The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-27

his sister, Mrs. Love.
Pat Garvin has sold his interest in
the Garvin- Murphy cigar factory at
GAINESVILLE to Mr.. Bernson of Beloit.
Glen Smith, Ed Nichols and Arthur
Wileman went to GAINESVILLE Saturday to
take examination for service in the rural
free delivery.
August Ratzlaff, August Ploutz and
W. S. Heddles are having connections
made with the city mains to supply their
residences with water.
will Haylock of Richland county is
paying visit to his parents in this city.
1t is about niue years since he moved to
the western part of the state and this is
his first visit since.
John Ryan of Footville and Miss
Helen Lyons, daughter of John Lyons,
who resides IN that vicinity, were welded
by Rev. FIR. j. J. McGinnity at ST. Pat
ricks church in GAINESVILLE at 1880 We'd
nesday morning.
Norman earle and family of James
Vile were through town Monday in a
new Winton touring car which Mr..
earle has lately purchased. If it means
hot chase after the next tobacco crop
Norm will be prepared to get right into
the front ranks.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve New England sup
per in the church parlors Friday of this
week at the usual supper hour. A pro-
gram will follow the supper and good
time is assured. The proceeds are to be
used for mission work in this state.
The annual Dutch Market given by
the w. r. G. will be held at their rooms
Wednesday evening, May I'd. Every
thing good to eat from sauer kraut and
frankfurths to ice cream and cake may
be had. Supper will extend from 5
o'clock until all are served
Mr.. Hubert E. Child of Glenwood
Springs, Colorado, and Mrs. Rebecca
Finch of Lockport, n Y, we're united in
marriage at Glenwood Springs, Colo,
April 7, 1906 The groom is cousin of
the late Harold and Florence Child of
this city and son of r. r. Child of
Iowa.
If you desire one of the city ap-
pointive Offices which the council is au-
thorized to fill, put in an application be-
fore next Tuesday evening. There are
numerous applicants for marshal and
night watch and few would like to be
street commissioner. But one can be
appointed for each Office, so don't be
disappointed if you are turned down.
President Geo. Mickey and F. F.
Pierson, master mechanic, of the Indian
Ford Transportation company state that
as soon as the river goes down sufficient
ly to begin work the tracks of the pro-
posed road will be put in at Indian
Ford. This means that during the com
ing summer launches can be run from
GAINESVILLE to Lake Koshkonong and Ft
Atkinson and return without any great
Inconvenience.
The Katharine Ridgeway Concert
company will be at Royal hall Saturday
| evening, April 28th. This entertain
ment merits the patronage of lovers OF
high class music. The members of the
company are from the best schools OF
| music on the two continents and come
| with the highest recommendations This
| is the last entertainment Of the Lecture
Course and those not holding season
tickets should secure admission for this
night. Seats are now on sale at Frank
Ashe.
The walls to the bridge over Saun.
ders creek on Front street are seemingly
in dangerous condition and might be
unsafe to bear the weigh of extremely
heavy loads. In order to run the sewer
pipe under the bridge holes were cut
through the walls last fall and during
the high water this spring the backing
and under dirt was washed out, causing
large cracks in the foundation. The
opening through this bridge is altogeth-
or too narrow to accommodate the water
at flood time and if it is found necessary
for large expenditure in repairing, it
would seem advisable to widen it at this
| time.
Five squirrels that had gained en-.
trance through the chimney were found
in T. B. Earle's cottage at Kegonsa when
the place was inspected this week They
were all huddled together on a sofa and
| had died from starvation. The interior
finishings and furnishings had been
gnawed in many places by the little
| prisoners in their desperation for escape
and to relieve the pangs of hunger the
only food they found was a stuffed bird
and the feathers and sawdust it con.
tanned must have made sc" It meal fol-