The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-03-24
Milton Junction.

Mr. Shaded is very low with consump-
tion.
Mrs Tickner is taking care of Mrs Ella
! Brown
Mr. Theo Butts still remains in very
, poor health.
Mr. and Mrs Parker have moved to
: Raraboo.
Miss Minerva Coon of Edgerton, called
on relatives here this week.
Miss Fanny Urban is entertaining her
sister from Fl Atkinson.
Mis- Ella Brown does not improve as
fast as her friends would wish.
One of Mrs Philip Marquart's sons has
moved into the home with his father.
The school entertainment Saturday
night promises to be very entertaining
affair.
Mrs Susan McNitt of Caro-, Ill, visited
at Stephen Kern's and E d Coon's last
Friday.
John Owen is having a we'll drilled at
his home. A much needed improve
ment.
Mrs Richmond and children and Mrs
Collins of Lima, visited at s Mills last
| Sunday.
Rev G W Burdick and wife visited at
VIM Watson'e, near Edgerton, Wednes-
day.
Charles Ogden received the news of the
death of his step father, Mr. Elisha Coon
at Albion Monday.
The Good Templars will hold five
cent social in the hall next Tuesday even
ing. Everybody is invited.
The funeral of Mrs Rebecca Morgan
will be held from the M E church at 2 p
NJ Friday, Rev Burdick officiating.
DR. E S Hall and family attended the
fifty-fourth anniversary of his parents
marriage near Richmond Monday.
Ed Coon went to Walworth Wednes-
day afternoon, called there by the death
of Mrs Angeline Clarke, who was 80 years
of age.
Mrs Maud (Chamberlain) Allen and
husband, of Watertown, visited at :
Kern's this week. They were on their
bridal tour.
Miss Maud Crandall of Walworth, was
in town Tuesday night on her way to
Albion to attend the funeral of her
grandfather, Elisha Coon.
We understand DR. Geo e Coon is do
ing we'll at Rockdale, we are glad to
hear. DR. Coon and family would be a
good addition to any town.
There was load of Indian Ford Good
Templars visiting the Milton Junction
lodge Tuesday night. Six young men
were initiated into the lodge here that
night.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Latta of Amigo
stopped between trains Monday and
Wednesday on their way to and from
Albion with the remains of A B Lawton,
father of Mrs Latta.
Mrs Williams, mother of Mrs L.. A.
Richardson of this place. died in Chicago
Saturday and the body was brought to
Milton and was taken to Johnstown
Centre for burial Tuesday
The lecture delivered at the AZ E
church Monday evening, by Rev Hall
"How to Reach the Top Shelf" was as
good as any yet given in the course and
was highly appreciated by those who
heard it.
Fire has destroyed the house occupied
by Mr. Harrington on the old "Alanson
Coon" farm. They lost many things
Miss Grace Harrington saving only the
clothes she wore at the time.
Our town has had it's share of sorrow
the past week in the death of Mrs Re.
beaca Morgan beloved by every one who
knew her, and although in her Goth year
was clear and bright in her mind nearly
to the last hour
The remains of Mr. Anderson of Wau
kesha, a brakeman .on the Wisconsin
Central, who was killed by the cars al
Fond du Lac, here to his wife's cousins
Charles Ogden. from which place the flu
neral was held on Monday. Mrs Ander
son was Miss Carrie Burdick. She has
one child, boy. Her father, Ira Bur
dick, accompanied her.