The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-08-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Perrigo visited

relatives in Milwaukee Sunday.
Miss Teresa Durnin of Chicago. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Harrington
j. NJ. Bostwick & Sons name some
tempting prices on seasonable goods. in
their ad.
II. B. Earle and Ell. S. Sloan attended
the republican state convention at Mil
waukee on Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. fash and Miss fash OF
Philadelphia, are guests at the home OF
Philip Bonn for season.
Mrs. VIM. Chambers of Brooklyn
visited among her old friends in this city
few days during the week.
Mrs. Geo. Doty and family took pos
|. session of cottage on Lake Kegonsa
Monday for couple weeks stay.
Claude Keegan of Evansville, has
been visiting his grandparents and other
friends in the city during the week.
Hugh McInnes and VIM. Mcintosh
arrived home Friday evening from a Wis
it to the water cure at West Baden, Ind
John James Culton of Pittsburg,
came Saturday evening to spend his va
cation with old friends and relatives in
this city.
Mrs. T. A. Perry and son Roger left
Tuesday morning for Woodruff to spend
The hay fever season among the pines in
northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. G. E. Shannon left Tuesday for
the north woods to remain during the
hay fever season. Her first stopping
place will be at Stanley Wis.
Andrew Mcintosh received word
from his family who are stopping at
Stanley during the hay fever season:
that his son Willie had fallen and brok-
en- his wrist.
Mrs. Henry johnson and the Misses
Parson of Joliet, and Miss Minnie John
son have rented the Bredeson cottage at
Kegonsa for couple Of weeks, leaving
for the lake on Saturday.
M. Pelton loaded his household
goods in car yesterday for shipment to
Madison. The family leave later in the
week and their future home will be at
12O w. Dayton Street.
About 20 Epworthians attended the
business meeting of the league at the
parsonage on Tuesday evening and COM
bined business with pleasure. Sherbet,
cake and waters were served and pleas
ant evening was passed.
The patrons of Royal hall will be
entertained for one night, August 10th,
by the big comedy production, Uncle
Josh Spruceby." This popular play
comes we'll recommended and will no
doubt be received with enthusiasm here.
The piece is staged with every attention
to stage realism. All the scenes are we'll
mounted and acted. Many specialties
are introduced and the superb solo or
chestra carried blythe company all go
to make this very delightful produc-
ton.
The 9Th annual picnic of the patrons
of the Emerald Creamery will be held in
Livick's grove Thursday, Aug. 10Th, to
which the public is invited. Basket
dinner at noon. A l p. m. an address
will be delivered by Henry S. Sloan of
Edgerton. At 3 o'clock a game of ball
will take place between the married and
single men, and the balance of the day
will be spent in athletic sports, and lib
eral prizes will be given. Band music
during the day. A dance will be given
in the evening. Music by Smart's or
chestra, baket supper.
The annual reunion of the ex-sol.
diers and sailors of Rock county will be
held at Evansville on Thursday, August
10Th, with appropriate exercises. The
program as arranged is as follows: to
Il a. m.-Social meeting; II 80 to p. m.
Dinner; 80 p. REPRESENTATION and
dedication of cannon from the city
council to T. L. Sutphen Post, G. A. r..
presented by Mayor P. G. Wilder, I'M
yelled by eight little girls decorated by
"Old Glory" accompanied by an appro-
pirate song by Col Kimberly; accepted
by DR.. L. B. Beebe; 2 p. m.-Procession
forms on south Madison street in front
of city hall, led by Miss Mabel Hall on
her trained white horse, to the city park,
where an address will be given by Capt
A. R. Bushnell of Madison, and others;
80 p. m.-Business meeting.