The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-13
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
Edcerton. Wisconsin.
FRIDAY, MARCH ID, 1908
CORRESPONDENCE
Milton Junction

L L Boss of Milton junction and Lu-
ella e Barnhart of this place were united
in marriage by Rev DR. Platts, Wednes-
day, at his residence.
Sixty whine years ago yesterday, March
4, Ezra Goodrich came to this locality
and he has lived here since. He informs
us that on the same day he came the or
ganization of Rock county was perfect
ed, it and WalWorth county previously
being a portion of Racine county.
The head of the dog killed last week
which was supposed to be mad Was sent
by the authorities to Madison for an ex-
pert opinion, and the answer came Mon
day that the dog was rabid. The health
boards of both Milton town and Milton
village took action at once and have or
dered all dogs muzzled for period of
sixty days The precautions taken are
all right and every dog owner should
assist in all ways possible in stamping
out the disease.
Charles Holmes was born in Stoddard,
New Hampshire, Sept 10, 1928, and died
after long illness at 2 p "a, March 2.
1908. When about Is years Of age he
started for Wisconsin and reached
GAINESVILLE in 1841, coming alone and by
such means of travel as the times afford
ed. Not finding employment in James
vile, ne iourneyed northward as far as
Otter Creek where he hired out to a
man by the name Of Smith for $40 a
month. Being industrious and econ
omical he soon saved enough to secure a
farm.
1t coaxes back that we'll feeling,
healthy look, puts the sap of life in your
system, protects you from disease. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea has no
equal as a spring tonic for the whole
family. 35c, Tea or Tablets.-W. G. At
we'll.
Stouehton
Reuben G. FarnsWorth died very sud
denly of heart failure at his home in
Chicago on Monday. The remains were
brought to this place on Wednesday and
taken to the home of his wife's parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Penewell.
Lief Hottie and family, who have been
visiting friends in our city for several
weeks, have returned to Seattle, Wash,
to remain until navigation opens up,
when they will return to their gold mines
in Nome, Alaska.
Mrs @ f Mabbett and. daughter Leora
or EdgertOn came up to attend the ded-
ication of the new library, and were
guests over Sunday at the home of Rev
and Mrs E Symons. Miss Mabbett is
librarian in the Edgerton Carnegie IL
brary.
Friday may be poor day to get we'd
ded, but it is mighty fine day to have
dedications on. Friday Stoughton cele-
brated her second dedication-this being
the new Carnegie free public library
in the afternoon and early evening with
a reception and banquet which was
largely attended, and very happy and
social event, as we'll as incdently adding
$50 or $40 to the library fund for needed
furnishings The ladies are to be con,
graduated and praised for the social and
financial success of their enterprise,
which meant time, labor and interest.
The dedicatory program was given in
the new high school building, and was
all that could be desired in quantity,
quality and variety. The same happy
feeling which pervaded the reception
ana banquet was manifest at the high
school, exercises. The crowd was large
courteous, enthusiastic and appreciative
as was evidenced by the warm responses
IN each oumbar