The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-04-26

deems photograph gallery this week.
-Jens Lund resumed his position at
the Heddles lumber yard on Monday.
Rose and Mary Morrissey of James
vile, passed Sunday with their parents
in this city.
1t took over two million gallons of
water to supply customers of the city
water works last month.
Another delegation from Edgerton
were initiated to the order of Elks at
GAINESVILLE on Tuesday evening.
DIR. McManus has put down good
substantial plank walk on the east side
of his property on Collin street.
Willard Doty returned home from
Milwaukee Saturday. He has so far re-
covered as to be able to be out and
around town.
Remember the Beloit College Mus
ical clubs. Three concerts in one. At
Royal Hall May 4th. Seats on sale at
Ash's April 9th.
Oscar Jensen left Wednesday morn
ing for West Baden, Indiana, to take
treatment at the spring there. He will
be absent about two weeks.
-McCarthys Mishaps will be at Roy
al Hall on Monday, May 9Th. Barney
Ferguson and all the original company.
This will probably be the last good show
this season.
"A number of boys from Stoughton
will give a dumb bell and wand drill at
the Musical and Aesthetic entertain
ment at Royal hall Friday evening,
April 26th.
The Saturday night dance this week
will again be held in Royal hall. A first
class five piece orchestra will furnish the
music. Prices will remain the same,
gentlemen % cents and ladies 10 .cents.
Richardson's Professional Directory
for Rock county has just been issued
and the Edgerton subscribers secured
theirs on Thursday For classification
and address of the business men of the
county the work is very complete.
Bernard Sheridan, sheriff of Fond
du Lac county was in Edgerton Monday
looking after couple of young men
wanted at Fond du Lac. They have
been working here this winter, but took
departure several days ago.
Everyone should see the Musical
Drill at Royal hall Friday evening, Apr.
Goth. Classic pictures representing we'll
known statues, historical groups and
illustrations of NEUROLOGICAL tales given
in posing plastique by young ladies in
Grecian costume. Admission Is and 30
cents; children Is cents.
The Beloit College Musical Clubs
will appear in this city May 4th, under
the management of the Lecture Course
committee. The clubs consist of glee
club, male quartette and a mandolin
club, supported by violins, cello and a
flute. They give a concert of high
order and have been enthusiastically
received in many Wisconsin and Illinois
| cites. A small deficit has been incurred
on the regular course and the proceeds
of the concert will be used to liquidate
this. The expense of securing so large
an organization is necessarily great
We respec fully solicit the patronage of
the patrons of the regular course.
COMMITTEE.
1t is settled fact that GAINESVILLE is
going to have canning factory. Arti-
cles of interpretations have been filed
and the firm starts in with a capital
stock of one hundred thousand dollars
A large number of Rock county farmers
have signed contracts to grow the pro-
duce needed in operating the factory
That city will enjoya small boom this
summer. The stockholders of the cot
ton mill will add about forty thousand
dollars worth of machinery, new Ii
brary and city hall will be erected, the
GAINESVILLE and Southeastern railroad
will commence operations and prospects
are good for the building of an electric
road connecting them with Rockford.
The local board of health made a
tour of inspection Wednesday and in
numerous places found sufficient cause
for the issuance of notices directing the
removal of rubbish and general clean.
ing up. The notices will be officially
served and the owners or occupants oil
property should take immediate action
in compliance with the same. It is i'm
possible to lay too much stress upon the
importance of renovating and disin-
fecting foul places and removal of gar
bage that the germs of contagious di
seases may be be prevented from spread
ing. Let everyone do what is right ir
this matter and all will be benefited.
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