The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-21

JOS j. Leary ana Eau OarVln were
in Milwaukee Monday.
Mosques" farce comedy to be
presented at Royal Hall, Saturday even
ing.
Keep in mind the city caucus, no.
tees of which can be found elsewhere in
this paper.
John Kurtz, ST., and family have re-
moved to Pittsfield where they have pur
chased farm.
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church next week Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Sheriff Maltpress wife and daughter
were up from GAINESVILLE for an over Sun
day visit with Edgerton relatives.
Eugene Clarke and wife of Alton
have been passing the week with Mrs.
Carke's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Blank.
Remember the republican caucus at
the city hall Saturday evening, March
22d. Let all republican voters be pres
ent
Mrs. J. G.. Helms wishes to inform
her patrons of her change of residence
from Mrs. Coons cottage to Mr.. Temp
sons house opposite the residence of Mr..
A. JensOn.
Local jurymen were called back to
GAINESVILLE yesterday when the balance
&c ho no naI
will be disposed o..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Bentley passed
Sunday with relatives in Chicago. Dur
ing their absence the water pipes in their
home froze up flooding the house the
second time this season..
-Chas L. Cuton's new house is fast
nearing completion. The finishing of the
rear rooms is done and the family have
moved in and are occupying them.
Remember the school entertainment
at Royal Hall, Saturday evening. Re-
served seats now on sale at Ash's. Gen
eral admission tickets may be reserved
at Ashs as usual
Services held at the Congregational
church next Sunday at the usual hours.
Subject for the morning, "The Last Days
of Jesus Life" In the evening the
topic will be "Frendship."
Prof. Frank Ell. Jack, state school
examiner, was a visitor to the high school
here a few days this week and made
thorough inspection of the work being
accomplished and we learn he found
very little to criticise.
There will be morning and evening
services at the Norwegian Lutheran
church next Sunday. During Holy
Week there will be celebration of the
Lords Supper Thursday evening and
litany service Friday evening.
-Chas. Lumm, who was arrested by
the wardens for violating the fish and
game laws on Lake Koshkonong, pleaded
guilty in the municipal court at Madison
Monday and received the minimum SEN
tence, $40 ard costs, amounting to S33.
Mrs T. B. Earle, Mrs w. G. Nc
Manus Mrs. J. P. Coon, Mrs. Lou Dick
inson, Mrs. M. Carrier and Miss Leora
Mabbett attended the district federation
of Women's clubs at GAINESVILLE on Tues
day. The latter spoke for the Monday
club of this city.
During the heavy gale Sunday the
ice on Lake Koshkonong which was
loosened at the shores was driven to the
north shore and piled up higher than
was ever before witnessed by residents
along the lake. The tremendous force
of the large field of moving ice crushed
everything in it's line.
The robins, bluebirds, mud and
other evidences of an early spring got an
awful setback Sunday when another
cold wave swept down from the north
west bringing zero weather again for a
couple of days. The ground was frozen
up again and while more moderate
weather has succeeded, our local fore
casts direct us to announce at the pres
ent writing that the date of spring is in
definitely postponed.
Will Bardeen has purchased from
Huebbe & Deusing the photograph bust
ness in the Stillman block Mr. Bardeen
will conduct the studio at that stand in
connection with his present business in
the Hahn building. He retains all the
negatives made by Huebbe 6 Deusing
and F. A. Talmadge and customers are
invited to- call at either stand. IMessrs.
Huebbe & Deusing have location in
Milwaukee and their Edgerton friends
will always be welcomed when in the
city.