The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-04-26

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Arrange for Decoration Day.
Fred Phifer sold lot in Culton's ad-
dition to F. f. Burgy for $3.50.
Miss Mary Watson has accepted
position as clerk in the Fair store.
Miss Lena Jeide of Lancaster, is
being entertained this week by Miss
Jessie Stewart.
Senator M. A. Jacobs of Dodge Co.,
passed a few hours in Edgerton We'd
nesday evening.
-Edgerton is to have another news
paper plant Parties from Milton will
engage in the venture.
-Liveryman Thompson has purchased
Frank Talmadge's house in this city,
consideration $500.
p. M. Ellingson has moved his
family into the new residence recently
completed on Rollin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lindas attended
the funeral of Mr.. Lindas' mother which
took place at Marshall On Sunday
Miss Mae Spike, who has been in
Milwaukee during the past winter has
returned to her home in this city.
Everybody should hear the Beloit
College Musical clubs, 20 people. A
rare treat. At Royal Hall May 4th
Fred Willie and wife left Milton
Junction on Monday for a trip to Ger
many. They will be absent about three
months.
Mr.. Burt Williams, editor Of the
Ashland Daily Times, and mayor of the
city, visited friends in the city Wednes-
day evening.
Mike Collins arrived here from Grip
pie Creek, Colorado, Friday morning to
pay short visit to his parents and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Ed. Sutton is having her
household goods packed for shipment to
Burlington, Wis, where she Will move
the first of next week.
Mrs. Charles Spillman departed on
Monday for a three weeks visit with
relatives in York state. Mr.. Spillman
accompanied her as far as Chicago.
DO not fail to hear the superb con-
cert given by the Beloit College Musical
clubs at Royal Hall, May 4th. Seats on
sale Saturday, April 9th at Ash's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bingham, and
the Misses G. M. Rich, Elizabeth Schick-
er and Harriet Fifield of GAINESVILLE were
guests at the home of H. S. Sloan and
wife on Sunday.
H. S. McGihfn's residence was sold
on Wednesday through E. Nj. Ladd's
real estate agency. Ed. Kaufman was
the purchaser, and the price paid was
$500. Possession given about the mid
die of June.
Grand Musical and Aesthetic enter
tainment at Royal hall Friday evening
April Goth under the auspices of the
Congregational church. Over one hun
dred children will be gathered in gar
den of song with rhythmical movements
Admission % and 50 cents; children IL
cents.
An Epworth League Rally will be
held at Milton Junction Friday, Satur
day and Sunday, April rs, 81 and %
Leagues from Milton, Edgerton, Slough
ton, Fort Atkinson, Jefferson, Lake
Mill and London will be represented. A
program of especial interest has beer
prepared and Milton Junction is plan
ming to entertain all the Leaguers who
attend.
james Callahan, arrested in connec
ton with the kidnapping of Edware
Cudahy, Jr., on Dec. Is, 1900, was
brought before the criminal branch Of
the district court at Omaha, Wednesday
for trial on the charge of robbery Of
$4,000, which is the amount of ransom
paid by Mr.. Cudahy for the return Of
the boy. James Callahan is we'll known
in southeastern Wisconsin, having edltec
for time paper in Deerfeld.
Remember the Apron Fair and so
cial to be given by the young ladies OF
the Norwegian Lutheran church next
Wednesday evening May l. Aprons o.
all kinds to be had for small sum
Large useful ones for the busy house
wife in the kitchen, pretty and dainty
ones for receiving day" and neat one:
for the little miss at school. The ladies
have also few pair of pillow cases tt
dispose of. Coffee and lunch will be
served for Is cents.