The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-03-08

Mr. J Shaw. is drilling a new we'll at s
iDooley's.
Miss Mamie Kealy is home from Ed
gerton.
Miss Leo Cheesbro of Edgerton was a
visitor on Sunday
! Chas and Judd Mccarthy have COM
limenced asserting their tobacco at home.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Minch are happy
cover the safe arrival of theirfirst born
girl.
Mrs Maggie Mooney of GAINESVILLE
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs G w
Nichols.
Mr. Thos Hefferman was up from Ge-
neva shaking hands with old friends the
first of the>week.
Mr. .Beenauch Sri has moved INSTANTLY
to the j Cullen farmin Center which he
will work this summer.
Miss Ella Mccarthy and Miss Han
nah Boyle of Dane Co, visited Mrs
Frank Boss or Friday.
Mr. and Mrs John Condor are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of their second
born-a girl. All doing finely.
Mr. Chas ,O'Neil will make his home
with his mother here. He found it
rather hard work baching and working
IA farm.
Green county,s famous auctioneer, D
E Finnane. was here Tuesday and
Wednesday and cried sales at Clifton's
and Douglas.
Stoughton.
0 M Turner has paid to the receiver
of the Dane county Bank $4,000. This
makes total of $4,000 paid by Mr.
Turner upon his liability as stakeholder
in said bank.
Mrs J S Hutson entertained about
twenty of her lady friends at whist on
Tuesday evening. Lee cream and Light
refreshments were served and a pleasant
time was had by all present.
The farm house of Mons Monsoon in
Dunn, occupied by Andrew Hvam, was
entirely destroyed by fire on Friday last.
The loss on the house will amount to
about $500 with insurance of $500 The
house will be rebuilt at once.
Mrs J S Hutson leaves next Tuesday
on an extended pleasure trip to Havana,
Cuba, on which she will be absent for
about six or seven weeks. She will first
visit friends in Cincinnati and on the
way home will srop for time in New
York.
The farm house of Erick Lewis sonth
of Dunkirk, occupied by John Lynch,
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday fore
noon. Mr.. Lynch lost the most of his
furniture and large amount Of tobacco
which was being stripped in back room
was also destroyed. Mr. Lewis loss was
S4OO. Insured for $500.
George D. Ensinger, telephone line
man, whose home is in Chicago, met
violent death down by the depot Mon
ay evening by being crushed under the
No. 81 freight coming in from the west
at 7:15. The train had stopped at the
tank for water and the Suposition is that
the unfortunate man who had beaten his
way on it from Madison. was getting off
near the rear end when it started again
causing him to be thrown under one of
the cars The body was held fast partly
under one of the wheels and was dragged
past the depot until the train was stop
ped by the scales. The left side was badly
crushed but otherwise the body was not
greatly disfigured.
The opening of the City Hall Auditor
ium on Friday and Saturday evenings of
last week proved a bowling success both
socially and financially The play, "The
Doctors Warm Reception" was pleas
ing farce and highly enjoyed by all
present, each member taking the as
signed part most admirably. The re-
ceipts were something over $500 the first
night and over $500 on Saturday night,
when more than 800 people were present.
After defraying all expenses the net pro-
ceeds will amount to between 1926 and
$3.50. The new building was thoroughly
tested and proved satisfactory in every
respect, being brilliantly illuminated it
showed off to good advantage. Slough
may we'll be proud gifts new amusement
hall.