The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-04-13

Mrs. w. J. Henderson passed Sun
day with relatives in Stoughton.
B. j. Barness is moving into the
house recently vacated by Rev. +. G.
Moore.
Ed S. Lord was down from Mantle
VOC for an over Sunday visit with Edger
ton friends.
Irving Beihler and wife of Waukesha
were guests of Edgerton relatives over
Sunday.
Mrs. F. M. Jack and daughter of
Milwaukee visited Edgerton relatives
during the week.
Miss Mamie Pollard went to Mil
waukee Monday to take a course in a
business college in that city.
"A marriage license has been issued
to Edward Kaufman of this city and
Miss Lille Poison of GAINESVILLE.
Geo. W. Coon and wife and Mrs. Ell.
E. Miner of Milton junction were guests
of the editors family Monday.
Will the bright youth who stole my
wheelborrow Halloween night inform
me where it is? And oblige A. P.
Nicholson.
Mrs. Nelson Taylor will rent her
warehouse for storage purposes. Capac-
ity 500 cases. Apply to her or at Will
sons drug store.
All should read about the special
Easter offerings in Babcock & Birken-
meyers new ad this week. Remember
the mems ad on the correspondence page.
Mrs. Polhemus of Whitewater has
purchased Will Earle's house in this city
We understand the latter intends to re-
move to Madison where he is employed
by the American Tobacco Co. E. M.
Laid engineered the trade and $500 was
the price paid.
Bran new boy babies have lately ar
rived at the homes of Richard Curran,
Fred Zahn, VIM. Sells and Otto Seiwert,
the names of which will appear on the
census rolls.
DIR. Geo. McManus and family ar
rived Saturday from Washington, D. c.,
and will be the guests of DR.. w. G. Nc
Manus and family in this city for some
months, possibly during the summer.
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday morning Communion service
will be held and members will be receiv-
ed into the church. In the evening the
Sunday School will give an Easter con-
cert.
Tickets are on sale for the dance to
be given by the Edgerton Cornet
Band on Monday evening, April 10Th,
and all friends of this organization are
expected to contribute. Good music and
a good time assured.
Prof. H. A. Adrian, of the River
Falls Normal School, and former princi-
pal of our High school, passed a few
days of the week among his Edgerton
friends. He reports that he is abund-
antly pleased with his new position and
surroundings but still has a warm place
in his heart for Edgerton people.
"A late copy of the LeMars, Iowa,
Sentinel has reached this office contain
ing the following marked item:
DIR. and Mrs. E. L. Shepard, of Edger-
ton, Wis., are visiting in this city. They
were recently married il Chicago and
are taking wedding trsgs. DR.. E. L.
Shepard is brother of Dr. Shepard OF
this city"
Mayor Geo. D. Mansfield has been
removing his family effects to Johnson's
Creek this week where he goes to take
complete charge of the large produce
business of the Geo. 9. Mansfield Co.,
relieving his father who contemplates q
trip to Europe the coming season. The
Edgerton end of the business of this
firm will be looked after by Mr. Frank
Caughey.
"A splendid audience greeted the VIM
Owen Co. at Royal Hall Friday evening
in its presentation of "a Gilded Fool ,
and we believe the general verdict is
that the show was first class and con
siderably in advance of the average en-
tertainments seen in towns of our class
The stage settings and costumes were
elegant and the orchestra up to date,
which altogether made an evening OF
pleasure to all in attendance.
"A telegram was received here Tues
day evening announcing the death OF
Mrs. Fred Leitzinger at Elgin, ILL.,, after
brief illness. The deceased, formerly
Mary Beard, spent most of her life in
this city. The family removed to Elgin
few months ago where Mr.. Leitzingel
was employed as cigar maker. She
leaves small child. Funeral services
were held here Thursday forenoon.