The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-05-19
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of-il17 A girl baby was born to. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul sGoedas Saturday morning
which eyens up the family score Of sexes.
Services will be held5at the Norweg
ian Lutheran church next Sunday after
noon at $50 p. m zlhI 1n11 S2clf&f 4
s Memorial Day services viii be held
at the M. b. church on Sunday evening,
2Sth inst. See notice next week.
d p. G. Brown hooked a couple of
pickerel in the river at Fulton this week
that tipped theIscale ats10and IL pounds
each. p.
B will Fessenden, who is employed in
a ,shoe store at Amigo, was down for a
visit with, aEdgerton friends during the
yvaek go IA a42a2 saoA1s15nt fzo"r'& +
a'~@- Mr.. Behannesey will be assisted by
about forty young people to illustrate his
lecture in tableaux, ETC., at Royal Hall
May 30th. lH baG .aa2IoTod 3%a2
The ladies of the Congregational
church will sell cakes, baked beans, ETC.,
Saturday afternoon, May 20, at Perry s&
aDoty's storea aLti4 2dt34ttW2nL 4
tslLM Miss Katharine Postle returned to
her home at Muscoda3 Tuesday evening
after visit. with her sister, Mrs. Ell. ~.
Stangl, in this city. o'ia 70 to'"r3 \
=, The Good Templars will hold an ice
cream sociable next Monday evening, In
the G.. A. r. hall on Front street, over
<Ash's harness shop Come and ;have5a
good time.
S. Hutson and wife left Mon
day evening for Michigan on visit to
Mrs. Fannie Walbridge who was mem
Der of the Hutson family when they re- re-
sided in Edgerton. os8 3E5 a:csra asw
Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the M. E. church on Sunday,
May 18th. The quarterly conference
will be. held at Albion Saturday after
News was, received here this week
announcing the arrival of twins in the
family of Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Ellingson,
at Lake Mills, Iowa The pair comprise
little man and little woman. a.,-
Services at the M. d.. church next
Sunday morning and evening at 1920
and 7:3O; Sunday School at 11:45; Ep-,
worth League at 6:3O;. prayer meeting
Thursday evening at,7:3O, aaa3r .
ALL members Of Edgerton Chapter
> No 49, 0. E S., are requested to be pres
ent at the next regular meeting Tuesday
evening, May 23d, at s o'clock, as there
is work to do a4#ol .,i55@ ~, 9<4~
1oT15n'.a Oh EFFIE HENDERSON; Sec. =
Mr. Behannesey will give a grand
Oriental entertainment at Royal Hall
May Both, under the auspices Of the
Congregational Ladies' society. This is
most unique representation of Arabs
Armenians, Syrians, Egyptians and
Turks, in their rich native costumes.
Tickets on sale at Ash's at 25c and 35c.
The supreme court handed down a
decision this week that settles the va
lidity of the assessments made by
Assignee Fulton of the Odd Fellows In
surance Co. The policy holders now
have but one course open to them and
that is to pay up. The decision affects
several thousand Odd Fellows scattered
all over the state. " 600
The Epworth League anniversary
exercises at the Methodist church last
Sunday evening were very largely at
tended. The program as carried out
was one Of the. finest listened to for a
long time. 1t was a union meeting of
the Epworth League and Christian En-
deaVor, society and bespeaks the very
friendly feeling and harmonious, work
ings of the two societies. llsd gettonA"
"A case of interest to temperance
communities was before the municipal
court at Madison last week. Chris Colt
shalk was arrested for selling liquor in
the village of Deerfield without license.
Defendant admitted that he sold cream
malto manufactured by the Fauerbach
Brewing company, and cream fz, by the
Hausmann Brewing company, both of
which were on-in- toxicants, he claimed.
The case turned on the question of
whether the sale of these was prohibited
by the statue prohibiting the selling of
malt or of Intoxicating drinks without a
license. After a fun discussion Of the
law as to the meaning of the statute, the
jury found that the sales complained of
were not contrary to the statute, and the
defendant was dismissed. f
w. S. Heddles has been in Ocono-
mowoc this week inventoring yard
which he has purchased from the Brad
| ley Lumber Co., and added to the list of
yards. controlled by the Heddles Lum-
Der Co., of which Mr.. Heddles is presi-
| dent We feel like conprat,1latinC the