The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-05-17
ROYAL hall MAY 20. q and %.

was issued on Wednesday. She is a very
creditable looking bird.
Reserved seats on sale at Ash's
for the Bruno-Alden Stock Co. at Royal
hall May 20, 81 and %.
The Bruno-Alden Stock Co. open
three nights stand at Royal hall begin
ming Monday, May 20. Prices, 10, 70
and 80 cents.
Mr.. G. r. Bentley is having porch
added to the south side of his residence
that is probably the finest in the city.
It is Is feet in width and 30 feet in length
and is small pavilion in itself.
The next meeting of Father Mat
thew's T. A. and B. society will be held
on Sunday afternoon, June 8. There
will be election of officers and all mem
bers are requested to be present.
"A double wedding took place in the
parlors of the American House at Rock
ford last Thursday, the contracting par
ties being from Edgerton. The names
of the parties are Richard Horton and
Miss Mary Bosben, CLAUS Lewton and
Miss Lena Bosben. The wedding party
returned to this city the latter part of
the week.
"A change of location of two business
firms took place this week. The City
Bakery, Geo. Haskins proprietor, has
moved into the Front street property
which he recently purchased, and the
Larson & Maltpress hardware firm are
occupying the building on Swift street,
vacated by the bakery.
General Passenger Agent F. A.
Miller, of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway has sent out an official no.
LITIGATION that the GAINESVILLE and South
eastern division will be open for passen
ger service Monday, June 3. Time card
has not yet been published, but it is ex-
pected that a fast train will make the
run from GAINESVILLE to Chicago in two
hours and ten minutes.
There will be an Ascension day ser
vice 7:30 this evening at the Norwegian
Lutheran church. Rev. A. johnson of
Chicago will preach the sermon. Sun
day morning at 1870 Rev. G. Hovde of
Amherst will preach. The evening ser
vice will be conducted in the English
language by Rev. A. K. Sagen of La
Crosse. A cordial welcome to all of
these services.
"A move is being made to secure for
next season a series of attractions. seven
entertainments, by the Edgerton Lecture
Course, and the list comprises such
popular entertainers as Frank G.. Bur
ner, popular lecturer, Frederick Truman
Dickens impersonator, Fredrik, magician
and musical company DR.. Ell. D. Nell
rath, illustrated lecturer, Ell. V. Richards,
wonders of Hydrogen and the sGlazier
Jubilee Singers. Announcements will
be made from time to time posting the
public as to these attractions.
Vandalism in any city ought to re-
ceive the most severe punishment the
law provides, and no efforts or means
should be spared to bring this class of
culprits before the bar of justice. Dur
ing the past few weeks someone has
wilfully stoned the windows in Mr..
Philip Bonn's warehouse and numerous
panes of glass have been broken. Not
only Mr.. Bonn, but the city officers have
an eye out for the offenders and if caught
they will receive no mercy. Work of
this kind ought not be tolerated whether
it comes from young boys, old boys or
from those who style themselves men.
Fishing at Lake Koshkonong is as
good, if not better, this season than
for many seasons past, and catches of
very handsome fish are being made. The
most of the visitors to the lake complain
of the fact that there are a large num-
Der of set lines with anywhere from ten
to one hundred hooks on each line set
all over the lake from MELVILLE to Black
Hawk. They are continually catching
the hooks of the fishermen that are out
in boats casting and trolling. They are
not only great nuisance to people fish
ing in legal way, but they are in di-
rect violation of the fish and game laws
The state game wardens could spend a
little of the surplus money derived from
licenses and other means to a good ad-
vantage by sending warden or two to
the lake and letting them clean up the
nest of lines and possibly catch few of
the owners running them. The set line
business at Lake Koshkonong has come
to be regular nuisance and those who
are willing to fish legally should be given
the protection the law affords.
d. [. Wilson, Prof. Rosa, Joe Spike
and George Hall were in attendance at
the combination sale of short horn cat
tie held in Madison Tuesday, May 18th.
There were fifty nine head sold and the