The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-10-10


der the wheels and he sustained serious
injury to his spine as we'll as other in
ternal injuries, and his recovery is con-
sidered doubtful.
GAINESVILLE.
On Saturday the local high school
team met the eleven representing the
Whitewater school and after a hard
fought struggle the contest was ended
with tie score of O to 0. The battle
took place on the Whitewater grounds
and the team representing that city at
one time succeeded in making touch
down.
Saturday morning at $50 Harry Bost-
wick was called from this life. and he
passed into the world beyond. For the
past ten days Harry had been sick from
complication of typhoid and pneumon-
ia and had been cared for at Palmer hos
pital on account of the absence of his
father and step mother, who were in
New York. Until the last day or so it
had not been considered that the illness
was considered serious, but since then
Harry grew weaker and the chances of
his recovery grew less. The best of med
ical attendance was brought to bear on
the disease and the most careful nursing
was given him, but to no avail. The de-
ceased was son of Mr. M Bostwick
and was one of the we'll known young
men of the city and had many of the
warmest kind of friends among the best
of the city's young people.
At o'clock Thursday afternoon Miss
Jennie Scofeld, daughter of Mrs Sarah
EnI1 ofR
ded to DR. e n Nash, of Oak Park, ILL.,,
the ceremony being performed by Rev J
T Henderson of the Presbyterian church,
in the presence of about 125 of the rela-
tives and friends of the contracting par
ties. It was one of the prettiest of we'd
dings, and the home was made most
beautiful in the decorations for the &C.
casion, the flowers used being large
double white asters and those were
added to by lavish display of palms.
ferns and potted foliages. After the GER
emory had been performed the guests
luncheon, served by Mrs Louise Bower
man, who was assisted by the Misses
Ethel Bates, Anna De Forest, Belle Mac
Gregor, Alice Harper, Jean Powell, Har
riet Decker, Maud Schnell and Gene
We've Schnell. The young couple are
both we'll known in this city and the
bride is one of the most popular young
ladies in the city and numbers among
her friends all who have her acquain-
lance. She is graduate of the James
Vile high school and has also attended
the university of Wisconsin, and has
number of very warm friends among
those at the Capitol city with whom she
became acquainted while attending the
university. The groom is one of the
prominent physicians of Oak Park, and
is graduate of Rush Medical college
and also the Chicago Homeopathic col
lege and is at present member of the
staff of Cook County hospital. Mr. and
Mrs Nash will 60 to Oak Park, which
will be their future home.
Evansville
Mr. Geo II Clarke left Wednesday for
trip in the East. He will visit New
York city, Boston, and cities in Connec-
ticut
John Evans left Tuesday for England
for several weeks stay with his mother
and if her health will permit she will re-
turn with him to his home in this city.
Will Phillips has purchased farm
near Cataract, Monroe county, and left
Tuesday for that place.. His family will
not go until spring.
Mr. Almeron Eager does not improve
in health. He is confined almost the en-
tire time to his bed. We trust his con-
dition will change for the better ere long.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Slauson
and Mr. Homer Waite will take place to-
day at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs T N Slauson, in this city.
The young couple are both we'll known
and highly respected by all.
Joseph Davis and Charlie Severson
left Monday. morning for Los Angeles,
Cal If they find employment they will
take up their residence ia that state.
| Joseph has been in the employ of the
Baker Mfg Go for some time past.