The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-09-08

Miss Nina Martin of Stoughton, Wis
tied in Edgerton Wednesday,
L FL. Towne made a business trip
into Iowa early in the week.
The public schools will open for the
year week from Monday, Sept. 18th.
Mayor Mansfield was in Chicago
few days early in the week on business.
W. HI. and Theo A. Clarke are each
having new furnaces placed in their
homes.
Regular meeting of Edgerton Chap
ter, O. E. S., will be held next Tuesday
evening.
W. A. Shelley has been in Chicago
this week increasing his orders for win
ter clothing.
Editor Wilmarth of the Gazette, was
a guest of DR.. McChesney's family on
Wednesday.
Mrs j. [. Shea of st. Louis, has been
a guest Of Mrs. F. B. Carr at The Carl
ton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Osborne of
Waukesha, visited Mine Host Carr and
wife here on Wednesday.
D. W. Wallihan and wife attended
the wedding of a friend at Woodstock,
ILL.,, Wednesday evening.
-LosT-A dark green pocket book
containing four finger rings. Finder
will be rewarded. Call at this office.
Mrs Gertie Hyland Bates of Duluth,
visited among friends yin Edgerton on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
John Kramer took advantage of the
the cheap G.. A. R. rates to visit relatives
in Pennsylvania, leaving on Monday last.
Miss Maud Miller goes to Ocono-
mowoc to assume her duties as teacher
in the high schools of that place to-day.
Mrs. Mary Burnham and daughter of
Evansville have been visiting among
their many friends in Edgerton during
the week.
Miss Belle Cavalier, who has been
spending the summer with Edgerton
relatives, left for her home at Michigan
City, Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Miller started for Boston
Thursday to resume his studies in Har-
ward college, stopping off at Washington
and Philadelphia enroute.
Mrs. H. G. Adams and Miss Florence
Norton of Madison, and Miss Lizzie
Norton of Denver, passed Saturday with
the Shannon family in this city.
"A pretty good indication that pros
perity has returned is the fact that no
less than 50 pianos have been sold in
Edgerton and immediate vicinity the
past year.
Joe Conn's pacing mare, Mildred
Wilkes, won the race at the Evansville
fair Wednesday. She was driven by her
trainer, Gus. Drager. She was entered in
the 2:4O class and won out in 2:3414.
The Sunday School Of the Congre-
gational church took their annual picnic
at Crystal Springs Wednesday, The
day was delightful one, the band was
present to enliven the occasion and the
GAINESVILLE steamer gave the little folks a
pleasant excursion on the river. AL
together the picnic was grand success.
Mrs. Will Earle went to Madison on
Wednesday evening to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Scheibel, former teacher
in the public schools here. She was
married to Mr.. Nat j. Cramton; chief
clerk of Summers State street pharma-
cy, Madison. Mr.. and Mrs Cramton
will be at home after Oct. Is at 535 w.
Washington street, Madison.
Next Tuesday evening, Sept. 18th
is the date for the opening of the theat-
rical season in this city when Royal
Hall, with it's remodeled stage and new
scenery will be thrown open to the pub
lie with the William Owen Go. as the
attraction. Interest in the new improve
ment is so keen we expect to witness an
OVERLOOKING house on that occasion.
Peach time has arrived and Herman
Lidicker has arranged to have big
stock of canning peaches next Wednes-
day and Thursday and be prepared to
supply every housewife in anyquantities.
Special order placed with him in ad-
vance, when the purchase of large
quantity is made, would ensue low
prices See Herman about peaches.
Miss Minnie E. Lacy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lacy of this city,
and Mr.. James A. Burns of Edgerton,
were married Wednesday morning at st.
Raphael's church, Rev. J. M. Naughtin
performing the ceremony. A wedding
breakfast was served after the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents on
Clymer street. The happy couple left at