The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-11-06

Joliet this week after passing several
months with her daughter, Mrs. e. c.
Tallard.
While engaged in transferring to-
baccc cases Tuesday Chris Trateen had
the misfortune to fall from his wagon,
sustaining fractured leg.
AT the ball game Sunday afternoon
in Something's pasture the boys from
New York" were little too strong for
the city team, the score being 10 to at
the finish.
Anton Granrud of Utica has bought
the Adolph Knudson farm in the town
of Rutland, 136 acres at 800 per acre.
Sale made by G. E. Sweeney Real Estate
Agency
A. D. LaFave of this city was
passenger on the Northwestern train
that was wrecked near Augusta last
week and is reported among the slightly
injured. He was on the way to Dakota
to spend the winter with relatives.
The return game of foot ball be-
tween the Jefferson and Edgerton high
school teams will be played at the Driv-
ing Park Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Come out and give the home
team the encouragement of your attend
ance. Admission, Csc; ladies and chill
dren, 15c.
On Halloween about 70 friends met
at the home of Mrs. Martin Keegan in
Hanerville, the occasion being the birth
day of her son, Hurbert. An interesting
program was rendered, those taking
part being the Louden brothers of Por
ter, VIM. SCHOOL,, Jennie Mccarthy and
Kate Riley. Dainty refreshments we're
served. Among those in attendance
from out of town were Mr. and Mrs.
John Madden, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mad
den and daughter of Edgerton, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Keegan and children and
Miss Eva Cannon of Stoughton.
The 4th contest of the series of en-
tertainments by the Royal Neighbors
was held III Woodmen hall last Thurs
day evening and without question furn-
ished as much real entertainment as any
previous one. The program consisted
of music, instrumental and vocal, a
sketch entitled, 100 Minutes Under an
Umbrella" paDtomime and play en-
titled "a Plantation Evening" To spec
ialize a particular number would not be
justice. for the whole program proved
winner and every number was encored
long and loud by the large number of
invited friends present. And when it
was all over, the guests were given one
of those relishable treats in the form of
cream, cake and waters The Neighbors
are rightly named Royal" for they Ger
tainly entertain that way.
Both democrats and republicans had
final word to say just before election
day. On Friday evening Atty. Schmitz
of Milwaukee addressed large audi
ence at Royal hall, discussing mainly
the democratic platform on tariff and
bank deposit guarantee. On Monday
evening the only republican speaking of
the campaign was at meeting address
ed by w. FL. Dougherty, John Fisher,
L. E. Gettle and some of the county
candidates. Young Dougherty made
very good impression and it need not be
surprising to learn that he develops
into first-class spellbinder as his years
increase. It is doubtful, however, il
single vote was made by all the political
talk made in this city during the entire
campaign. The general voter reads the
newspapers these days and makes up his
mind long before the spellbinders can
reach him.
Albert and Hugo Donnerstag, two of
the three brothers charged with coun
terfeiting, who escaped from the Dane
county jail last week, were captured at
their home near Rhinelander about 80
o'clock Monday evening and are now
lodged in the Oneida county Jail. A
search is being made OF the locality for
1OuOOlpu, WIZ 10 Sblll az i0ASC, onO ~ 10
believed he will surrender or be cap
tured. The arrest of the two brothers
was made at the home of Rudolph,
about II miles from Rhinelander, with
out any resistance. 1t is believed that
Hugo, who once served time in Wau-
pun, and Albert, we're about to sur
render and stand trial They we're dis
couraged to find their mother and sister
gone when they arrived nome, and the
death of their lawyer, A. w. Shelton on
saturday further dampened their hopes.
Rudolph Donnerstag the third of the
three brothers was caught near Rhine
lander Tuesday evening after being shot
in the leg by an acting deputy marshal
named Screen. After a whole days
search Screen saw Rudolph and when