The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-05-12


Monday.
j. S. Hutson and wife of Stoughton
passed Sunday with w. G.. Dallmeyer at
the Koshkonong Hotel.
Mr.. L. E. Gettle, attorney of this
city, has been engaged to deliver the
Memorial Day address at Beloit.
The Ladies' Society of the Congre
gational church will meet with Mrs. JAS
Mcintosh Wednesday afternoon, May L.
The NJ E. Sunday School will have
an ice cream social and entertainment in
the basement of the church next We'd
nesday evening, May 18th. All are in
vited.
B. F. Emery, we'll to do citizen Of
Evansville was killed Wednesday after
noon by wire stretcher breaking and
the handle striking him on the head
crushing his skull.
Ellsworth Green is in Chicago select
ing stock for new general store which
will be opened in the old Ford stand
next week. Mr. L. n Larson of Bur
lington will be partner of Mr.. Green in
the enterprise.
In the morning at 1870 at the M. E.
church the pastor will preach on ''The
Possibilities of our Young People" Mrs.
Bailey will sing a solo. At $50 union
young peoples meeting will be held.
Subject, Coming to Kingdom" At
7:3O D. m. a union service will be held.
Mr.. Geo. SHIRLEY, an old Fulton boy
who is railroading in Arizona, in writing
The Reporter sends his regards to old
friends in this section. He says every
thing is prosperous in Arizona, copper
mining on the boom, and good prices
prevail.
County Surveyor Brown of James
vile, has been doing considerable work
here of late laying out several additions
and establishing grades etc. Among
other things he discovered was that GER
tain street improvements did not con-
form to the already established grade
adopted by the city.
The jury term of the circuit court
was called Monday. G. F. Mabbett of
this city, one of the jurymen drawn for
the term, was excused and SO many
others were excused for causes that
special venire of rs jurymen was issued
returnable next Monday, May Is. In
the cases of Ursula Lackner VS.. the es-
tate of Geo. Cowan; J. B. Dow VS.. Flor
ence Willford; and Mrs VIM Roberts VS..
[. J. Fletcher, changes of venue were
taken to Walworth county on affidavit of
prejudice. All jurors were excused I'M
til next Monday John Copley, Henry
Marsden and John Sherman were drawn
on the special venire.
As Mrs. w. H. Whittet and Mrs.
G.. Knobel were returning home from a
days visit with country friends Sunday
afternoon about five o'clock, the horse
became frightened and tipped the car
riage over. Mrs. Knobel was only slight
ly bruised, but Mrs. Whittet was quite
severely hurt and has been confined to
her bed since DR.. McManus was sum-
moned as soon as town was reached and
after careful examination stated that
there was no internal injury except one
or two ribs cracked. Under good care of
her mother, Mrs. j. Bickle of Sumner,
she is improving as rapidly as possible
under the strain of the terrible jar which
she received.
The 10th anniversary of the Epworth
League will be appropriately observed at
the NJ E. church next Sunday morning
and evening. The Congregational church
and Christian Endeavor society have
been invited to attend and participate in
the evening exercises. All are very cor
daily invited and will be welcomed.
Following is the program:
''Blest be the Tie.''
Psalm Headlng ..-.'..............R Kew Symons
Instrumental Solo. Mrs. HaylOck
Opening Hymn.
Prayer. Rev: Spellman
Spiritual Aim of E. League. -. Mrs. Williams
Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Miss E. MaltpreSS
Look Up! Lift Up. Miss Henderson
o oulo Hiah Standards MisI Miss aT McGnns
Duet. -. 49,. Miss Hetty and Fred Henderson
HowY. P. can Help the Church A. Henderson
Solo. .....................Mr Mrs. Mike Smith
What our Y P. are Doing. Rev. Spellman
Closing Hymn