The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-20

Hollands residence in the second ward.
Mayor Laid left with party of land
seekers for South Dakota Monday even
ing.
Miss Mae Spencer visited at the
home of Miss Fryette in Madison Sun
day.
Miss Edith Maltpress has been Wis.
iting friends in GAINESVILLE and Rockford
this week.
Owing to the absence of several al
dermen the new council did not convene
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. P. Coon was called to Chi
cago early in the week to attend the
funeral of an uncle.
Albert RAIDER and wife we're over
Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs
Raiders parents in Evansville.
A. X Hahn left Wednesday after
noon for Tama City, Iowa, to attend the
funeral of his uncle, J. R. King.
After several weeks confinement to
the house with bronchial trouble, VIM.
Barnes is again at the meat shop serving
customers.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
Andrew Jensen in the church basement,
Thursday evening, April 26th.
The Easter program at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening called out a
large audience. The numbers were
varied, appropriate and greatly enjoyed
by those present.
&C. L. Culton, wife and daughter left
Tuesday morning on two weeks trip
to Virginia where Mr.. Culton has some
property interests. A few days visit at
Washington will be made before their
return.
For that tired feeling which always
comes with the advent of spring, go to
the minstrel carnival at Royal hall, We'd
nesday evening, April 25th, 1t is sure
cure. Grand parade at noon, watch for
it.
On the 24th of this month at the
court house in GAINESVILLE will be held
the annual meeting of the county assess
ors and at this time Frank P. Starr,
supervisor of assessments, will lecture
and give instructions.
Real Estate Dealers Chas Randolph
and Geo. Farman sent small party of
land seekers to Dakota Tuesday even
ing, accompanied by Mr.. Randolph.
They were Jos. Green, Jesse Wood, HUI
bert Learn and Will Clifford.
An epidemic of grip has brok"n out
at the Rock county poor farm among
the aged residents of the county institu
ton Three deaths within the last week
have been reported Michael Campbell,
John Haegney and G.. Ell. Parsons.
Andrew Mcintosh and son, Roscoe,
left for Chicago Monday morning and
Tuesday Mr.. Mcintosh departed for
New Mexico where he will spend few
weeks looking after mining interests in
the Organ mountains some fifty miles
north of Ell Paso.
Katharine Ridgeway Concert COM
pany at Royal hall, Saturday evening,
april 28th Seats will be placed on sale
Thursday, April 26th. Secure one. The
entertainment is under the auspices of
the Edgerton lecture course and is we'll
worth your patronage.
The following list of new telephone
subscribers have recently been connected
to the central: Robert Bruhn, residence,
No. 81; August Stricken, residence, No.
80; @. w. Josephson, residence, No. II;
George Lynts, residence, No: IA; James
Dates, residence, Albion. No. 3l4-3.
Mrs. J. B. Hahn and Mrs. Will Hemp
hill of Sumner went to Madison Tuesday
to submit to surgical operations in the
hospital in that city. The condition of
Mrs. Freeman Lyon and Mrs. Del Clark,
who are also patients at the hospital, is
reported favorable, both getting along
nicely.
John Maltpress, ST., met with sim
gular and unusually painful accident on
Saturday morning. While walking across
his lot he tripped and fell, striking upon
his elbow in such a manner as to frac-
ture the joint so badly that the injured
member has not yet been set, owing to
the information that quickly set in.
Edward Reynolds was up before
Judge Smith Monday, charged with
stealing watch from patron of one of
our saloons. He was bound over for
trial in the municipal court on the 23d.
Reynolds denies the crime and says he
will be able to prove his innocence at
the proper time. Dist Atty. Fisher has
the matter in charge.
The practice of coasting with carts
on cement sidewalks should receive the