The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-09-13
Miss GLADYS Heddles of GAINESVILLE is

oral months, MIS-. JAMES AfHII uIeu az
1870 Thursday morning.
The Edgerton Cornet band will re-
sumo their Saturday night concerts next
Saturday evening.
GAINESVILLE plumbers are putting in
hot water heating plant in E. NJ. Hub
BELLS new residence.
Mrs J. M. Conway entertained
party of friends at the Lake house last
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Ash has been spending
the week with Milwaukee friends and
also attending the state fair.
II. B. Earle's family returned We'd
nesday from a several weeks stay at
their summer cottage on Lake Kegonsa.
The fall term of school in district
No. 6, town of Fulton, will begin Mon
day, Sept. 49, with Anna Green as the
teacher
Mrs. NJ. Pruyn, G. J. Pruyn and
wife, Bradford and Orilla Pruyn are
paying a visit to their former home and
friends in Lodi.
Oscar Jensen left Tuesday evening
for trip to Buffalo and the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition, expecting to be absent a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Jacob Johnson, Mrs. E. Wilt,
Mrs. A. Hoen, Mrs. John johnson, Mrs.
S. Peterson, Mrs. A. Jensen and Mrs. A.
Hanson visited with Stoughton relatives
Saturday.
-Orrin Pomeroy and wife, O. r. Pom
eroy ard wife, and W. It. Pomeroy and
wife made trip to Madison to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Preston w. Brown
on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. Fl. Clarke and sister, Mrs.
Orson Vaughn of Sioux Falls, Dak left
Edgerton on Thursday last for a visit to
their old home in Unidalla, Madison
county, New York
New phones have been installed
lately in the homes of DR.. George Nc
Manus, No. IS; Mike McDonough, No.
1854; J. G. Helms, No. 165, and DR.. Nor
risons Office, No. 100.
Roy Nicholson will pleasantly wait
on customers at the Fair Store until the
beginning of the fall term at the State
University, when he will begin course
at that institution.
The first soaking rains that have Wis
tied this section since early June came
this week in quiet, easy stages SO that
the thirsty ground has absorbed nearly
all that fell at various times since Sun
day.
There will be no morning services
in the Norwegian Lutheran church next
Sunday, as the pastor will preach in the
East Koshkonong church. At 2:30 he
will preach in the Emery school house,
and at 7:3O in Edgerton.
Next Saturday Miss Grace Brown
takes her departure for Prairie du Chen
where she will enter as a student St.
Mary's academy. On Wednesday even
ing about twenty young friends rendered
her surprise at the pleasant home and
a most enjoyable evening was passed.
Saunders Creek, whose bed for sew
eral weeks has been dry, gathered head
enough to resume continuous stream
through town again Thursday. The
! oldest resident cannot recall time be-
fore when this water course failed so
completely as this season.
The village of Cambridge voted to
issue ST 800 bonds Saturday for the put
ting in of a system of waterworks. The
vote on the question submitted was %
for to % against issuing the bonds. A
survey is being made this week for the
purpose of receiving bids on the con-
struction of the plant.
The Catholic Mission which has
been conducted at ST. Joseph's church
during the week by Fathers Mulconry
and Connors, priests of the Jesuit order,
has been very we'll attended considering
the weather. The themes for the bal
ance of the week will be as follows
Thursday night, "The Gateway to Eter-
nal Life" Friday night, ga God OF
Mercy; Sunday night, "How Save my
Soul?" The Papal Blessing will be Of
fered Sunday night. Pews to the church
are all free.
Martin johnson, former president
and treasurer of the Stoughton Wagon
Co., has begun suit to recover S3,436.6e
from the Wagon company for salary due
him and money loaned. Mr.. johnson
was head of the company from 1891 till
January of this year. Mr.. johnson also
sues his mother, Olivia johnson, fol
$4,000, as his share of his fathers es-
tate The elder Mr.. johnson died in
1888 leaving an estate valued at $4,000
and his wife as sole executor with entire