The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-07-07

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Miss Gertrude Spencer is visiting
her brother, Frank, at Spooner, Wis.
Glenn and Ethel Howard of Column
bus, are visiting relatives in this city.
Elk Marshal Phil Welch has bought
into blacksmithing business at Leyden.
Miss Belle Cavalier of Michigan
City, Ind, is visiting relatives in this
city.
-Robt. Maltpres5 and family were up
from Beloit to spend the 4th with Edger
ton relatives.
Mrs Daniel Doty, the aged mother
Of Aid. Geo. Doty, is very seriously i'll
and but slight hopes are entertained OF
her recovery.
Cement sidewalks are being built in
front of the Shelley and Bentley blocks
on Front street.
Harry Toynton has been quite
seriously i'll during the week past but is
believed to be on the gain now.
Miss Jennie Thoreson of Chicago, is
here to pass two months vacation with
her uncle, Mr.. John Thoreson.
The Ladies Society Of the Congrega-
tiOnal church will meet with Mrs. j..
Farman Wednesday afternoon, July IA.
Misses Margaret Roberts and Emma
Hoffman of Waupaca have been visiting
Mrs. Chas. Birkenmeyer during the
week.
Frank Ash who has been under the
weather" for few days, got out the 4th
long enough to watch the boys celebrate
Tuesday.
L. E. Get;le was called to WinsloW,
H., last week to assist in the burial OF
his mother who died very suddenly of
heart disease. aged rs years.
F. Phifer and little daughter, Marie,
left today for York state, his old home,
to visit his parents and join family re-
union to be held there the 10Th.
Mrs James Duffy has been confined
to her home for nearly two months past
bv injuries received from fall, not be-
ing able to use one of her limbs.
Sheriff Kanouse of Madison was in
town for short time Wednesday his
business calling him into the town of
Albion to serve some civil papers.
-Chas Fl. Button has been appointed
postmaster at Milton junction to sue
coed Mr.. Greenman, and will assume the
duties of the office September LIST.
Don't forget the postponed celebra-
ton. 1t will take place at the Driving
Park Saturday afternoon. Ball game
and races. Everything free. All come
J. M. Conway and wife left Friday
for an extended visit in the west, spend
ing time at the ranch of the Conway
Bros. in the western portion of the state
and with relatives in other sections.
Rev. Geo. Wildermuth who came
down from Sheboygan Falls to assist in
dedicating the new organ at the German
church on Sunday last was greeted by
many old friends during his stay in the
city.
"A new mail carrier took charge of
the star route to Albion and Amos the
first of the month, Mr.. Charles Hess of
Cambridge, relieving Mr.. Jorden who
has held the contract for the past four
years.
At Algona, Iowa, on Saturday June
oath, Benjamin G. Wilson and Miss
Edith Conrad were united in marriage
The announcements being sent out state
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will be at home
after July LIST, at Edgerton.
The theme of the sermon Sunday
morning at the Congregational church
will be Independence Day" In the
evening the subject will be The Mas
ters Love" All are most cordially in
vited to attend these services.
MIR. F. I. Miner of Chicago who sold
the new pipe organ to st. Johns church
for the Kimball Co., is an expert organist
and has regular engagement with one
of the leading churches in Chicago
His performance at the services here on
Sunday attracted a good deal of favor
able comment.
Geo. Harrison and Andy Lindas are
carrying bandaged faces the result OF
powder explosions in celebrating the 4th
In each instance their faces were blown
full of powder grains and barely escaped
losing their eyesight. The improvised
cannon is pretty fruitful source of ac
cidents, and just as often as the 4th
comes around boys will insist on using
them.