The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-09-01
Albion Prairie.

Tobacco is nearly all in the shed and
it is very fine crop.
Mrs Lee of Stebbinsville, is the guest
of Mrs Mary Bunting.
Mr. and Mrs Ell Taylor of Albion, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs S Hall.
Will Horton sustained broken shout
der in runaway Saturday night.
Mr. Arthur Vickers spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Ell Goodrich at Edgerton.
George Vickers of Albion, has Just fin
ished some mason work for Mr. Isaac
Dickinson.
Mrs George Vickers of Albion, has
been spending a few days with her
brother, Isaac Dickinson.
Miss Matte Vickers and her cousin
Miss Spike of Stebbinsville, visited rela-
tives on the Prairie Saturday.
There will be an ice cream sociable
held at the home of Henry Anderson on
Saturday evening, Sept 9th. All are in
vited to attend
-Jennie-No man can love girl with
tain Tea will make them change places
then you're all right. Perry & Doty
John Kelly of Chicago, who was here
on visit to his mother, Mrs Mary
Kelly, dropped dead Saturday night
while fishing. He was 43 years old and
unmarried.
After taking twenty-one ballots the
Isidor Cohen brought in a verdict of mot
guilty" in the municipal court Saturday
evening.
The Northwestern Railway company
had force of 300 men at work at mid
night Saturday night laying spur track
from Alton branch to some factories and
mills. The Milwaukee road mas had
surveyors at work on this ground for
some time, and it is believed the North
western people were afraid the Milwau-
kee road would build in soon and stole
march on the latter company.
A burglar entered the home of j
Fletcher, at 26O Glen street, some time
Friday night. Mr. Fletcher is a mem
Der of the grocery firm of Fletcher Bros,
and having no safe in the store Mr.
Fletcher has been in the habit of
carrying home the days receipts in
satchel and putting them under his bed.
Friday the firm got safe. Friday night
the burglar who had been watching Mr.
Fletcher take the satchel home entered
the house by way of the dining room
window, forcing it open. and proceeding
through the sitting room to Mr. Fetch
er's bed room, took his pants that were
hanging over chair and made his es-
cape. Mr. Fletcher found his pants in
the front yard yesterday morning minus
dollar in change. The days receipts
were in the safe.
Frank Fluer blew out the gas upon
retiring to bed in the Office of Galbraiths
barn on East Milwaukee street, late
Saturday night, and when discovered
Sunday morning was as near death as
man could possibly be and survive to tell
the tale. Another ten minutes and his
obituary would now be chronicled in
stead of his narrow escape. F'luer is a
young man about twenty-five years of
age who came to this city recently from
his home in Kansas and for some time
has been employed by John Decker on
Milton avenue as farm hand. When
in the city he has been in the habit of
stopping at the house of Mrs Mary
Monahan, 152 East Milwaukee street.
VIM Lyons, a resident of Otter Creek,
was badly injured in runaway accident
last week. His horse ran away on the
Milton avenue road, about three-quar-
tiers of mile out of town. He was
thrown violently to the ground, striking
heavily on his face, which was fright
fully bruised and cut. When found, he
was unconscious and had apparently
been laying by the roadside for some
time.