The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-05-24


That Edgerton will fttingly observe
the day set apart for exercises in mem
DRY of our country's dead, is certainty,
as H. S. Swift Post and the Womans
Relief Corps have joined efforts and ar
ranged the following program. The ex-
ercises at Royal hall will take place at
2:3O in the afternoon and will be carried
out in the order named below:
Music OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Quartette
Introductory remarks Mavor Doty
Logans Order for Memorial Day and
L1ncOln'S Address at Gettysburg
Mrs. Gertrude Mccarthy
Vocal Solo. ................M Mrs. Kittle Schmidt
Recitation. ...................My Myrtle MaltpreSS
recitation. Observation-Disclosures. Jennie Kelly
Recitation ......................Bes Bessie McInnes
Vocal Solo. .............. Mrs Blanche Tallard
Address ...... Rev. Thomas W. North, Milton
MUSIC .......... @1uaftette
Henry Harvey will act as marshal of
the day and Ell. Ell. Dickinson, committee
on transportation.
The order of formation and line of
march at close of exercises at the hall
will be as follows:
Edgerton City Band form on Front
street, right resting on Bank corner; T.
A. & B. society form on Front street in
rear of Edgerton City Band; Edgerton
Fire Department form on Albion street,
right resting on Front street in rear of T.
A. & B. society; Modern Woodman form
on Albion street in rear of Fire Depart
ment; German Band form on Albion
street in rear of Woodmen; High school
form on Swift street, right resting on
CIV oe A..
Ell. S. Swift Post and all other soldiers
and sailors form on Front street right
resting on Swift in rear of High school;
Flower girls in rear of G.. A. r.; w. r. G.
in rear of flower girls; President of the
day, speakers, singers, clergy and citizens
in carriages. March to the cemeteries
for further exercises and return. All
soldiers and sailors will report at G.. A. r.
hall at l:30 p. m.
COMMITTEE.
A New Firm.
On Monday last the new firm of
Haskins & Kroetz opened their doors to
the public, and from this on they intend
to be in position to accommodate the
people of Edgerton and vicinity with all
the latest, freshest and best in the lines
which they carry. The bakery depart
ment of the firm is located in the rear
end of the building and is supplied with
all modern conveniences and devices
with which to produce only the top
notch goods that patrons expect to get
in these progressive times. The new
Middleby oven is one of the latest and
best known to the bakery trade. It has
an outside measurement of 12x12 feet
and it's capacity is 24O loaves, which, if
you stop to consider, is some bread to
bake at one batch. The old Dutch oven
was always conceded to be the best
baker on earth until the new Middleby
came into vogue, and it stands in the
lead today as modern appliance for the
convenience of bakers. The bakery will
furnish all the different varieties of
bread, pies, cakes and plain and fancy
bakers goods George Haskins, who
has become an expert baker, will con-
duct this department of the new firm
and for his efforts in undermining the
bakery business in Edgerton, the people
are in duty bound to give him liberal
patronage. The front end of tie store
will be used for frst-class grocery
fruit and vegetable store, and will be
| undor Cno management or VIII hrOeCZ
who by the way bias had wide experience
in the mercantile business in Edgerton
The store is stocked with all the neces-
saries in the way of groceries for the
family, and vegetables, fruits, ETC., will
be kept as the seasons permit. In add
ton full line of cigars, tobaccos and
confectionery will be on sale. A delivery
wagon will be run for both the bakery
and grocery department and orders by
phone or in person will be promptly fill
ed. Messrs. Haskins and Kroetz are
both young men, energetic and pro
gressive, and having the bests interests
of Edgerton at heart should receive
their share of the public's patronage.
| Obituary.
Sunday morning at 5 o'clock, Annie