edger
ton and first prize of $50 at Evansville.
How is that for little farm horse.
Roy Stewart who worked for Mr. S
Marsden from 1871 until 1876 and then
left to take some horses to the Philadel-
phia exposition, has just returned, being
absent just % years to the day.
Archie ane Earl Marsden are the recip-
tents of a Shetland pony, harness and
buggy having four small wheels to be
used for the pony and four large wheels
so it can be used for a large horse, it is
the donation of all the little folks.
About forty young people assembled
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs s Tall Sat
urday evening, the occasion being Har-
pleasant evening was passed and at ten
after which Jonathan Marsden presented
Harlow, in behalf of those present, with
a handsome shaving outfit. The COM
pany departed wishing him many happy
returns of the day.
You'll never get tired, tagged out,
disappointed, unhappy, or make mistakes
in marriage if you use Rocky Mountain
Tea Perry & Doty.
Stoughton.
August Jernberg, real estate dealer
at 100 Washington street, Chicago, con-
fesses bankruptcy, with no assets.
Among the creditors is the defunct Dane
County bank, which has a claim against
Jernberg for $23,2O7.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Sept 10Th, of Miss Minnie Palmer to
Bert Richmond of Lodi. The ceremony
took place at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs Ira Palmer on
Madison street.
Sometime between midnight and day
light Thursday morning robbers broke
open the side door of the postoffice and
took the small change in the drawer,
which amounted to thirty cents, a sum
not calculated to encourage the marau-
der to any further operations in postof
flee burglary.
Mr. John Thompson, the prominent
pillow manufacturer of Beloit, has donat-
ed $3.50 to the Home for the Aged near
this city and $1,000 to the Lutheran
Seminary of the Nor. Synod, just being
built at Hamline, between st Paul and
Minneapolis. Mr. Thompson is evident
ly man of the right kind.
Articles of incorporation for a new
bank were filed Thursday for record with
the Register of Deeds. The incorpora-
| tors were DR. F B Hyland, o E Terry,
and K G Olsen, and the bank, which will
be known as the Department State
Bank will have capital stock of $685.
| 600. The business will be conducted in
| the Department store, where the officers
of the bank will Immediately fit up suit
| able rooms for the purpose, the vault
having been provided for when the build
| ing was erected. DR. Hyland will be the
first president and X G Olson it's first
cashier. The three incorporators are at
present the sole stockholders but it is
understood that others not in the city at
present will also become stockholders.
A new city hall to cost from $1,000 to
$4,000 in our city. is not among the i'm
possibilities. The land on which to erect
the same having already been purchased.
The lot is slightly one on the corner
east of Aaker's livery barn. The build
ing will be two story and basement. The
basement will be used for city Jail, the
first floor for an engine room and fire.
mems apparatus, including tower for
hanging up hose for drying and court
room. The second story will comprise
firemen's room, council chamber, mayors
Office and city clerks Office.
Porter.
Miss Maud Tracy of Leyden is visiting
friends here.
E P Wixom of GAINESVILLE was caller