The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-03-06


this week.
John Walters of Oregon called upon
old friends in this city Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Young of the Sd ward on Mon
day.
Miss Minerva Coon is expected home
from the Chicago hospital Saturday
evening.
Sheep are being sheared at the
Shepard feeding station before shipment
to market.
Fred Smith has been off duty at this
office several days of the week with a Sc
we're case of the grip.
Clarence Shannon returned from
Vernon county Monday evening, having
Just recovered from an attack Of the
measles.
Charles Wieman has purchased
Henry Wesendonk's cigar stand in the
Schmeling block. taking possession Of
the same on Monday last
The Missionary society of the Con-
gtegational church will meet at the
home of Mrs P c.. Brown on Friday
afternoon Of this week.
Mr.. q S. Raymond Of Canton, Mo,
is visiting among friends during the
week, having been called here by the
IF EiC coy, Era6
p G. Brown took into the Chicago
market Sunday evening six car loads of
sheep fed by John Hurd that brought
we'll up toward the top of the market.
The Rummage Sale conducted by
the ladies of the Congregational church
Monday and Tuesday did thriving bus
mess, the receipts exceeding 500, all of
which is net profit.
WIN. Hutson moved his family and
household effects from Fulton to this
city Tuesday, exchanging homes with
Geo Geissert, who goes onto the Fulton
farm, purchased some time since.
Mr.. r. B Earle has been purchasing
some high grade stock for shipment to
his Barron county stock farm, among
them several head of Herefords. Jake
Ressler Of Fulton goes north shortly to
take charge of the farm.
Bert Haylocl1 was arrested Monday
upon a warrant sworn out by Ed Attic
SOY charging serious offense. He was
released upon bail to appear at an ex-
animation held before Justice Spencer
on Thursday.
announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Mr.. Henry Dave
and Miss Florence Jennings on February
18th, at Santa Barbara, Cal The groom
is a son Of Thos. Dave, one time a resi-
dent here, and nephew of John Dave of
this city.
The Oratorio of the Creation will be
produced under the direction of j. M.
Stillman at the S. D. b. church at Mil
ton, Saturday evening, March 14th. A
chorus of forty voices will assist in the
rendition of Haydn's musical master
piece. Admission, 50 cents.
Rev. J. Linnevold conducted funeral
services at Fassett cemetery Tuesday
afternoon over the remains of the nine
weeks old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Babcock The parents reside at Neills-
Vile and were staying at Indian Ford
when their child sickened and died.
A horse and buggy owned by Will
mer Zacharias, rural mail carrier, broke
from hitching post in front of DR.. Nc
Chesney's Monday morning, came across
the railway tracks and up the sidewalk
on Front street at a tearing speed until
near the U. S. hotel when the horse fell
and was caught. There was very little
left Of the buggy and harness but pieces.
"A Rock County Temperance conven-
ton and banquet will take place at the
\. M. G. a. hall, GAINESVILLE, March 18th.
The program promises much for the
temperance work and is not in the inter
est of any church or party, consisting of
papers and addresses by the progressive
workers in this county Those wishing
plate at the banquet at Ace will inform
Rev.T. W. North of Milton.
What becomes of the pennies? The
Tobacco Exchange bank has been paw
ing out about 5000 pennies each week in
change when the warehouse payrolls are
made up and it is rarely that any of
them come back to the bank in deposits.
and the wonder is what becomes of all
this small change. The bank is contin-
ually shipping in change which is swal-
lowed up in the course of business and
drops out of sight.