The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-17

man hall first and third FRIDAY evenings OF
each month,
R. J. Maltpress' family moved into
their new home in the second ward Mon
day.
Mrs. VIM. A. Bole and daughter of
Pittsburg, Pa, are guests of J. J. Culton
this week.
Mrs. Frank Burgy and Miss Ada
Berkey visited friends in Monroe during
the week.
Rev. Stephens will occupy the pull
pit of the Methodist church in Elkhorn
next Sunday.
Harry Ash's residence has been
moved from it's site to make room for a
new modern home to be erected this
season in it's stead.
A game of ball takes place Sunday
afternoon at Charlie Bluff between the
Maroons and GAINESVILLE team. Admis-
sion - cents.
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his home several days during the week
with the humps and threatened at
tack of pneumonia.
Misses Edith Maltpress and Louise
.Jessup are home from camping with
party of GAINESVILLE people at Lake kosh
konong near Hoard's hotel.
Ed Lawrence left the first Of the
week for a short visit to his old home in
Michigan He will attend the Blue Rib
bon races in Detroit next week.
The brick yard is opening up new
clay pit southwest of the present pit,
that requires considerable grading and
the laying of railway track to reach it.
The young ladies' Of the East Kosh-
konong church will give bazaar and
lawn social at the home of Mr.. Gustav
Carlson near Amos, Thursday evening,
July 23d. All are invited to attend.
Joe Slynn Of Albion has sold fifteen
head of the best steers ever fed on his
farm to John Mawhinney. They will be
killed and the beef will be cut by Mr..
Mawhinney to serve his customers with.
Rev. S. A. Sheard of Elkhorn will
occupy the pulpit of the NJ. E. church
next Sunday morning and will also
preach at the union service at the Con-
gregational church in the evening.
daughter, Catharine and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Ray Cole, of Milton junction, and
Miss Jones of Waupun spent Sunday
with Rev. Stephens family.
Rev. J. Linnevold left Wednesday
evening for DEBORAH, Iowa, to be present
at the 50th anniversary of ordination of
Rev. V. Koren, his former pastor, which
takes place next Sunday. The pulpit at
the Norwegian church Sunday will be
supplied by Rev. D. G. Ristad.
-Whittet Bros. are moving their feed
mill and machinery from the present To-
cation at the brick yard to site in the
rear Of the feed warehouse near the
Office and lumber yard. The change
will concentrate their business and also
prove more convenient to their custom
ers.
Contractor Dave Stewart staked out
the grounds for the new Catholic church
Wednesday and started the foundation.
The plans call for an audience room AK
107 feet, and outwardly it will be a very
attractive structure. The work from
now on will be pushed as fast as material
can be obtained. Owing to the scarcity
OF mechanics here Mr.. Stewart will bring
most of his employees from GAINESVILLE.
The bell tower is all right so long as
there is no alarm to be sounded, but
when 1t Is necessary to sound an alarm
or call the tiremen together, it is then
that the tower is too short by several
feet. This has been demonstrated time
and again. The bell should be placed
high above the roofs of the warehouses
on each side of it so that the tones would
not be deadened. Several firemen com.
plain that they are unable to hear the
bell and in consequence are not regular
attendants at meetings OF the organiza-
ton. This matter will stand thorough
investigation. = : ~