The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-04
-Firemen's dance Friday evening,

-Deerfeld went no-license by bare
majority of two.
-Orson Thompson was down from
Cambridge Wednesday.
&C. Fl. Babcock broke ground this
week for new residence adjoining his
present home.
Miss Ruth Watson visited in James
Vile with friends few days the latter
part of the week.
-Chas. T. Mabbett and wife are ex-
pected home from their California trip
the latter end of the week.
The New Ole Olson, Royal Hall, one
night, Wednesday, April 9th. Geo. G.
Thompson and first-class company.
Regular meeting of Edgerton lodge,
K. P, on Friday evening of this week at
7 o'clock. Work in the rank of Esquire.
Will Fessenden is down from Anti
60 for a short stay with friends here
while he recuperates from a recent
illness.
Miss Grace Perry and Mary and
Sara Mawhinney returned to Beloit col
lege Wednesday after the Easter vaca-
ton passed at home.
-Thos. j. Atwood arrived home yes
terday from pleasant trip to California.
His wife and daughter remain for a sea-
son at Los Angeles.
D. E. Fuller hassold his barber shop
to Will Davis and will travel for Wilson
Bros. selling their proprietary articles in
Stephenson county, Ill.
Miss Mamie Pollard, who has been
employed in the office of the Milwaukee
Free Press, is home for a four weeks
vacation.
An old favorite with .Edgerton peo-
pie, Geo. G. Thompson and first-class
company in the New Ole Olson. Wed
nesday, April 9th
Mrs. G.. F. Heddles has purchased a
building lot of T. A. Perry, next adjoin-
ing his home on the east and contem-
plates erecting new residence the COM
ing season.
The Father Mathews T. A. & B.
society will hold communion at St. JOS
ephs church next Sunday. Mass at
1870 o'clock, Father Collins of James
vile will officiate.
Miss Mary Flagg, who has been in
failing health for some time past, was
taken to the sanitarium at Palmyra on
Monday for treatment, accompanied by
her brother, A. S. Flagg
Oscar Jensen was called to Red
Wing, MINI, last week by the illness of
his sister Lydia, vino is attending school
in that place. Her friends will be pleas
ed to learn that her illness was not ser
ious and she has since recovered.
Friday night, April 4th, is the date
you want to bear in mind. The boys of
the Fire Department will expect your
presence at Academy hall that evening.
Everyone will be welcomed and the boys
of the department will see to it that you
have a pleasant time.
The Easter services at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening were very
largely attended and every number on
the program was heartily enjoyed. The
floral decorations were unusually hand
some, consisting of potted plants of many
varieties Among them were sixteen jars
contributed by Mrs. Esther Crandall
and they were all in bloom.
Sam Wileman parted with a piece of
good money for live coon one day last
week. Apparently the coon was tame
and seemed willing to be fondled by the
boy from whom it was purchased. When
noon time came Mr.. Wileman thought
he would serve shelled corn dinner to
his new pet. But as he reached into the
box to take the coon out he changed his
mind. The coon took a nab at his hand
and pierced the thick of his thumb with
his sharp teeth. Feeding pet coons and
running for ward alderman seems to
have been Mr.. Wileman's short comings
this week.