The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-06-28
Mrs. F. B. Carr has been delayed in

and brother, G.. B. Carey.
The people of Albion Prairie and vi
cinity will celebrate the Fourth of July
in Fred Mabson's grove, east of the
Primitive Methodist church. All are
cordially invited.
Roy E. Hopkins leaves next week
for an extended trip through the south
west. He will join Oscar Perry at Ell
Paso, Texas for a tour into Mexico,
going into the mountains for a several
weeks outing.
Mrs. Chas. Bentley was unfortunate
Wednesday morning in painfully burn
ing her hand with hot lard. While en-
gagged in frying doughnuts sad iron
fell into the kettle, splashing the hot
grease upon her hands.
E. M. Laid made trip to the
northern portion of the state again this
week, returning from Rice Lake Thurs
day. He has added to his list large
tract of farming lands in that section
thai will be offered customers at bar
gains.
The initial open air concert by the
German band drew large crowd We'd
nesday evening, and very creditable
program was given. With two concerts,
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, the
people ought to be very we'll entertained
in Edgerton this summer.
-Thompson's Comedians have been
playing to crowded tent all this week.
The company have an excellent band,
and will continue through the balance
OF the week, with Saturday afternoon
matinee. It needs no suggestion from
us to urge your attendance, the reputa-
ton of the company is sufficient.
AT the parsonage Tuesday afternoon,
June 25th, Father Harlin officiating,
Edward Williams and Miss Frances
Wesendonk were united in marriage.
Later at the home Of the brides parents
near Lake Koshkonong, bountiful
couple are both we'll known in this COM
munity and have a large circle OF friends
who will unite with us in congratulations
and best wishes.
To meet the demand caused by an
increased population, for more boxes,
Postmaster McGiffin has caused to be
purchased about 200 boxes which will
be placed in position in a few days,
though there were between Is and 100
boxes vacated due to the establishment
of the rural delivery, every one was re-
rented again within short time and
more are needed. Advices have been re-
ceived that another rural delivery route
will very likely soon be established.
-Chas. L. Culton received by express
yesterday from Kentucky a beautiful
bay yearling FLY in whose veins course
some of the finest strains of trotting
blood the country has produced. The
animal was bred by J. NJ. Bradley of
Georgetown, KY, and sired by Bowbells
by Electioneer. The dam was by On
ward and already the mother of two 2
year olds with record below 2:3O. So
far as breeding goes it would be hard to
improve on Mr.. Culton's purchase. He
has refused an offer of $500 above the
cost of the animal and believes he has
prize in this pretty little flly.
Rev. Irl Hicks in his forecast for
July says combination of astronomical
events falls on or about the opening of
July and such balancing and lining up
of worlds is not an ordinary occurrence,
so it is not an easy thing to say just
what the results should be. A storm
period central on the Sd will bring a SER
les OF active storms attended by high
temperature. Reactionary storm condi-
tons will exist on the 9Th to the 10th.
The central storm period for July falls
from the 18th to 18th, if sufficient hu-
midity is not present, there is great
probability of extreme heat and wither-
ing winds. More or less rain with hail
and dangerous winds need not surprise
anyone during thegstormt period central
on the 26th. The great heat probable
at this time will break up at the conclu-
sion of storms. If rains do not appear
during the last ten days of July, the out
look for rain in the great western and
northwestern grain regions is not en-
couraging for the rest of the summer.
The last two days Of the month with a
full moon are reactionary storm dates.
1t is estimated that a thousand
people attended the flag raising in the
Merrifeld district, town OF Milton, last
Thursday, and the occasion made most
enjoyable holiday and picnic. A dele
CATION from H. S. Swift Post G.. A. r.
and a numbers of citizens of .Edgerton
were present andathe Albion band dis
coursed music for the occasion through
out the day. The teacher of the district,