The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-02-16


1ldredge and Train Despatch
.r went up the line Tuesday.
ames Conway has been in
...... ing the week visiting Mrs.
aa5d Carr passed Sunday with
,... .au. Chicago, where she is visit
1ung of Evansville, is act
or the city OF Edgerton this
week
Joe NJ. Bear and wife of GAINESVILLE
were guests of Mrs. Nelson Taylor on
Tuesday last.
L. H. Shelley and wife of Chicago
were guests of their brother, W. A. Shell
ley in this city over Sunday.
"A plain gold ring was picked up on
Che street Tuesday morning, which the
owner can have by identifying the prop
erty.
Arrangements are being made to
have mems supper at the NJ. d. church
on or about the 9th inst. A good sup
per will be served. See notice next
week
The next attraction Manager Carr
has for the amusement loving public is
"A Romance of Coon Hollow on Wed
LET Rn ND
the show is good one.
"A six months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James J. Corbett, formerly Of
this city died at their Milwaukee home
Feb. 9th. Friends in Edgerton will
sympathize with them in their affection.
VIM. Ell. Butler is removing his
family to Clinton Junction where he
has repurchased his old homestead
which he left few years ago when he
came to Edgerion. His farm of so acres
was bought for $500.
H. S. Sloan arrived home from Flor
ida Tuesday, having spent a couple of
weeks on the east coast looking after
business matters. He reports that there
are prospects for quite an orange crop
along the Indian River another season.
At the meeting of the Mems Club of
the Congregational church last week
the officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President-Mr. Robt.
Attlesey: vice president-John Mawhin-
ney: secretary Mcintosh: treas
urer-W. T. Pomeroy
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday the pastor will preach in the
morning on THE Christians Progress"
and ia the evening the subject will be
THE Crest of the Continent" Special
music under the direction of the Mems
Club. All are invited. The seats are
free.
Martin Hollo and his two son-in- laws
and their families of Albion Prairie, left
this station Monday morning for the
state of Washington, where they expect
to locate. Mr.. Geo. Hauge of Utica, also
Joined the party and if the country suits
him may conclude to locate in that state
also.
The pastor will preach at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday morning on the
subject: How the Church can Win
the Masses" and in the evening, "Wilt
Thou be Made Whole?" Glass meeting,
$50; Sunday School, 11:45; Epworth
League, 6 o'clock. You are cordially
invited
hrs. Symons was called to Fort At
kinson last Saturday to attend the flu
neral of her aunt, Mrs. Sherwood Chase
who was struck by a freight train, picked
up unconscious and only lived three
hours after the accident. Mrs Chase
was we're highly esteemed, and leaves a
husband, two sons and two daughters
We understand that petitions are
being circulated in the country districts
about Edgerton asking for the establish
ment of free mail delivery routes, having
their starting points in this city. The
movement is in the hands of people who
are thoroughly canvassing the country
and nearly everybody favors the project.
Will Bardeen resigned his position
with Conn & Schmidt on Monday to go
to Effingham, ILL.,, at which place he will
take a course in the school of photogra-
ply. He has made arrangements for
gallery rooms and upon his return to
Edgerton in about four months will open
aphoto gallery in this city. He started
for Efingham Wednesday morning.