The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-28
Tuesday next is election day.


date for the meeting Of the common
council.
Will Edgerton support base ball
team this season? Let someone answer
this question.
-Lorane Kumlien of Milton has been
spending the week with his aunt, Mrs.
F. Ell. Campbell.
Hal Child purchased fine span of
draft horses in GAINESVILLE Saturday that
weigh 1000 pounds.
-Perick Bros have leased the store
in the Hall building occupied by G. J.
Pruyn on Front street.
Spring weather again prevails, the
farmers are already doing some blowing
and preparing for seeding.
Miss Clara Hargraves, who is teach
ing school at Juneau, spent Sunday with
her parents in this city.
Mrs. M Livick is moving to this city
and has rented the cottage which Frank
Talmadge occupied for many years.
The Good Templars will hold rum
mage sale in Phoenix Hall on Thursday
and Friday of next week, April and 4.
Mrs. Nelson Taylor has returned to
Edgerton again. She would like to sell
or rent her home, also has barn to
rent.
DR.. A. p Nicholson was in Chicago
the first of the week attending the an
nual clinic of the dental school of
Illinois.
The young orchestra under the tu-
torship of Prof. Pieper will furnish music
at the Congregational church services
Easter evening.
The Reporter will be sent free for
one year to all who are united in matri-
mony from and after this date. Call at.
the office and leave your orders.
Mrs. F. M. Carr and children of
Marshfeld and Mrs. j. G. Carr of Milton
junction visited Mrs F. III. Campbell in
this city Tuesday and Wednesday.
If you wish to rent a house, just put
line in The Reporter. Or if you have
house to rent do likewise. Results are
sure to follow and all will be accommo-
dated.
There are few more packages of
those choice garden seeds left which are
being given as premium to those who
pay for The Reporter one year in ad-
vance.
The Kvindeforening of the Luther
an church will be entertained by sup
per given by the gentlemen of the con-
gregation in the basement of the church
next Thursday, April Sd.
Otto Siewert loaded car of house
hold effects at this station Wednesday
for shipment to Canton, Wis, where he
will conduct farm owned by Mcintosh
Bros, T, B. Earle and others.
w. j. Henderson and wife and Mrs.
Edward Attlessey went to Alton Thurs
day to attend the wedding of Mr.. Fred
Peach and Miss Ora Fessenden, which
took place at the home of the bride at
high noon.
Mildred Croft gave a pleasant party
to her girl friends Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her twelfth birthday Each
a. ho Ia
musical and literary program that was
presented.
F. w. Morgan, owner of the cele-
brated Morgan farm at Beloit, has made
a number of experiments with hogs sick
with the cholera, and claims that hogs
when in the first stages of the disease
can be cured by starving them for few
days and then feeding them lightly with
shorts and millet.
w. A. Shelley has issued circulars
announcing Retiring From Business
Sale" The Shelley clothing house car
ries one of the largest stocks of any store
in southern Wisconsin and the goods are
all of the best quality. On the new
spring stock a discount of 10 per cent is
made and on all carried over stock in
clothing, shoes and hats much larger
discount is made.
Please keep in mind the fact that
the Firemen's ball takes place Friday
evening, March 4th. This will, without
doubt, be the largest and best dancing
and social party given during the season.
The Firemen will receive you at this
ball with pleasure and will do all in their
power to make an enjoyable evening.
Smiths full orchestra will furnish the
music and supper will be served at the
U. S. House. Go and help the Firemen
in their efforts to have good time.
The most largely patronized enter
tainment that has taken place for the
season was that given by the several de-
partments of the public schools at Royal