The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-04-15

Robert NenSko mas mOVeu lHIO Lie
Herman Becker residence on the Gene
terry road.
Clint Scofeld and wife of Evans
vile have been guests of their daught-
err, Mrs. A. E. RAIDER, here few days
this week.
VIM. Barrett went to Milwaukee
Thursday, accompanied by A. w. Shum-
way, Henry Tellefson and Henry
Bunker. The trip was made in Mr..
Barrett's auto.
The Eisenlohr help in the Bowen
warehouse presented their foreman,
Roger Watson, with large rocker and
a half dozen solid silver spoons at the
closing of the season last week.
The vote of thanks to w. S. He'd
dies for his magnificent donation of
cut stone gateway, which Fassett Gem
etery association passed at it's annual
meeting, was very fitting recognition
of his generosity.
-Chas. Adolphson of Stebbinsville
delivered 10 head of fat beeves to Con-
way & Marsden Monday that brought
him the top price for cattle this season
81. 90 per cwt. The lot which were.
fed by Mr.. Adolphson netted him over
$1,000.
The taking of the national census
will begin Friday, April Is. The emu
merators will be paid under classified
rate of from to 81 cents per name and
besides this compensation there is an
additional 10 per cent fee for every
family, other than farmers, they report
keeping animals.
People who have not been ap-
preached to take stock in Edgerton's
new business enterprise-the wagon
company-s should bear in mind there
was no intention to slight anybody. A
committee having the stock subscrip-
ton list is T. B. Earle, w. B. Went
worth and P M. Ellingson. If you
want to help along the project see one
of these gentlemen.
Frank Lester departed Tuesday
evening for Harlowton, Montana, where
he has secured employment in a land
office. Mr.. Lester has lived here about
eight years, was graduate from the
Edgerton high school, is young man
of exemplary habits and good business
qualifications. He has been connected
with the Monarch Laboratory about
three years as salesman, shipping clerk
and in charge of the bindery room.
He has many friends among the young
err people of this city and socially will
be greatly missed.
Between the last Monday in April
and the first Monday in Hay, Mayor
Conway will appoint fire and police
commission consisting of five members,
not more than three of whom shall be-
long to any one party. This commits
sion will have authority to pass on all
appointments made after July l and
may make rules and regulations and
conduct examinations as to the fitness
of candidates. The law does not ex-
plicitly state that they have the ap-
pointing power but all appointments
must have their confirmation at least,
and virtually gives them that right.
The particulars of the accident that
resulted in the death of A. B. Land
phere at Hammond, La, were brought
by relatives accompanying the remains
here for burial last week. 1t is related
that Mr.. Landphere and wife went to
the depot with Mrs. Whitford, who had
been visiting them, to see her started
for her home in Milton. AS the train
pulled in they moved down the plat
form to be near the sleeping car door,
passing under the water tank which
was leaking, and to avoid the dripping
he stepped nearer the track than he
thought, while the glare of the locomo-
tive headlight was also confusing, the
train came whizzing by and the pilot
beam struck him, causing internal in
juries besides breaking his hip and col
lar bone. He lived about two hours
after the accident.
"A very interesting character in the
play, ga Cow Boys Girl" which
comes to Royal hall next Thursday
night, April 81, is Roy w. Sampson,
who takes the part of Lone Wolf, an
Apache Indian chief. Mr.. Sampson
was raised near an Indian reservation
and spent all his boyhood vacations
hunting and fishing with the friendly
tribes. Naturally, he learned much of
their folk lore and superstitions and he
tells many interesting stories of Indians
and Indian life. In addition, he speaks
the language of eleven different tribes.
Mr.. Sampson has quite reputation as
an actor of Indian parts and wears
costume and scalp head dress obtained