The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-01

r. j. Maltpress and w. b. Doty
have installed cider mill in the old
laundry building.
Ralph Harrison and Emil Stanke,
sent to the reformatory at Green Bay
for 10 months, have been parolled and
have returned home.
Rev. R. W. Roberts has his house
hold goods packed ready for shipment
to Fort Pierre, South Dakota, his next
pastorate. Mrs. Roberts and son have
gone to New York state to visit her
parents before proceeding to her Da-
kota home.
%. R. Pomeroy of Gays Mills was
in this market for few days looking
over the weed situation. Returning
Tuesday his aunt, Mrs. Orrin Pomeroy,
accompanied him home for a stay of
several weeks.
Hey there, boys, don't forget there
is an ordinance against shooting fire
arms in the city limits. Some of you
have been little careless along the
creek bottom and came near doing in
jury to people living close by. You
don't mean to make trouble, but be
careful.
Through the real estate agency of
E. M. Ladd deal was closed Saturday
whereby Ole Hanson of Christiana be-
comes the owner of the 120 acre farm
of Mrs. Peter Matheson in Albion
township. The consideration is $40, 300
and possession to be given March LIST
next.
&C. w. Dallman entertained COM
pany of friends Sunday afternoon at
the parental home on Cemetery road,
the occasion being his birthday. About
twenty-five were present and the fes-
tive occasion came to an end with an
elaborate supper. Dan Warden and
wife of GAINESVILLE were in attendance.
W. J. Schumacher has been award
ed the contract to construct DIR. Nc
Chesney's new residence. 1t will be
bungalow style, of hollow tile and
will be built on the lot which the
Dr. purchased in the Bentley addition.
George Davy will have charge of the
mason work.
Misses Florence and Geraldine Cum
ningham, who have been guests of M.
H. Cunningham family for week,
departed Monday night for their home
in Madison. Mrs. Cunningham and son
Daniel accompanied them and went
from there to Waunakee where the
lady will spend the week with her aged
parents.
A new contract for street lighting
with the Edgerton Electric Light Co.
was authorized at the council meeting
Monday evening. This will mean the
remodeling of the whole system of
street lighting and something more
modern installed, giving vastly better
service. The cost will not vary much
from what is now paid the company.
The Rock County Teachers Train
ing school opened Monday in their quar-
tiers in the Jefferson school, GAINESVILLE,
with Is students. 1t also marks the
beginning of the first training school
for this county and before the week
comes to an end it is expected that
about IS students will answer to the
roll call. Miss Emma Fossberg of Full
ton is among those enrolled.
"A district convention of the Odd
Fellow lodges of Beloit, GAINESVILLE,
Whitewater, Milton Junction, Oxford
vile, Evansville, Edgerton and Milton
was held here on Wednesday, beginning
with business session at 2 p. m. In
the evening exemplary work of confer
ring degrees was followed by social
session. A large number Of out Of
town delegates were present and the
meeting proved an interesting one to
members of the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Marsh of Liberty
vile, Mrs Bliss of Chicago and Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Mercer of Freeport, La,
were guests at the C. L. Culton home
the latter part of the week. An in
formal dancing party was given in
honor of these guests Friday evening
at the Culton home at which several
GAINESVILLE people were present. Hatch's
orchestra furnished the music for the
occasion.
Prof. Frank M. Jack, late of the
River Falls normal school and former
principal of the schools here, was
slightly injured in wreck at the South
GAINESVILLE yards of the Northwestern
road Tuesday evening, when his car of
household goods was sent crashing into
a caboose of stockmen injuring nine
others enroute from points in the north
west to Chicago. Prof. Jack was NOV
ing from River, Falls to Reloit. having