The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-07-20

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Mr.. Winters of FIT. Atkinson is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. J. w. Conn is passing the week
with her brother, DR.. Marsden, at Rio.
Master Frank Smith of Jefferson, is
visiting with Ralph Lidicker for a few
days.
-Edgerton is sending it's quota to the
Monona Assembly at Madison this
week.
Miss Leora Mabbett passed a couple
days of the week with friends in Rock
ford, Ill.
Miss Mae Murison of Portage, is
passing a couple of weeks with Miss
Leah Clarke.
About forty tickets were sold at this
station for the excursion to Milwaukee
on Sunday.
e. S. Lord of Manitowoc, has been
with relatives in Edgerton for few
days of the week.
Miss Anna Collins, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Snackleton in this city.
Born to Mr.. and Mr.. J. Shaw, July
IA, bright baby boy. May he live and
prosper is the welcome sounded by all.
DR. McChesney and wife returned
home Friday evening from two weeks
visit to J. G. Wilmarth, who is in Texas.
Lot 5xS with barn and good drilled
we'll or with three acres of land. En-
ouire of G. S. Randolph, west part of
town.
Remember that good game of. ball
will be played at the Driving Park in the
forenoon of the day of the T. A. & B.
society picnic.
Mrs. VIM. Clark and Miss Ida Hor-
ner left on Tuesday for Kansas, where
they will pass several weeks visiting rel
atives and friends.
Miss Mabel South, who has been
visiting with Mr.. Geo. Dotys family for
the past two weeks. will return to her
home in Chicago Saturday.
Five trains passed over this division
of the St. Paul road on Sunday bearing
the Ringling Bros. circus. Quite diff
ferent outfit from what the Ringing
Bros. outfit used to travel with. Only
few years ago they visited Edgerton and
fifteen or twenty wagon loads comprised
their whole outfit.
After the recording Angel has closed
the book for Friday, June 13, it will
read something like this: "Mademoiselle
Kellogg, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kellogg, Edgerton, Wisconsin," 1t is
two boys and one girl now, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kellogg are happy. The wee one
is welcomed by all.
Some people think advertising does
not pay, while there are others who posi-
lively know it does. A man who lives
not many miles from Edgerton called at
this office Monday and said that the so
cent ad. in the Reporter had been the
means of helping him to sell $500 worth
of real estate. The land was all sold in
parcels within four weeks of the time
the ad was planted.
From the Sheboygan Falls News it
is learned that on Sunday, July 8, the
Lutheran church of that city, Rev. Will
dermuth pastor, dedicated their new
pipe organ and altar. There were three
services during the day and especial in
terest was manifested in each. Rev.
Wildermuth is successful church
worker and wherever he goes his par
ishioners second his efforts in building
up the congregation as we'll as the
church itself.
While playing around a windmill on
the Humphrey farm in Albion one day
last week, Elma Beum, an year old
girl, fell striking hook on the wind mill
and tore her check from the mouth back
about an inch and half. She was i'm
mediately brought to Edgerton for DR..
W ulCoS CLC WOuuO. LII was
found necessary to take five stitches on
the inside and eight on the outside to
bring the torn parts together She is
now getting along nicely and will fully
recover leaving hardly scar to mar the
face.
The prayers of people during the
past few weeks for little rain to rescue
the suffering crops and vegetation, have
been heard and answered with moisture
in abundance. The growing crops, the
meadows and woodlands have all shown
their appreciation of the recent rains and
are fairly humping with new life. Fields
of tobacco, oats and corn that few
weeks ago looked as if they would be a
lost cause, are now coming forward and
promise an abundant yield This makes
happy the farmer and business man
alike, so let us with one voice praise Him
who sendeth the rain.
In these sultry summer days most