The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-06-07

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S. G. Humphrey during the week.
H. w. Goodrich left for South Da-
kota Tuesday to look after some prop
erty interests he has in that state.
Mr.. G. A. Gibson, wife and daugh
ter, Mildred, OF GAINESVILLE, were visitors
at the home of Robert Attlesey Sunday.
Joe Conn has purchased building
lot of Mrs. Sweeney in the second ward
through the Sweeney & Biederman
agency.
Rev Dennison of GAINESVILLE, has
been engaged by the graduating class to
give an address Thursday, June 13, to
which you are all invited.
Don't forget the senior play on
Wednesday, June II, in Royal Hall.
General admission 25c; reserved seats,
35c; school children, 15c.
Ed Lawrence, employed in Morris
sey's cigar store is off for few weeks
vacation visiting relatives in Michigan
and will take in the sights of the Buffalo
exposition before his return.
Mr.. J. G. Kocher, of Fulton, left
yesterday on visit to the home of his
boyhood days at Newark, Wayne Co.,
n. Y, where he will spend two or three
months meeting his early day acquaint-
ances.
Odd numbers make up the new
time card of arrival of trains at this
station, under the new schedule with
but single exception. One train goes
west at 2:12 and all the rest are on the
odd minutes.
The Junior c. E. society assisted by
Mrs. Geo. McManus and others, will
give a Mother Goose Jubilee at Royal
Hall on Saturday, June Is. A cantata
in three acts. Admission, Csc; children,
15c; reserved seats at Ash's store.
The marriage of DR.. F. Ell. Martin of
this city, and Miss Eva Triggs of Chica-
CO. was solemnized in that city Wednes-
day. Congratulations will be freely
rendered on the return of the bride and
groom from brief wedding trip.
Mr.. Edwin Hubbell of the town of
GAINESVILLE left on Wednesday for a trip
through the east He will visit the ex-
position at Buffalo and from there will
60 to Oneida county, the place of his
birth. Mr.. Hubbell came to Wisconsin
forty-six years ago and this is his first
trip to the east. He will be absent
about month.
From the Madison papers we learn
that Dr. J. A. Jackson is suffering from
a fractured arm. He was returning on
Saturday evening from charity call in
the Second ward and was standing on
the rear of the street car platform. The
sudden turning of a car on curve
threw the doctor to the ground, break
ing bone in his left forearm.
Commencement at Albion Academy
on Thursday, June Ii at 2:30 p. N. Sen
ior concert at 8 p. m. The graduates
are Harold Babcock, Floy Hammond,
Louis Lien, Zoe Painter, John Robbins
John Slagg, Ole Smilmo and Ralph
Watson. Rev. B. F. Martin will give an
address in connection with the gradual
ing exercises.
Mails are now made up as follows:
For the east at 1915 a. M; for Slough
ton, Madison and adjacent points through
pouches at 1875 a. M; for the west at
As p. M; for the east and Mineral
Point division at p. NJ, through pouch.
For the east and west at 7:45 %. NJ,
mail being taken by train leaving at
9:39. Postoffice open until o'clock and
on Sunday from 10 to II a. m.
The smallpox patient, Miss Kate
Denning, has fully recovered and has
been released from quarantine. The
time has now passed for any further con-
tagion being taken from this case and
as no other cases have come down in the
meantime the authorities are confident
that all danger from the disease is over
in this city. There has been no occa-
sion for alarm at any time.
"A large delegation from the Edger-
ton Fire department are arranging to at
tend the 18th annual tournament of the
state association at Elkhorn June 10 to
q. The program will embrace contests
for prizes in the use of fire apparatus. A
literary and musical entertainment will
be given at the opera house on Wednes-
day evening 10. Thursday afternoon
there will be bicycle races, relay races,
handicap races, Scotch games, water
fights etc., and Thursday evening there
will be magnificent display of fireworks.
From Wednesday until Friday night
Elkhorn expects to entertain her guests
royalty. More than one hundred fire
departments are expected, coming from
all parts of the state.
Henry SchmaIinp who raoaptlv mr.