The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-16

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Edgerton during the week..
&C. E. Davis and son of Lake Mills
visited with Edgerton relatives and
friends few days of this week.
The first regular meeting of the
Eastern Star after the summer call off
was made the occasion of light spread
Tuesday evening.
Elias Dave OF Negaunee, Mich,
spent few days of the week with Ed
gerton relatives. He is engaged in the
furniture business in that city.
"A gold rim to lady's watch was
picked up on the west bound train Sat-
urday evening. Owner can have same
by calling at this Office and paying for
this notice.
Miss Margaret Haffron, who for a
long time was employed as waitress at
the Carlton, was married to Mr.. John T.
Hanlon in Chicago Wednesday, Septem-
Der 7th, Rev. Father McKenna oficiat-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanlon will reside in
Beloit.
-Chas. L. Culton arrived home last
Thursday from four weeks trip to
Virginia, where he is conducting lum-
bering operations. The mill which was
burned short time ago has been rebuilt
and is saving the balance of this sea-
sons cut.
The rush for school Monday morn
ing commenced about as early as the
rush for Perrys store on special bargain
day. The students for the different
rooms were in a hurry to reach the
building that they might have the first
choice Of seats.
Work in the new block built by
Shelley, Laid and Holton is being
pushed forward very rapidly. The
plastering is now we'll under way while
the plumbing and steam heating fixtures
are also being put in place. 1t is hoped
to have the telephone office completed
before Nov. 1st.
"A large number of base ball enthus-
lasts from this city witnessed the game
between the Chicago Giants and the
Crescents at Milton Junction Monday
afternoon. The Milton club, however,
was no match for the colored men, who
outplayed them at every point of the
game. The score was to l.
Friday, Sept 23rd, there will be
union meeting at the Preus Academy of
Lutheran Ladies Aid Societies from con-
gregations in Rock and Dane counties.
Prof. Ristad, who returns from Europe
this week, will give lecture on his sum-
mer's trip through Europe. Refresh
ments will be served, and the proceeds.
will be given to the library fund.
Rev. F. G. Richardson, who succeeds
Rev. Stevens in charge of the Methodist
churches of Edgerton and Albion Prairie
comes to US from the Oshkosh district at
Amherst. He is young man and quite
popular with the congregations he has
served. He is a Rock county product
and son of Ralph Richardson of Mil
ton, who has another son in the ministry
located in California.
Relatives here have been notified of
the marriage of Miss Mary E. Eubbell
to Mr.. VIM. S. Squire at Los Angeles.
CAL, Sept. LIST. The bride is daughter
of Edwin Hubbell, now living with his
son in this city, and is an artist of more
than local repute. She conducted
class in painting for some years in Ed
gerton where she has many friends who
now tender congratulations.
Dan Patch, the fastest PAGER in the
world, whom many of our readers saw
make phenomenal exhibition of speed
at the state fair last week, is said to be
dying at Topeka, Kan, where he was
taken after the Milwaukee meeting. He
was model piece of horsehesh and the
gamest racer in the country, never losing
race. An insurance of $4,000 is car
ried by the owners Minneapolis stock
food concern.
Hayes Bros, contractors on the new
sewer running down the creek valley to
Rock river. bumped into some unex-
pected trouble almost at the beginning
of the work. Deposits of quicksand
were struck that made the excavating
and laying of the pipe quite problem.
Then the laying of the pipes under the
railway grade caused the delay of cou-
pie of trains Monday for time. With
these obstacles overcome the work will
go along now with better results.
ALI prospects for any work being
done on the proposed Evansville Madison
electric line this season went glimmer-
ing when the GAINESVILLE council last
week extended the time for filing bonds
OF the Southern Interurban Company to
March next. This may be taken as an