The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-18

from the county seat visiting Edgerton
friends yesterday.
Miss Wood has resumed her teach
ing in the public schools after an alb
sence of couple of weeks through sick
ness.
Fred Henderson completed his
course at the dental college in Milwau
kee, graduating in large class on Mon
day. We learn he intends opening an
Office in Stoughton shortly.
IS. Mitchell of Madison, who put in
a large amount of cement sidewalk in
Edgerton last season, was in town We'd
nesday arranging to begin work again
here shortly.
Regular services at the M. E. church
next Sunday morning. Subject, "Pauls
Christian Experiences" evening subject,
CDR. Talmage, or the Inspiration of a
Noble Life"
-Marsden & Watson have put on an
addition to their shop which will be used
for an agricultural implement depot
The coming season they will handle the
Plano harvesters and binders. The new
addition has frontage of 20 feet and
extends 80 feet in the rear.
Tony Haumerson resigned his posi-
ton with P. M. Ellingson on Saturday
last and has gone to Dubuque, Iowa,
where he has accepted position with a
wholesale house. Ed Ellingson is now
the genial clerk in the Ellingson hard
ware store.
More hay has been shipped in and
sold to farmers this spring than has been
sent abroad to market from this station
in the past twenty years altogether. Sew
eral car loads week are now being dis
posed of by local dealers who find it diff
ficult to supply the demand.
-Dilapidated sidewalks, with loose
boards, boards gone and 70 boards at all
may be found in every portion of the
city. Damage ~uits for unlimited
amounts may arise from accidents on
these poor walks. Let them be con-
demned at once and replaced with new
ones Let the new ones be cement, too.
The wind last Friday was something
terrific and the strong man veered in it's
gale. Everything loose was scurried
around like autumn leaves in Novem-
Der gust. The sand and dust Was near
ly binding to the pedestrian upon the
street Queer pranks were played. A
large switch was blown from the top of
one young lady's head and carried sever
al blocks before it could be stopped.
Another lost her hat and it went in the
front door of business place and out
the back into the alley.
r. State Superintendent Harvey has
favored this office with copies of his
Memorial and Arbor Day ANIMALS,
which are by far the most elaborate and
complete publications this department
has yet issued. The purpose of the
Arbor Day Annual is to foster and pro-
mote the spirit of protection to trees and
birds and cultivate appreciation of their
value to mankind. The pamphlet is
filled with the best literature on this
topic, with suggestions for appropriate
exercises on Arbor Day, Friday, May g.
The aids for the proper observance of
Memorial Day cover some splendid liter
airy quotations of the best thoughts on
the occasion, all intended to assist the
public schools in it's observance.
There was shortage of time tables
at the depot Thursday forenoon after
the east bound passenger whizzed away
toward Milton Junction. Mr.. Allen
Wishbone Shumway when travelling al
ways makes practice of providing him
self with the revised time tables of the
various roads operating in the United
States. Mr.. Shumway was off for trip
to the Junction town Thursday and
every pocket in his clothes was crammed
full of time tables, and in his hand he
carried package tightly secured with a
string which the knowing ones said con-
tanned time tables. If Mr.. Shumway
makes the error of getting on the wrong
train in going to Milton Jun action and
back, it will not be because he was shy
of time tables.
On Tuesday w. A. Short took from
the depot wagon load of Dry Chemical
Flame Killers to supply the farmers of
his neighborhood. The farmers need
protection against loss by fire and are
not slow to see the benefits and adopt
sure thing. Write to the Wisconsin
Chemical Co., Waupun, Wis, or call
upon G.. 81. Alderman at the y. S. Hotel
and secure an agency if you wish to sell
good thing to good people for good
money. Exclusive territory given and
to the hustler there is no better field to
engage in for permanent business.
Notice.
My wife, having left my bed and board,