The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
NV. COON, Editor and Publisher

Will Skinner is taking short vaca-
ton this week, visiting friends out of
town.
The Mabbett family returned We'd
nesday from two weeks outing at
Lake Kegonsa.
Mrs Herman Lidicker visited friends
at Fort Atkinson and Jefferson a few
days this week.
john P. Coon and wife returned
Saturday evening from two weeks
visit at Buffalo and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buehler of Waukesha
have been visiting with relatives in this
city for the past few days.
Mrs. G. o. Girard and children of
Duluth, Mimi. have been visiting at DR..
Nicholson's during the week.
Mrs. Ell. S. Sloan, who had been
passing short time with relatives in
GAINESVILLE, returned home Thursday.
D. A. Haskins has been receiving a
visit from his brother and wife this
week who reside at Medford, Oregon.
DIR. w. w. Morrison has been spend
ing few days with his uncle in Rock
ford. He returned Thursday, Aug. l.
The Ladies Aid society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. j. A. Johnson, Thursday, Aug. 9Th.
Charles and Isaac Spike have pur-
chased Herman Lypke's livery on Swift
street, taking possession of the same last
Saturday.
Prepare to go to the Driving Park
as early as o'clock next Wednesday
morning and take in the whole days
program.
-Chas. e. Sweeney in company with
Chas. Geary and Chas. Nelson left on
Monday on a land seeking trip into
Wood county.
w. S. Brown and John J. Culton
have each new houses we'll under way
that are to be modern structures in
every particular,
Will E. Babcock and wife and James
Hahn were up from Chicago for a short
vacation during the week. returning
Sunday afternoon.
Members of the T. A & B. society
and cadets are requested to meet at $50
a. m. sharp at their lodge room on the
morning of August 7th.
The Monona Lake Assembly closes
Friday with two notable attractions,
Senator Tillman of South Carolina, and
Richard Hobson, of Hobsonizing fame.
Walter Mabbett has gone to Chicago
to take position in the engineer
ing department of the Milwaukee road
under J. D. Hahn, during his vacation.
Work of remodeling Chas. L. Cul-
toms residence on Washington Street
began yesterday. While the home is
being torn up the family will reside at
the Carlton.
H. E. Clark has purchased Charles
Spikes interest in the barber firm OF
Spike Il Farman, and his former place
of business is closed. The style of the
new firm is Clark & Farman.
-Matinees are held at the Driving
Park every evening when the horses that
are to take part in the races at the T. A
& B. picnic next Wednesday are being
trained. These races promise to be an
interesting feature of the big event OF
the year.
August Schildt, living near Steb-
bensville, was mixed up in runaway
near the Bulls farm west of town Tues
day, and sustained quite serious injuries
He was thrown into a wire fence receiv-
ing bad scalp wound as we'll as a cut
upon the arm. DR.. Cleary of this city
was called to attend to the injured man
The school buildings of Albion
Academy are undergoing thorough re-
pairs and improvements. After the car
penters, masons and painters are through
everything about the place will be
bright, clean and inviting. The school
will be in readiness for the commence
ment of the fall term.
Last Saturday Carl Jensen narrowly
escaped death while threshing on the
farm of John Wall in Union. He slipped
and fell upon the self-feeder to the ma
chine and came so near going into the
machine that he lost one shoe which
passed through the cylinder and he was
badly bruised and cut in several places
w T. Pomeroy is having a cement
walk laid around his property in the first
ward. P. Mcintyre is putting down a
cement walk in front of his residence in
the third ward. DR.. FL. w. Stillman will
have one laid in front of the property on
Front street occupied by Raymond &
Sons, A. B. Campbell & Son and Frank
Ash.
"A special election was held al
Evansville Wednesday on the PROPOSE
ton of combining CITY ownership o.