The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-05-17
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E. T. Riley of Madison, transacted


E. T. Riley of Madison, transacted
business in Edgerton Wednesday.
Miss Anna Olson visited with her
parents in GAINESVILLE over Sunday.
DIR. McChesney returned from his
trip to Ell Paso on Friday evening of
last week.
The Bruno-Alden Stock Co. in
repertoire at Royal hall May 20, q and
%. Prices, 10, 20 and Doc.
The A. O. U. w. lodge will meet
next Wednesday evening. All members
are requested to be present.
Allen Skinner was out from Ocono-
mowoc to pass the first few days of the
week with relatives here.
The mysteries of woodcraft will be
expounded to a candidate this Thurs
day. evening. All neighbors be present.
E. M. Laid leaves Friday evening
for a three or four days business trip
through northern portions of the state.
The baptism which was to have
taken place at MELVILLE next Sunday has
been postponed until the weather gets
warmer.
On Wednesday of next week Geo.
Haskins will open his new store to the
public. He will carry line of grocer
les, fruit and bakery goods.
Memorial day will be observed in
Edgerton, and an appropriate program
is being prepared. Announcement in
full will be made next week.
Mrs. VIM. Moulthrope, who under
went an operation in Chicago for can
Ger of the stomach last week, is reported
to be in a fair way to recover.
The Good Templars will serve ice
cream and cake at the lodge room in the
basement of the Baptist church next
Tuesday evening. Everyone invited.
The members of Father Matthews
T. A. and B. society are requested to
meet at their hall at 1890 o'clock on
Decoration day, May 80, to turn out in
a body.
Mrs. L. Clos, of Mankato, Mimi,
stopped off for few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. E. P. Bennett, this week,
while enroute home from visit in Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
Mrs. G. P. Frank has been down
from Stoughton this week, and is hav-
ing a handsome large monument erected
in Fassett cemetery in memory of her
late husband.
Supervisors Ebbott, Gettle and
Whittet have been attending the county
board meeting in GAINESVILLE this week.
The board convened on Wednesday.
Ole. Ness died at his home near Or
fordville Thursday morning, May 9th,
of heart disease, aged 81 years. The flu
neral services were held in the Lutheran
church Saturday, Rev. O. J. Kvale Off
ciating. He leaves wife and one son.
Base ball enthusiasts will have an
opportunity of seeing a first-class game
at Athletic Park, GAINESVILLE, on Friday
of this week, at which time the Beloit
college team will play the Knox college
club. Both teams have been playing
good ball this season and a good game
is looked for. 1t will be called at $50.
AT the adjourned council meeting
last Thursday evening Henry johnson
was elected city clerk, E. M. Hubbell
street commissioner, James Reynolds,
city marshal, August Ratzlaff assistant
marshal and night police, James Price,
superintendent of water works, Geo.
Hargraves, chief of the fire department,
l.. K. Jessup, assistant chief, Dr. w. G.
McManus, city physician, Ell. S. Sloan,
city attorney.
Miss Maud Brace, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. o. D. Brace of the town of
GAINESVILLE, is attracting favorable atten-
ton in Chicago musical circles. The
Musical Leader, published weekly at
Chicago, under date of April %, says:
Among the talented pupils of Mr.. AL
fred Williams is Miss Maud Brace of
Wisconsin, who is the possessor of a high
clear soprano voice of beautiful quality.
and admirably adapted to concert work
which she contemplates for next year."
is Edgerton to have 4th of July
celebration this year? This is of inter
est not only to the residents of the city
but to the people of the surrounding
country, for be it said that our neighbors
would much prefer to celebrate the day
in Edgerton than to go to distant city
where they would be strangers. 1t is
high time that some steps were taken
in the direction of holding frst-class
celebration in Edgerton. Call meet
ing and talk over the matter.