The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-26
Miss Edith Maltpress visited friends

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after three weeks confinement to the
house
The Owl Club will give their last
dance of the series on Friday evening,
April Goth. All club members are re-
ouested to bring their ticket in order to
secure free admission.
The assessors of Rock county are to
meet at the court house next Tuesday,
April 30th, in conference with the super
visor OF assessment, f. ?. Starr, regard
ing the duties of their Office in listing
property for taxation. Addresses will
be made by Mr.. Starr and Supervisor l..
e. Gettle of this city.
There appears to be slight error in
The Reporter of last week in regard to
the Cemetery association. The advance
in price Of lots was the result of ad-
vanced price of land and labor and not
to create fund for the perpetual care
of lots. The usual fee will be charged
by the association for the care of all lots.
H. M. Raymond has been making
several improvements to the City Steam
Laundry. This week he has installed
three up to-date useful machines which
will not only improve the quality of the
work, but will tighten the labor of turn
ing it out There is no laundry in this
part OF the state that gives better salts
faction than the City Steam Laundry.
The body of foater found in the
river six miles south of GAINESVILLE Sun
day was identified as that of George
Leopold Of Bradford, Pa, who was about
50 years of age. He had been employed
in that city at different times. He had
evidently been struck by a train, from
the wounds on his head and thrown
from the bridge into the river.
--WheD asserting of the G. E. Nab.
bett packing was completed the help
presented Foreman Peter Carlson with
two Imperial cigars neatly bound to-
gether with blue ribbon. Upon remov-
ing the ribbon Peter found ten dollar
gold piece. It was mark of esteem IN
which he is held by those under his
charge.
The last number on the lecture
course, Thursday evening, May I'd, is the
Dunbar Concert Co., of which the Mad
ison Democrat says: can audience num-
boring fully 200 persons greeted the
Dunbar Concert Co. last evening. They
presented a program of much merit and
responded literally to hearty encores.
Particularly pleasing was he flute and
cello duet ia the Angels Serenadn. The
concert takes rank with the best Seats
on sale Tuesday morning at Frank ASKS
The organization OF a telephone
company, incorporated as the Jefferson
Mutual Telephone Co. of Jefferson, with
a capital stock of $4,000, has been COM
pleted. The object is to place phones
in the homes of the farmers in the entire
country and connect with the Bell COM
pany in that city. This gives the farm
ers the entire Jefferson exchange free
and gives them access to long distance
all over the state.
Whether Rock county escapes the
burden of another murder trial depends
upon the survival of Geo. Schumacher,
who is lying in the hospital at GAINESVILLE
with but small hope extended by the at
tending physicians. Early in the week
his condition was slightly improved. but
being shot through vital parts the
chances are very. much against him.
The woman who did the shooting is held
under So COO bonds awaiting the result.
j. E. Mellish, young man of Cot
tage Grove who is an amateur astron-
omer, by the aid of a home made tele-
scope discovered a new comet on the
night of April ID. The comet later was
sighted by authorities at the state uni
vArsity observatory. The comet is not
visible to the naked eye, but through a
telescope it looks large because of its
nearness to the earth. The astronomers
could not discern whether it was ap-
preaching the earth or receding from it.
Frank Heddles and family reached
j here Sunday evening from Denver. hav-
; ing come back to make their home again
in this state. A year ago Mr.. Heddles
was in serious way from a lung trouble
and physicians advised a complete rest
and out door treatment, which he has
strictly followed, first here in Edgerton,
then by six months in a mountain camp
in Colorado and later in Denver, but all
the time sleeping out of doors. The re-
suit has been complete cure and Mr..
Heddlss returns fat and hearty and with
the assurance of his physician that he is
a we'll man. DR.. Babcock, the Chicago
specialist who has had charge of his
case, counts Mr.. Heddles one of his sue
cessfal cures from the out door treat
ment.
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