The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-12-25
Cambridge.

In the mapping out of the county ru-
raj delivery in Jefferson county there
will be one more route emanate from this
office.
In the death of Henry Mathlson
another of the old settlers of the town of
Oakland has passed away. Coming here
in the early years, he has witnessed
many changes that time and the hand of
man have made in this place.
Oh Thompson moved his family and
household goods to Edgerton this week,
where they expect to make their future
home. He has sold his residence in this
village to Fred Lohmair, who takes pos
session of the property some time next
month.
Hoard's new creamery is all ready for
the installing of the machinery. The
building is an improvement over the old
one in many ways. The operating room
is some larger and the ice house will be
on the east side of the operating room.
There seems to be every proba bility
that another creamery will be establish
ed here. It will be farmers co-opera-
tive creamery and to that end contract
was drawn by a representative of the
Fargo Creamery Supply Co, of Lake
Mills, last Tuesday and signed by num-
Der of the substantial farmers of this
section. Of late years farmers have
been able to run their own creameries
and pay as much dividend, and in many
instances much more, than those cream
cries operated by single individuals.
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MF Greene, the we'll known tobacco
man, sustained serious fall while on
his way to the warehouse Saturday
morning. He was badly bruised but no
bones were broken.
VIC Hart has purchased the residence
of M G. Jeffris on South Main street and
after May l will make it his home. The
deal was closed through the agency of
F L Stevens and the price paid for the
property was S72OO.
A GAINESVILLE street car crashed over a
80 foot embankment into gully Thurs
day night. Mrs James Shearer of James
vile was bruised about the body and
Louis Roehm of Ashland, Wis, had his
right leg fractured and was seriously in
jured internally. Motorman Garfield
saved his life by jumping. The car
jumped the track while rounding a
, curve.
In the absence of the Waterman at the
subelectric station of the Rockford, Be-
| lott & GAINESVILLE interurban line, three
miles from this city, the current in one
of the $50 horse power dynamos reversed
and blew out the side of the building and
portion of the roof. Traffic On the line
was delayed for short time. The line
is now running with the other uninjured
| dynamo, the wrecked one having been
shipped to the General Electric works at
Schenectady, N Y, for repairs. The dam
age is said to be in the neighborhood OF
$4,000.
Judge B F Dunwiddie has just grant
ed divorce to Mrs Emma Earle of Ed
gerton, and in the circuit court of Rock
county Mrs Earle stated that thirty
minutes after she was married her hus-
band, Ralph A Earle, deserted her in the
Park hotel at Madison, claiming that he
was going into business in GAINESVILLE.
Three days later Earle returned to Ed
gerton where he induced his wife to GO
to the bank and draw out $500 and hand
| it over to him. This little drama took
place nine years ago and from that day
to this Mrs Earle has not seen her hus-
band or money.