The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-08
RAILWAY TIME ARD8.
OHIOAGO. MIL UKEE & ST. PAUL.

A new mich COW for sale by 0. h.
Pomeroy.
Wool has been coming in freely to
H. w. Child during the week.
"A 3 year old gelding, partly broke,
for sale by Claude Stout, Albion.
Mrs. Henry Johnson is passing few
weeks with relatives in Joliet, Ill.
Mrs L. Cutler of Chicago is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. T. A. Perry, for a few
days.
Mrs G. A. Synder spent Monday in
Chicago buying new millinery for the
Boston Store.
w. S. Beddles has been out visiting
the local yards of the Heddles Lumber
Co. during the week.
At Evansville today the great ball
game between the Indians and Darky
giants takes place.
Sam Hallet of Indian Ford, has a
boat that came down the river which the
owner can have on application
Mrs. A. w. Shumway and children
are visiting with Miss Shumway's par
ents for few days of the week.
C. S. Randolph has sold his house
and lot to Herman Schmit for S925.00.
The sale being made by E. M. Laid.
Postmaster Fl. S. McGiHin made a
business trip to New York during the
week, returning Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. Robert Jensen Friday, June Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp of Chicago were
guests of DR.. J. A. Lord and family over
Sunday Mrs Kemp remaining for
more extended visit.
Robert Attlesey is at Green Bay
this week attending the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows as the representative of the
local organization.
MIR. Geo. r. Bull has retired from
the management of the Sun Prairie
Countryman, selling his interest in the
paper 10 James melville.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pelton drove over
land to Madison Tuesday, and from there
Mr.. Pelton goes to the Kickapoo Valley
to close trade for a large stock farm.
Mrs. Henry Kroos and daughter,
Edna, returned last Saturday to their
home at Peoria, ILL.,, after having spent
three weeks with friends at Stoughton
and Edgerton.
Mr. T. S. Raymond and daughter,
Mrs. Sayre, have their household goods
packed and will started next Monday
for Canton, Missouri, where they intend
to make their home in the future.
Tickets for the class day exercises
of the senior class of the High school at
Royal hall June IA, will be on sale Sat
urday morning. June g. at Frank Ash's
General admission Is cents. Reserved
seats % cents.
Mr.. Chas. Banks and wife of Fort At
kinson, will be at their cottage on Lake
Koshkonong for a few days the coming
week. On Sunday they will entertain
Mrs. n. p May, Miss Jennie Son of Fort
Atkinson, and Miss Hilborne of Chicago.
Fast driving upon the streets within
the city limits is becoming to be NUS
ance and it is high time that some in au-
thority see to the enforcement of the
ordinance pertaining to it. Recently
two or three persons have either been
run over or onto by careless and fast
driving, and if halt is not called soon
fatal accidents may result.
"A copy of the Liverpool, Eng
Courier sent to relatives here, contains
the information that Jimmy Collins is
travelling in England as trainer for
Jack Carkeek, the famous wrestler. An
account is also given of wrestling bout
where Jim was matched against several
local athletes and won from all of them
catch -catch-can style
While returning from church Sun
day morning Mr.. Bryan Durnin was
run over at the crossing near the yards
badly cut about the head and limbs. DR..
McManus was summoned and the
wounds dressed, and Mr.. Durnin is in
fair way to recover. He is the father of
Mrs. D. Harrington, and is 80 years of
age.
a&-The trial Of the case Of Mrs. Kate
Bliyen VS. the Indian Ford Water Power
Co., which was begun several weeks ago
in the circuit court before Judge Dick
and held open was continued on Tues
day when the arguments of the attorneys
was made. The water power company
seek to have an injunction against the
drawing down of the head OF water in
Lake Koshkonong removed.