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

CQlCOn VISITED Win Ir1onCS IN JdneSVille
Tuesday.
The Kindeforening of the Norwe-
gian church will meet with Mrs. Frank
Hartzheim, Thursday, Sept. 10Th.
DIR. Morrison and wife returned
Wednesday from Lake Beulah where
they had been passing two weeks va
cation.
AT the Evansville fair Mrs. DR.. Nor
rison won three prizes on decorated
chinaware. Bread plate 1st, vase End,
salad dish 3rd.
Geo. Hargraves left for Portage the
first of the week to look after the con-
struction Of an addition which the
United Cigar Manufacturers are making
to their warehouse.
DIR. Shepard has rented for term
of five years the two-hundred acre farm
of Albert Schumacher adjoining the
feeding station. Mr.. Shepard also has
fve-year lease of the James Moulthrope
farm.
Henry Zimmerman of Burlington
paid short visit to his brother-in-law,
A. S. Warner, Wednesday. Mr.. Zim-
norman was on his way to the demo
cratic congressional convention at James
Vile.
Cement walks are being laid this
week in front of property owned by Will
Clifford and Jos. Keller on Head street,
S. Olmsberg on Rollin, Robert Bruhn on
Main and Rollin, Mrs. Otto and Jens
Lund on Main.
There will be morning and evening
service at the Norwegian Lutheran
church next Sunday. On account of the
missionary services in Stoughton, service
in the Emery school house will be post
poned till the following Sunday, Sept. Is.
The franchise granted the Southern
Interurban Company for the construc-
ton and operation of the Madison-Janes-
vile road through this city several weeks
ago was formally accepted Monday in
communication signed by Michael Hayes,
president. By the acceptance the COM
pany does not bind itself to commence
the construction at any specified date
though they still claim some work will
be done this season.
"Wednesday evening at o'clock at
st. Johns German Lutheran church Mr.
Henry f. Willie, son Of John Willie, and
Miss Mary Griep, daughter of August
Griep, were united in marriage Rev.
Spilman officiating. They were attended
by Eric Willie, Annie Griep, Otto Griep
and Lizzie Willie. Immediately after the
ceremony the bridal party and invited
guests assembled at the home of the
brides parents where sumptuous we'd
ding feast was served The newly we'd
ded couple were both brought up in this
city and have host of friends who unite
in well-wishes for their happiness and
prosperity as man and wife.
The work of laying the main sewer
from the city to the river was commence
cd Tuesday by Hayes Bros. of James
Vile. Only small force was put on at
the beginning, but next week it is in
tended to increase the lumber of men
sufficiently to rush the work as fast as
practicable. All of the iron piping and
about half the thing has been re-
ceived and the work of laying was COM
nlenced at the river end, on the John
Call property. VIM. Morrissey has been
appointed by the mayor to look after
the city's interest and see that all work
is done in accordance with the plans
and specifications. 1t is the intention
of the contractors to complete the job in
about two months.
"A good company is an exceptional
thing. Manager Lindsey of the "Other
Peoples Money" company promises that
the theater-goer will witness one of the
best comedies that any age or literature
has produced. It is modern, bright,
sparkling and witty. It's plot is one of
the most ingenious and original that has
ever been thought out. It's fun bubbles
up spontaneously of it's situations. These
are never strained, but grow naturally
out of the story and are always vivid and
life-like. It's tone is absolutely clean
and wholesome, and it's production dem
onstrates that literary merit does not
prevent play from being excrutiatingly
funny. "Other Peoples Money" will be
the attraction at Royal hall Thursday
evening, Sept. Sth.
From December 10Th to oath the
Southern Wisconsin Poultry and Pet
Stock association and Mid-winter Fair
will be in session in this city. The offic-
ers of this association are: w. S. Brown,
president; F. W. Vickers, secretary; r.
E. Hopkins, assistant secretary; Henry
Vivian, treasurer; Henry Arthur. Edger-