The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-09-30

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his property on Broadway.
Royal Parr and family moved to
| Rockford, ILL.,, Tuesday where they will
| make their home in the future with
Miss Jane Parr.
Mrs. A. B. Landphere of Milton
and Mrs. C. A. Green of Window,
Mimi, were guests of Mrs. ]. II. Price
during the past week.
Mr.. George Thompson Of Manitoba,
Canada, has been spending few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Haylock.
Services will not be held at the
Norwegian church next Sunday, as
Rev. Linnevold goes to Durand, H., to
conduct missionary services held there.
Mrs. Gertrude Mccarthy, of the
Bon Ton restaurant, is taking a two
weeks vacation and is passing por-
ton of the time with friends at Fort
Atkinson and Fond du Lac.
-Lost-On Wednesday between and
10 o'clock lady's small gold watch,
attached to gold chatelaine pin, was
lost between the library and the depot.
Finder please leave same at this office
and receive reward.
BY way of letting you know that
the Imperial clippings are popular, will
say that twenty-seven thousand pack
age labels have recently been printed.
And these will last only a short time.
Miss Florence Doty stepped on a
nail last Thursday, injurirg her foot so
badly that she was unable to teach at
the Ford school the balance of the
week. She resumed duties again Mon
day morning.
The lady clerks in Brown & Prin-
giles store passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Painter in Albion. Olga
Hanson, Carrie Schmeling, Eva Hut
son, Christie Bowen and Sena Hogue
composed the party.
Rev. Spilman has had some painful
days and nights the past week on ac-
count of small silver in his hand.
After the removal of the silver there
was an infection which caused the hand
and arm to swell and an operation was
necessary to prevent blood poisoning.
Justice North's court has been do
ing a good business the past week,
Monday being thesbanner day. Seven
plain DRINKS were up that day and
took their medicine at the rate of from
81. 90 up to $1,000 and costs. And. still
the Judge has time to keep tab on his.
other business.
The bar calendar for the October
term of the Rock county circuit court
has been issued this week and it con-
tains fifty-eight cases listed for trial.
The term commences Monday, October
3rd. The case of the City of Edgerton'
against Stricken Bros. is number Is
under Fact for Jury.
The Cincinnati Construction COM
pany are certainly trying to make good
all along the line. They have filed the
required bond in GAINESVILLE this week,
and the, probabilities are that Con-
tractor Steve Madden will be ordered
there to tear up a portion of some easy
digging street and then be ordered
again to refill the excavation. l, That's
what happenedin Edgerton and Slough
ton. Good job for Steve.
i 1.-THE Flaming Arrow" one of
these plays by the popular author, Lin
coin J. Carter, exceedingly conceived
and intensely dramatic, is considered
one of the best efforts of Mr.. Carter,
and is being well received by the thea
ter goers this season There are thrills,
striking dramatic situations, and pic
lures that are CONSTANT, bright, clean
and full of character. The charm of
this play is the pretty story, the nat
ural element and the freedom from the
''blood and thunder" that pervades the
average drama that has melo-dra-
mdC1C dLIilOSNLSIC. Ills Will NC tuC
offering at Royal hall on Tuesday, Oc-
tober A.
james F. Keller and Sadie E. Gress
were married at the M. E. parsonage
in GAINESVILLE, Thursday, Sept. %, 1910,
the Rev. T. D. Williams performing
the ceremony. They left on wedding
trip to Chicago. Milwaukee and Wau-
kegan. Upon their return they will
commence Housekeeping in the Mrs.
Keegan residence on Washington street.
Mr.. Kellar has been in the employ of
Brown & Pringle for number of years
and is a young man of good business
qualifications. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Evan Gress and well worthy of
the man of her choice. The best wishes
for happy life are extended to them
by a large circle of friends.
About seventy Rock county citizens