The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-05-03
Circus next Tuesday.

Don't forget McCarthy's Mishaps.
Mrs. DR.. McChesney is passing a
week with friends in Chicago.
City Clerk johnson spent the first
few days of the week in Chicago.
F. Burt Carr and wife passed Tues
day with relatives in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Blanche Tallard is passing a
few days with friends in Chicago.
Seats now on sale at Frank Ash's for
McCarthys Mishaps.
Miss Grace Brown spent Saturday
and Sunday with GAINESVILLE relatives.
Get your seats at Frank Ash's for
McCarthys Mishaps, they are on sale
now.
Marvin Price of Mount Carroll, ILL.,.
passed Sunday with relatives and friends
in this city.
Grant Robinson is in Chicago for a
couple of weeks, visiting with his son,
Will Robinson.
Charley Hebron left on Tuesday for
Colorado in search of a climate bene-
fetal to his health
Mrs. G.. Ell. Banks of Fort Atkinson,
has been visiting with friends in this
city during the week.
Henry Schmelling has purchased
the U. S. hotel barn property of the
Hutson estate for $500.
Miss Anna Collins of GAINESVILLE
ed the first two days of the week
friends in Edgerton.
E. M. Hubbell broke ground on
day for the foundation Of his new
dence in the second ward.
Ed. Lord has rented the rooms over
Reporter office and moved his fam
nto the same this week.
A. w. Bentley and wife have been
guests of 0. D. Rowe and wife at
esville a portion of the week,
Barney Ferguson at Royal Hall on
rsday, May 9th, in his original
production of McCarthys Mishaps.
Frank Finkle fell from a pile of
cases in T. B. Earle's warehouse Monday
afternoon and sustained quite severe in
juries.
Mr.. CORTLAND Bliven, Miss Minerva
Coon Nellie and Emma Lord attended
the Anna Held performance at James
vile Friday evening.
-Melbournes United Shows will be in
Edgerton next Tuesday afternoon and
evening. See their advertisement on
the inside pages of this paper.
Go to Royal Hall on Thursday even
ing, May 9th, and enjoy good laugh
with Barney Ferguson. He has most of
his original company With him.
The Beloit College Clubs have never
been excelled and have peen equalled by
few college musical organizations in the
west. Do not iail to hear them.
Ex-Governor George w. Peck and a
party of friends were in Edgerton for a
short time Saturday, on their way to
Lake Koshkonong for weeks outing.
Pete Hoague, who has had charge
of one of the rooms in the Herbs, Vert
helm & Schiller warehouse during the
season, returned to his home at Westby
on Saturday.
DIR. McChesney and Oscar Perry
started on Tuesday for Ell Paso, Texas,
where Mr.. Perry has gone in hopes of
benefitting his health. The Doctor will
be absent about two weeks.
DIR. j. L. Holton has sold his resi-
dence property on the corner of Wash
ington and End North street to J. J.
Culton for S2225. The sale was made by
real estate agent Laid.
Regular meeting of Edgerton Camp
M. w A. this Thursday evening AS
there is business of Importance to come
before the camp, it is urged that all
neighbors be present.
1t is seldom that April passes by
with as little rainfall as this year. All
predictions of the weather men have
failed and at the beginning of May we
were almost suffering drouth.
Henry S. Sloan has the bill of saw
fish that was sent him from Florida.
that is about four feet long, and armed
with teeth about an inch and half in
length. 1t is an ugly looking thing.
The citizens of Milton junction are
going to incorporate as village, all ar.
rangements having been made and the
question will be voted on at a special
election which will probably be held on
June 2.