The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-01-25
Evansville.

Evansville.
Fred Morrison of Leyden and Miss
Amelia Tolles OF this city were quietly
married at the home Of the brides par
ents in this city Thursday afternoon.
The wedding was very quiet one, only
Immediate relatives being present. The
congratulations of many friends are in
order.
The Evansville milk depot has been
sold to Locke Pierce and Burr Tolles,
who will take possession of the same on
the first of March. The present propri-
etor, Mr. Christison, has not yet decided
what he will go into after his retirement
from business.
Daniel Hutchinson died on Tuesday
morning of typhoid pneumonia, aged 30.
Mr. Hutchinson was the adopted son of
Thos Rylatt and for years made his
home with this gentleman. He leaves
wife, two brothers and two sisters and
circle of friends to mourn his departure.
1t is finally settled that Evansville is
to have third bank, and it's location
will be in the old postoffice Building
r d Hartley, who has for many years
been identified with the Bank of Evans
Vile, is promoting the new enterprise
and informs us that he has the support
of some of the capitalists in this section.
In about week or possibly ten days
the contractors on the st Paul's church
will have completed their work and the
property turned over to the Catholics
for worship. Owing to the delay in not
receiving the mill work as fast as need
ed, has hindered the mechanics in put
ting on the finishing touches but its
final is rapidly nearing. Sunday next is
expected will be the last time services
will be held in the city hall, and from
that time on the new church will be
used regularly. The dedication of the
church is not expected to take place till
sometime later in the spring when
warmer weather arrives.
-WANTED-A bright young man in
the neighborhood of eighteen years of
age to fill clerical position in the office
of manufacturing concern. Apply in
own handwriting and give references.
Address Roy A. Hemenway Box 81,
Harvard, Ill. 7wl
Cambridge
Lars Hannen delivered his fine twelve
acre crop of tobacco last week and re-
ceived the snug sum of $36l5.41, making
an average of 1901. % to the acre.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the Cambridge firemen for their
fourth annual masquerade ball, to be
given at the Cambridge opera hall, Fri
day evening, Jan Is.
Oh Hanson was the purchaser of a
lot belonging to the Campbell estate
which was sold at administrators sale
last Saturday. The lot is situated just
east of the village in the town of Oak
land ard the price paid was 5000.
The delegates who represented the
Cambridge local at the state convention
at Grand Rapids, returned to their
homes Thursday evening of last week.
Those in attendance were Ed Ellicksor,
John Christianson, A F Olson, j @ Han
son and o o Lein. They report an in
teresting meeting.
At the state convention of the A S of
E held at Grand Rapids last week reso
lutions we're passed instructing the
board of directors to appoint commit
tee of three whose duty it shall be to
confer with the labor unions of Chicago
for the purpose of establishing receiving
stations for farm products. The com
| miftee appointed is composed of Thos
Emmerton of Bloomer, N G Crawley of
Bara boo, and G. Hanson of the Cam
bridge local. The committee will meet
at Madison next Saturday morning and
from there continue on their journey to
Chicago.