The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-08-03
Get your seats for Uncle Josh

Get your seats for Uncle Josh
Spruceby.
A delegation of Edgerton horsemen
attended the races at Waukesha yester-
day.
Mrs. G.. L. Burnham and children of
Evansville are visiting among Edgerton
friends.
As the M. E. church is being cleaned
there will be no prayer meeting this
evening.
The first of the season, Uncle Josh
Spruceby, at Royal hall, Friday, Aug. 10.
Don't miss it.
&C. F. Tallard and wife leave for the
east today, Mrs. Tallard remaining over
in Chicago for visit.
You must not fail to hear the Uncle
Josh Spruceby band. They give street
parade Friday, Aug. 10.
Mrs. Harry Ash and Miss Myrtle left
for Milwaukee yesterday for few days
visit with friends in that city.
Encouraging news comes to relatives
here concerning the condition of DR.. J.
A. Lord, who is now at a Chicago hos
pital.
There will be an ice cream social at
the home of Amos Bunting in the town
of Albion on Saturday evening of this
week. All are invited.
Herman Lidicker arrived home on
Wednesday evening after two week S
stay at the Indiana Mineral Springs and
says he feels like d new man.
Rev. J. T. Bradley, who died at
Mitchell, S D., July Oath, was at one
time resident of Albion, where he mar
ried his wife. Nancy G. Oviatt, daughter
of the late Buell. Oviatt.
Preaching at the M. E. church next
Sunday by the pastor. Morning subject
"The Standard of Value in Christ's
Kingdom" Evening, "Kadesh-Bornea.'
Other services as usual. All are cordial
ly invited.
The Edgerton band arrived home
Wednesday evening from a weeks out
ing at Lake Geneva and report delight
full time. Hotel Green, in charge of Ed.
Carr, they assert is the swell resort on
the lake this season.
Uncle Josh Spruceby as it was pre-
sented at Alhambra theatre in Chicago
this week was a delight to all. The
band and orchestra of this organization
is a special feature. They will appear
at Royal hall, Edgerton, Friday, August
10. Seats on sale Monday.
Saturday, July %, Miss Hazel Full
Ter entertained company of her little
friends at her home. Fifty were invited
in honor of her mothers fiftieth birth
day, it coming four days before HaZels
10th birthday. She received many nice
gifts among which was beautiful band
ring presented by Is of her little neigh
Dor friends.
The Albion M. E. Sunday School
and friends picniced at Lake Koshko-
nang Wednesday. The weather was
ideal; there was an abundance of good
things to eat and the steamer "Uncle
Sam" was on hand all day and made
three or four very pleasant trips and the
large crowd of young and old spent a
very pleasant day.
Will Bardeen has rented rooms In
he Hahn building, and will open a
photograph gallery there as soon as they
can be gotten in shape. He will be pre-
pared to make first-class pictures in any
style you wish. Amatures who wish to
have their plates developed, fixed and
prints made therefrom will do we'll to
call on him. Re-touching will also be
done for those who wish. Give him a
trial
Charles B. Anderson, aged Is years,
only son of Mrs. Carrie Anderson of
GAINESVILLE, was drowned while swimming
in Rock river Monday evening. Funeral
services were held Wednesday afternoon
from the Baptist church and the remains
were taken to Milton Junction by car
riage for interment. Relatives from here
who attended the funeral were James
Ogden and wife, Mrs. Electa Coon and
Mrs. George Ogden.
Tobacco Notes.
Expert skaters are at work putting on
a slate roof on the now Scott uarobouco