The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-03-10

Miss Keegan is in Milwaukee this
week
Election is three weeks from next
Tuesday.
j. w. Bates of Bcloit was in this city
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Haskins is passing the
week in Milwaukee.
Judge Fifeld, of GAINESVILLE, passed
Tuesday in EdgertOn.
See the big Columbian Comedy Co.
next Monday night. 10, 20 and 3Oc
Ladies free, usual condition,
Announcements of caucuses for mu-
nicipal election should be inserted in
next weeks issue of the Reporter.
Clark Bros. have closed their store
here and on Tuesday shipped the re-
mainder of the stock to Ipava, Ill.
Thawing frozen pipes by electricity
is what the GAINESVILLE electricians are
busying themselves at these days.
There will be regular meeting of
Edgerton Camp of Woodmen Monday
evening, March Ii, in G.. A. r. hall.
The suit of Hutson VS.. Jensen and
Attlesey which was called in the circuit
court in GAINESVILLE last Friday was post
poned.
LOST A white ivory covered prayer
book, somewhere between the Catholic
church and Front street. Finder please
leave same at this office.
John Hurd shipped three carloads
of sheep to Chicago on Monday evening,
and p G. Brown shipped couple cars
of hogs and cattle the same evening.
Remember this office is prepared to-
print election tickets on short notice and
at as reasonable price as they can be OBJ
tanned at any other office in the country.
On her seventy fourth birthday at
her home in the town of Center, Mrs. n.
M. Carrier died last Sunday morning.
The cause of her death was typhoid
pneumonia.
An impromptu party was held at the
Carlton Wednesday evening attended by
about twenty couple. A travelling Ital-
ian band furnished the music and very
happy time was had.
The roller skating carnival at Royal
Hall last Thursday evening was unquali-
fidely success. It furnished any
amount of amusement for those who at
tended and at the same time proved
profitable to the promoters.
Parents are invited to bring their
children to the M. E. church Friday
evening and have good time with the
little folks. Ice cream will be served
from 6 to 8 and there will be good pro
gram Speaking and singing by the
Juniors.
There will be an ice cream social at
the M. e. church Friday evening, the
10th inst. Ice cream served from to s
o'clock, after which there will be a nice
entertainment by the Junior League.
Ladies are kindly requested to bring
cakes for the social. Everybody in
vited.
Revival meetings will begin at the
NJ e. church next Sunday. The subject
in the morning will be "Revivals," and in
the evening Confession" The pastor
will be assisted by Miss Ball of Milwau-
kee. Meetings will be held every night
except Saturday night, commencing at
1880. All are cordially invited to these
meetings.
Frank Hartzheim and wife were
very pleasantly surprised on Saturday
evening. About twenty friends and
neighbors went and took possession of
the Hartzheim home and invited Mr.. and
Mrs Hartzheim to pass the evening
with them. This they did and most
enjoyable time was had. AS memento
of the occasion the party left three hand
some parlor pieces.
Without the formalities of wedding
bells, marches. cakes and cards, Mr.. Will
liam Waldron was united in marriage
last Friday to Miss Cora E. Croy, of
Jackson, jackson county, Ohio, Judge E.
H. Smith performing the ceremony. Will
liam Waldron was a member of the
Fourth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
and had just returned home from the
South, bringing his bride-elect with
him.
While saving wood last Saturday,
Orlando Griffith, of Porter, cut one Of
his fingers SO badly it was necessary for
him to go to the doctors to have it
dressed, Shortly after he reached the
doctors office his son Edward came. He
had caught his hand in the saw and
mangled his thumb and little finger on
his left hand. His thumb was so badly