The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-06-19
Porter.


Farmers are busy transplanting to-
bacco this week.
Mr. and Mrs n A Pound of GAINESVILLE
we're pleasant callers on Friday.
Miss Irene Ludden is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Fitzgerald of Albany.
Mrs Will Barrett and children of Eds
gerton were pleasant visitors on Friday
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gibbs of Evans
vile spent few days last week at Chas
Hoague's.
DR. Smith returned to his home in Chi
cago after a pleasant visit with his
daughter, Mrs o Fessenden.
Frank Thomas lost horse one day
| last week. The animal was loose during
| the night, and going to the tank drank
about fifty pounds of new milk, empty
| ing the can, and died the next day.
Miss Kingman of GAINESVILLE closed
successful term of school in the Stevens
| district with a picnic last Saturday. Be-
sides supper, ice cream and lemonade
were served, and all report an enjoyable
time.
Miss Mamie Dooley closed very sue
cessful year of school in the Eagle dis
| trict last Friday with a picnic in the
school yard. About a hundred people
| were present who listened to a nicely
| rendered program, after which bounte-
| Gus supper was served with ice cream
and lemonade. The teacher treated her
| pupils to oranges and candy and they,
| as slight token of esteem, presented
| their teacher with two elegant bound
| volumes of Longfellow's and Tennyson's
| poems
| Leyden.
O w Donkle transacted business in
| GAINESVILLE Saturday.
| School closes in our academy Friday
with appropriate exercises.
| Mr. and Mrs Seth Grail went to Iowa
| Saturday on the excursion.
Miss Mona Mccoy of GAINESVILLE spent
last week the guest of Miss Kittie Lay.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Boss and daughter,
Madeline, Sundayed at the latter's home.
| James Murray and sister, Name, of
Edgerton spent Sunday with Leyden
| friends.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Gale and son, Cliff
| ford, spent Sunday with relatives in
| GAINESVILLE.
The holly contested ball game held in
Leyden park Sunday resulted in score
of to in favor of Porter.
The June sun shines on many fair
! bride, made doubly lovely by the use Of
Rocky Mountain Tea. The brides best
friend. IS cents. Perry & Doty.
GAINESVILLE.
It looks as if the coal combine was not
! fO al
in this city this fall. The latest com
pany to start up in the retail coal bust
ness is composed Of s. B. Heddles and
Sanford Soverhill These gentlemen are
satisfied that coal can be sold at good
profit for less money than is asked by
other dealers and will open yard here.
Dispensing with a formal opening for
the present, the newly completed Carne-
gle library was Monday forenoon opened
to the public. Henceforth the building
will be open at the usual hours, from
, 100 in the afternoon until in the even
ing, during which hours books may be
| drawn. Strictly speaking, the library is
not yet complete.
Al Garrison of Chicago will be the
next proprietor of the Hotel Myers. Pa
pers giving Mr. Garrison possession of
} the hotel have been signed by him and
members of the Myers family interested
in the hotel. No definite time has been
set for Mr. Garrison to take possession
but he will take the management of the
business as soon as possible. The hotel
will be renovated and refitted through
< out by Mr. Garrison and put on an up
to-date basis that will compare favora-
5 bly, with any hotel in the northwest.
, The Myers estate will make number of
! permanent improvements that have long
been needed to make the building at
; tractive to the travelling public, which
+ will cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
You feel mean, cross, ugly, down in
the mouth, nothing goes right. Bad liver.
: Better take Rocky Mountain Tea. Drives
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