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

School Superintendent Ross was
here Friday and paid visit to our pub
lie schools.
The April term of the Circuit Court
for Rock county begins at the county
seat Monday, April 22nd.
Frank Burdick is arranging for the
construction of new residence, work on
same will commence at once.
Geo. Rea and wife were up from
GAINESVILLE for a few hours with their
Edgerton friends on Sunday.
1t is expected that trains on the
GAINESVILLE & Southeastern will be run
ming on scheduled time by the first of
June
The KvindeforC ming of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. Sundre Omsberg Thursday, April
25th
--Messrs. Duesing & Huebbe are pre-
pared to fill all orders for duplicate pho
tos, having all negatives made by F. A.
Talmadge.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs. w.
S. Pomeroy on Wednesday, April Oath.
A large attendance is desired.
The young ladies society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will hold an
extra meeting next Wednesday evening,
April Oath, at Mrs. O. G. Hanson's.
The young ladies society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will give an
apron fair and social in the church base
ment, on May l. Watch for further no
tees.
Mrs. Allie Button Cole, reader and
impersonator at Royal Hall Tuesday
evening, April %. Reserved seats on
sale Friday morning. She will be as
sisted by home talent
-Chas. Herman and wife, who have
conducted a bakery here for the past
few years, left on Saturday for Portage,
Wis. AS yet they have not decided
where they will locate.
April Both Rev. Frank L. Moore will
deliver lecture on Robert Browning,
under the auspices of the Literary Mon
day Club. Tickets, 25c; school children
15c. Further notice will be given next
week.
Rev. Crandall of the S. D. B. church
Congregational church Sunday morning,
and Prof. Rosa will occupy the pulpit in
the evening. Rev. Moore will be absent
from the city.
Grand Musical and Aesthetic enter
tainment at Royal hall Friday evening,
April Goth under the auspices of the Con-
gregational church. Over one hundred
children will be gathered in a garden of
song with rhythmical movements Ad-
mission 25 and IS cents; children Is cts.
Remember the special number on
the Lecture Course by Mrs. Button
Cole, Tuesday evening, April %. Season
ticket holders will be charged only 1Oc
at the door, while the general admission
will be 25c and reserved seats 35c. Sea-
son ticket holders who wish reserve
seats can get them at their usual price.
Manager Carr is negotiating for
Carpenters "Quo Vadis," also "McCar-
thy's Mishaps,'' to appear here late in
this month or early in May. These COM
panies. in their respective plays, are as
good as can be found and it is hoped
that, if he is successful in making
dates. that they will be greeted with the
large house they deserve. Both compa-
MES have appeared here and while dis
tinctly opposite in character, are both
of the best.
JAS Joyce has secured patent on a
tobacco hoeing machine and corn cult
vator. The patent was granted last
Tuesday and was secured through Louis
Bagger & Co., patent attorneys at
Washington. Mr.. Joyce has been work
ing on this machine for more than year
and is confident that he now has ma
chine superior in all details to any yet
offered to tobacco growers. A model
machine is now being manufactured in
Rockford and will be in Edgerton for
exhibition some time next week.
The current adown the bed of Saun-
der's Creek sometimes freights away
curious articles set adift by mistake.
Last Saturday evening two lovers stood
on the bridge gazing into the rushing
waters far below and exchanging sweet
thoughts of the future which was before
them. In some unaccountable way the
young mans necktie loosened from the
snow-white linen collar which encircled