The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-04-19

They will be due May 1st
Hundreds of fish have been speared
in Saunders creek this spring.
Remember the dance at Phoenix
hall Saturday night. Admission 35c.
How about your sidewalk? Does it
need repairing or rebuilding this spring?
The st. Josephs' Choir dance in
Union hall Wednesday evening, Apr. "a.
Professor Sanness, of Stoughton, is
arranging to give musical concert in
Edgerton sometime next month.
"A bunch of keys were picked out of
the creek near SINNERS bridge. Owner
can have same by calling at this office.
The next regular monthly meeting
of the common council will be held at
the city clerks office Tuesday evening,
May 7th.
If you happen to spy a woman go
ing to the back yard with a white cloth
tied over her head and long stick in
her hand don't fear that there is danger
ahead. She is just going out to beat
the carpet.
The popular Saturday night dances
will be continued in Phoenix hall. Good
music will be provided and dancing
will continue from to y. Prices are
35 cents for gentlemen, ladies free.
Everybody come and have a good time.
Last Friday night about half past
seven fire originated in the force-sweat
room of J. w. Kurtz's cigar shop The
alarm was given and the fire company
promptly responded, laying about eight
hundred feet of hose and getting water
on the blaze in time to save the building
from complete destruction.
The Merrill Advocate says: "The
first of the series of entertainments given
here proved a great success and one
worthy of mention. Mrs. Allie Button
Cole entertained her listeners in a most
pleasing and novel manner, she so i'm
pressed the audience with her fine ex-
preston and undenied ability as an elo-
cutionist that she was compelled to re-
spond to an encore after each selection,
and she always managed to acquit her
self in most admirable manner"
If a stranger comes along with
load of tanning mills or a bunch of
lightning rods and wants to store them
in your barn ''for a short time only"
as the house for whom he is working
las suddenly called him in, just let him
put them there, and sign receipt for
the goods so the stranger can show the
house where the goods are, advises a
neighbor exchange. Soon after you
will be notified in time where to find
your note when it is due You will then
be the owner Of the goods and can dis
pose of them at your own price.
Garden making time is at hand, and
the very first problem to be solved is,
what shall be done with the hen?" In
seasons agone she has been on deck with
her scratchers long before the seeds were
sprouted and scratched them out simply
for the sport of scratching. In nine
cases out of ten the hen and the garden
did not belong to the same person and
for this reason the owner of the garden
became greatly exasperated. Keepers
of fowl should understand that in no in
stance does the statutes of the state
permit said fowl to run at large, and
this means that they must be kept on
the premises of the owner. If you would
have good neighborly feelings, keep
your hens at home.
1t has happened! After placing the
focimeter in such a position as to pro-
cure complete focus of the future stage
of action, Will Bardeen came to the firm
conclusion that bobbing buoyantly over
the choppy sea of life without help
mate to share the pleasures of the voy-
age was a greed which man ought not
indulge in to any great extent. Hence
Mr.. Bardeen closed the shutter before
the Tense, folded the camera and con-
cluded to take day off on Wednesday
He went to Kewaunee, Wis, where at
six o'clock in the morning he was united
in marriage to Miss Margaret Knight
Mr.. and Mrs. Bardeen returned to Ed
gerton Wednesday evening and will
make this city their future home. Both
young people are we'll and favorably
known here and have host of friends
to give them the warm hand of welcome.
And thus has the art of photography
been the means of tremendously uniting
the mellow dreams of two happy lives.
"A better opportunity never present
ed itself to the citizens of Edgerton to
show their disposition to give the city
tidy appearance and at the same time
improve the sanitary condition. In
many back yards, alleys and out of
way places the rubbish of winter has
collected in quantities startling to gaze