The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-28
MILTON

Frank Holmes, formerly an operator
at the local station, has been appointed
Rs agent here. Mr. Holmes is in every
way acceptable to Milton people.
u. G. Miller and Mortified Sisters
are having individual drinking cups in
stalled in their COW barns. 1t has been
proven beyond doubt that this i'm
proved machinery in the farm factory
pays big on the investment.
At business meeting of the Milton
Seventh-day Baptist church held last
Monday evening call was extended to
Rev. Henry N. Jordan to become pas
tor. Pastor Jordan is at present asso-
ciate chaplain of the sanitarium al
Battle Creek, Mich.
Isaiah Meyer Waufe was born in
Montgomery County, N Y, on Febru
airy |, 1916, and died February Is, 1919,
after brief illness with heart trouble
and pneumonia. His childhood ar d
early life was spent on Rock Prairie,
Wis, where he came with his paren 8
when eight years of age. On Septen-
Der /, 1874, Mr.. Waufie married Mi 8
Jennie Hall and their union was blesst d
with seven children, three sons, DR..
Guy c., Luverne and Ralph, and four
daughters, Alta, Myrtle, Mabelle and
Beth. In 1889 Mr.. and Mrs. Wauf1e
moved to Milton Junction where they
have resided the past twenty years.
The students of Milton college have
pledged their support to a plan of rails
ing substantial fund as a memorial o
the late DIR. Randolph. The fund when
raised will be added to the permanet
endowment of Milton college, the ir-
come of which may perhaps be applied
to some specified object in memory of
the faithful friend whose labors were
generously bestowed upon the task of
increasing the endowment of the col
lege. It is now proposed that the
amount of this memorial fund be fixed
at the sum of $50, 900 to be subscribed
in one thousand shares of $50 each. In
all probability the trustees will soon
initiate other plans for the continuance
of DR.. Raudolp h's work. This propos-
ed fund will be distinct one, in DR..
Randolph's memory, to be called the
Randolph Memorial Endowment Fund.
EVANSVILLE
Miss Anna Armet came Saturday to
Evansville, Wis, where she will
teach in the public schools for the re-
mainder of the year.
Miss Isabel Greenwood, for the past
four years connected with the Farmers
and Merchants State Bank, has resign
ed her position with that bank to take
effect Immediately.
Arthur Denison and Miss Freda Maui
Ter, both of this city, were united in
marriage Wednesday evening. Febru-
airy 10th, at the residence of the Rev.
M. L. Johnson, Rev. Johnson perform
ing the ceremony. After the marriage
service dinner was served in honor of
the event at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leedle Denison,
where quite number of friends were
present to congratulate the young
couple on the step they had taken
Last Saturday transient who had
been staying at the Central House for
several days, and who claimed to be a
circus and carnival operator of somt
kind, ATTEMPTED to pass check on F.
w. Hansen for the sum of SIS 90 for
small account coming to Mr.. Hansen
for some repairs on clothing Mr.
Hansen being suspicious took it to tn
bank, and through them found that i
was worthless. The check was draw,
on The Iowa Stat Bank at Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa. Chief Gilman then took
him in charge, and Monday, Judg.
Maxwell of the Municipal court at
GAINESVILLE, sentenced him six months
in the county Jail.