The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-08
Hear DR.. Dawson on Saturday night.

J shop on front street.
Dog muzzles are at premium in
| Cambridge, owing to mad dog scare
A strange dog came into the town few
DAYS ago and bit nearly all of the local
CANNES. The dog was finally shot and
the head sent to Madison to be examin-
ed. The village board has ordered all
other dogs mrzzled or shot.
One of the plate glass windows in
| the front of Clarke and Hitchcock's
store was broken shortly after 7 o'clock
| Sunday evening. glass of that style
| ane size only costs about forty dollars,
and if the party who did the breaking
will report to Robert Attlessey he will be
given certificate of permission to set
! tie the bill. 1t is needless to say that
! there will be no hot footing to see who
| will win the certificate.
Miss Charlotte Van Antwerp, aged
| 68, who has resided in Rock county for
the past half century and at one time
| lived in GAINESVILLE, was Thursday morn
|
the outskirts of Beloit. The appearance
of the face indicated that life had been
extinct for some time, and as she was
last seen Monday, it is supposed she had
been dead at least two days when found.
| It is believed by the police that heart
trouble caused the end, but neighbors
suspect foul play.
The Conways of this city received
| telegram early in the week announcing
the death of Miss Stella Conway,
daughter of John Conway of Sargent,
Neb. Her demise was not unexpected,
as she had been i'll a long time with con-
sumption. The remains will be brought
| to GAINESVILLE and laid to rest beside
those OF her mother, Kate Kemmitt
| Conway, whose death occurred while
Stella was an infant. Miss Conway was
| about 20 years of age. She visited her
| relatives here last year and was bright,
winsome girl.
While suffering from delirium at
the hospital of the county farm, Frank
| Sheehan of Beloit outWitted the man
who was watching him, jumped from
| the window of his room which was in
| the second story, and fell to the pave
| ment below, fracturing hip. A doctor
| was Immediately summoned and though
| the man is not yet out of danger, it is
believed that he will live. He was taken
to the county house Saturday, having
case of blood poison in one arm and be-
| ing threatened with the trrmens as the
result of too free indulgence in liquor.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Heg
gen was the scene of pleasant social
gathering last Saturday evening, whed
some forty of their friends and neigh
bors planned and executed very neat
surprise, the occasion being their con-
templated removal, in the near future,
to their new home in the town OF Johns
town. An evening spent in social inter
course was followed by bounteous re-
| past and the presentation of an elegant
| Morris chair, after which the guests de-
| parted with the best wishes for the pros
perity and happiness of their host and
hostess
| Frank Hartzheim has closed his
bowling alley at Stoughton for the sea-
son and returned home. From bust
ness and social standpoint he speaks in
most favorable terms of Stoughton and
is more than pleased with the patronage
accorded him the past winter. Mr..
Hartzheim has engaged with the Rock
County Sugar Beet company for the
coming season and entered upon his
duties the first of the week. The con-
tracts are practically the same as last
year and are now ready for signatures of
growers Mr.. Hartzheim will be pleased
! to accommodate all.
If your taxes are unpaid, it is now
high time to get busy and have little
session with the collector. The books
will be closed on Friday, March 10Th,
and on that day Treasurer Dickinson
will make returns to the county treas
urer at GAINESVILLE. After that date it will
necessitate extra expense and trouble to
square the account. The city or town
that makes returns of the unpaid taxes
always ranks first and for this reason
every cent on the treasurer's books
should be paid before Friday, March Is,
in order to give us clean record. At
this date there are about thirty who have
not paid their taxes, and this number is
larger than it should be considering the
fact that the treasurer has been receiv-
ing about three months. Make an effort
| to square up your account some time
| during the next week.
The sugar beet companies are plac-
ing their representatives in the field con-
tracing for the coming crop. The con-
troll of the Madison concern has passed
into tbo bopdc of Mr. WAGNER of tho