The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-04-19
1t is now Mayor Doty.

1t is now Mayor Doty.
DO we or do we not have base ball
club this season?
st. Joseph's choir ball Wednesday
evening, April Oath.
The investigating committee investi-
gated and then adjourned.
Regular meeting of Edgerton Camp
M. w. A. this Thursday evening.
The partnership of Armit & Ire,
vorrah, masons, has been dissolved.
The rummage sale closed on Mon
day with a balance in it's favor of
$1591O.
Mrs. T. B. Earle went to Chicago
Tuesday for weeks stay with relatives
and friends in that city.
The operating room in connection
with DR.. McManus' office has this week
been enlarged to nearly double it's former
size.
-Edgerton Lodge No. 146, Knights of
Pythias, will meet on Friday evening,
April 10Th, at 1880 o'clock, in the G.. A.
r. hall.
The A. O. u. w. will meet in Wood
men Hall next Wednesday evening, Apr
"a. All members are requested to be
present.
Mr.. Jewett Farman and wife left on
Monday for visit to the scenes of their
childhood days in Vermont. They will
be absent about four months.
E. M. I4add sold a 160-acre farm in
Ontario, Vernon Co., belonging to A. J.
Snyder to Edward Olson for $4,000
Also Mrs. James Arthur's house in this
city to Fl. Harvey for $1625.
"A new freight depot is soon to be
built by the Milwaukee road on North
Main street, GAINESVILLE, where several
blocks of property has recently been
bought for the purpose.
Mr.. M. P. Rindlaub, editor of the
Platteville Witness was in town for
short time Wednesday evening. Mr..
Rindlaub holds the position of deputy
revenue collector and will succeed G. S.
Crosse on this territory.
james Armit has a force of men at
work building the foundation for new
residence to be erected for George Ges-
sert on the Condor place in the second
ward. 1t is has been reported that Mr.
Armit would move from the city soon,
but such is not the case as he has made
plans to remain here for the summer.
AT the council meeting Tuesday
evening the resignation of Jewett Far
man as alderman of the LIST ward was
presented and accepted. To fill the va
cancy Mayor Doty appointed Joel Thomp-
son. In the third ward August Dali
man was appointed as alderman by the
mayor to fill the vacancy caused by W.
FL. Hutson refusing to qualify.
The musical fun maker of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America, Horace Huron,
will be at Albion Thursday evening,
April 25th, under the auspices of Wood
men Camp No. 594. After the enter
tainment furnished by the humorist,
maple syrup supper will be served. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
join with the Albion camp in having a
pleasant time.
-Arbor Day is near at hand. In &C
cordance with the governors proclama-
ton it will occur on Friday, May 3rd,
and is designated as day for planting
of trees, the adornment of school and
public grounds, and suitable exercises,
having for their object the advancement
of the study of arboriculture, the promo
ton of the spirit of protection of birds
and trees, and the cultivation of an ap-
preciative sentiment concerning them.
-Liveryman Thompson has recently
sold to T. B. Earle a very handsome
trotter that is supposed to be standard
bred. Mr.. Earle is always fortunate in
purchasing horses and in the last deal
he has secured a prize. If you see a
handsome red sorrel with four white
feet and white stripe in the face going
up the pike at a two twelve clip. lust
mark it down as being the one which
Mr.. Earle bought of Liveryman Thomp-
son.
"A new iron bridge will be built this
season across Rock river at MELVILLE to
displace the structure that was operated
so many years as toll bridge. At the
town meeting in Fulton this month the
proposition was voted on and carried bv
a good majority. AS the bridge will
cost from $1,000 to $4,000, the
county will be asked to appropriate
sum equal to half the cost. The matter
will come up at the May meeting of the
county board. :,