The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-06-26


City are guests at the home of Miss
Florence Child
Scott Hatch has had his tenement
house connected with the water and
sewer mains.
Elmer Ebbot: is home from Beloit
college and is assisting at the implement
depot of his father.
Brooks Lockwood has purchased the
residence occupied by w. Fl. Pomeroy of
Thos. North for $500.
II. S. Ra, mond of Canton, Mo-,
came last week for visit to his son and
other old time friends in this vicinity.
Charles Copley and wife of Chicago
arrived here Friday evening and are
guests at the home of NJ. L. Carrier and
wife.
-Bartz, Stanky & Co. have just COM
pleted a stretch of walk for Henry.
Schmeling alongside his acreage prop
erty.
Allan Skinner has been in Wauke-
sha county a portion of the week looking
after interest of the Heddles Lumber
company.
Miss Florence Wentworth left on
Thursday last FOR San Diego, Cal, to
pass the summer with her aunt, Miss
Emeline Bingham, at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gisse. j. j. Harlin and
Miss Marie Harlin of Fond du Lac were
here to attend the silver anniversary of
Rev. J. E. Harlin on Wednesday.
The exterior woodwork OF. Wilson
Bros Monarch Laboratory building has
been freshly painted which greatly adds
to the appearance of that mammoth
structure. Ed Kaufman did the work.
Saturday evening the heaviest elec-
trical storm seen in many years visited
this vicinity and the display of lightning
something exceptional. Several bolts no
doubt struck near by but no damage
was done.
james Keller is taking two weeks
vacation from his duties at the Depart
ment store and will pass portion of the
time in Milwaukee and Chicago. His
place in the store is being supplied by
Henry Onsgard.
Never again will you get an oppor-
tunity to get an offer like this-three
high class magazines, The GAINESVILLE
Daily Gazette and the Wisconsin To-
bacco Reporter, all five publications one
year for $3.50
AT Madison Monday the Wisark
Lumber company. GAINESVILLE, by. John
M. Whitehead, president, and L. G.
Whittet, secretary, filed an amendment
to the Incorporation increasing the CAPT
tai stock from 100000 to 100000.
Several lengths of the large iron
pipes that did service at the Schacht-
schneider bridge for number of years
were brought to the city this week and
used for drainage in the fiat beyond the
third ward bridge on Fulton street.
After July 1st the money order win
dow at the postoffice will be open from
s a. m. to p. M, except during the dis
tribution of mail. This will be two
hours per day less than now On Sun
days the office will be open from IL a. ~.
to II m.
Better get busy and send in your
name for the big newspaper and maya
zine offer. It's the biggest offer ever
made in the United States by news
paper three clean, high class maya
zines, the GAINESVILLE Daily Gazette and
The Reporter, all five, one year only one
cent a day.
H. II. FRS, circulation manager of
the GAINESVILLE Daily Gazette, says that
only 400 orders will be taken for that
great combination newspaper and maya
zine offer which is now advertised in
this paper. 1t is fact that it's the big
gest offer ever made by newspaper in
the world. Over one hundred orders
have already been taken People who
wish to take up this great offer should
address all communications to this Of
fee.
Boys with small rifles should be
taught by parents that shooting within
the city limits is prohibited by ordinance
and for violations a good fine is imposed.
The small boy and his gun are endan-
gering lives nearly every day by promis-
cuous shooting about town and espec-
tally so along the banks OF Saunders
creek. See to it that your boys go out
side the city limits when they wish to
shoot.
The Misses Edna Paxton OF Osh-
kosh, Helen Shepard of Racine, Flossie
Anderson of Fennimore and Helen Bar
lass OF GAINESVILLE are guests of Miss Bes-