The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-09-07
,hoo1 hoo;na Monday Sant 17th


a visit to his family here.
"A new six room cottage for rent.
Apply to DR.. A. ?. NICHOLSON.
The Evansville fair is attracting a
good many Edgerton people this week.
Mr.. c. j. Pruyn, of Lodi, has rented
the Hall building and will open a Fair
store there about Oct. LIST.
Willard Doty left for Milwaukee
Monday, where he will take course in
a business college in that city.
MIR. John Kurtz and wife made an
overland trip to Sun Prairie last Satur-
day, returning Monday evening.
Mrs. Jane Kelley and Miss Jessie
returned home Saturday from an ex-
tended visit among friends in northern
Michigan.
There was no quorum at the council
meeting Tuesday evening and an ad-
journment was made to Friday evening,
September 7th.
The Congregational society have
about closed deal for site for a par
sonage, purchasing lot off the Pelton
homestead to cost $500.
Mrs. G. E. Shannon and Mrs. And.
Mcintosh and children arrived home on
Thursday evening after several weeks
spent at Stanley, lodging hay fever.
Rev. r. O. Brandt, of Mcfarland,
and Rev. D. G. Ristad and wife, of Elk
dale, Wis, visited with Rev. and Mrs. J.
Linnevold in this city on Monday.
Mrs. G. F. Tallard came up from
Chicago Saturday evening for few days
visit among relatives here before her
departure for the east to join her hus-
band at Hartford, Conn.
j. N. Sanford of New Lisbon, Wis,
has been visiting old friends in Edger-
ton for the past few days. He now is
employed as hardwood inspector for
Micklejohn & Hatten.
1t has been said that the past is the
best prophet of the future. If you do
not wish to take this for granted just
call in at the "Mystery Social and see
what is in store for you.
Hon. J. M. Whitehead will lecture
on a good live subject at the Congrega-
tional church Sept. II. All are cordially
invited to attend. Ice cream will be
served before and after the lecture.
Miss Clara Hargraves went to Ju-
neau the latter part Of last week to be
ready to take up the work of assistant
principal in the high school which open
ed for the fall term on Monday.
Marshal REYNOLDS is taking two
weeks vacation, passing the time with
relatives over in Jefferson county. Dur
ing his absence Oscar Crandall will wear
the star and steer the stray ones in paths
Alright
A lady cornet soloist is something
you don't often see, but the Hans Han
son Co. possesses one in Miss Matte
Smith. She handles her instrument
with great skill. She plays a solo in
the concert in front of the seat sale.
Jos. F. Kaunzner, proprietor of Fit
Atkinson marble and granite works, has
been working in Fassett cemetery, doing
lettering and erecting granite monu-
ments. He expects to be here most OF
the week. If you need anything in his
line stop and see him.
Manager Carr is listing for the pro-
duction of Hamlet by the eminent Eng
lsh actor, John Arthur, and select
company under the management of the
Slayton Lyceum Bureau, at Royal Hall
Monday evening, September 18th. About
one hundred tickets have been sub
scribed for.
Mrs. Sarah Ola Lein, wife of Lars
Lein Jr., died of heart failure at hel
home near Rockdale on Tuesday. She
leaves a husband and three children tc
mourn the loss of wife and mother
Funeral services were held from the
East Koshkonong church on Thursday
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
gregational church have arranged with
the Dixie Jubilee Concert company fol
an entertainment in Royal Hall about
the last of November. The Dixie ad
vance man has been listing the town and
has met with success.
The premium list for the forty sixth
annual fair of the Jefferson County and
Rock River Valley Agricultural Society
has been received at this office. The
premiums offered are liberal and extend
to thousand different industries. The
fair will be held at Jefferson October
I'd, Sd, 4th and 9Th.
The Reporter was a trifle previous
last week at attempting to start the
public schools week before the school,
board had fixed upon. Our announce
ment that the school year would open