The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20

ne CQQ FELLOWS Will nOlO eloCClO0
of officers next Saturday evening. All
are requested to be present.
Mrs. Frank Ell. Purinton of BruLs-
wick, Me-, is here on visit to the family
of her brother, DIR. Warren McManus.
"A. L. Mcintosh and wife and John
Baumann were up from GAINESVILLE on
Wednesday to attend the Mcintosh
Farman wedding.
The Kvindeforening of the Norweg
ian church will, meet with with Mrs.
Charles Adolpbson Thursday after
noon, June 26th
Big bills announcing some of the at
fractions here on the Fourth are being
posted this week. The complete pro-
gram will be out in few days
-Edgerton friends have received in
vitations to the marriage of Mr.. Fred
Jensen and Miss Ethel White, which
takes place at the home of the bride in
River Falls, June 25th, at high noon.
Some time about the 1st of July
new postal card will be issued, called
the Mckinley postal card. In the upper
right hand corner of the card is por-
trait of the late President Mckinley
looking to the left.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Perry and Mr..
and Mrs. John Mawhinney were at Be-
lott Wednesday to witness the college
commencement exercises at which Grace
Perry and Sarah Mawhinney were grad
uated.
The rain on Thursday afternoon
last cut short the first official shoot of
the Edgerton gun club, but the score as
far as it went was very satisfactory.
Matched shoots between sides chosen
from the members will be held.
"A contract has been executed by
Frank Ash, acting for the 4th of July
committee, for two high class vaudeville
performances to take place in Edgerton,
July 4th. 1t won't cost single sou to
see these shows-morning and evening.
Mrs. Thad Cook slipped and fell
upon the walk in front of the Schmeling
block Thursday evening, sustaining
quite serious bruises She was taken up
unconscious but soon recovered, and is
quite thankful that no bones were
broken.
"A number of young lady friends of
Miss Hattie Farman met at her home on
Saturday evening and held a "tin show
err Miss Farman was the recipient of
very many articles of tinware, which
will be useful in housekeeping now that
she is Mrs. Mcintosh.
Chris Holm has started up the art
pottery again after being closed for some
time and is making class of goods that
curio hunters desire. Mr.. Holm has had
considerable experience as clay worker
in this line and is sure to produce some
catchy designs.
Rev. L. FL. Keller was out from Mil
waukee Wednesday for brief call upon
Edgerton friends. While here he made
arrangements for the renting of the
Hopkins cottage on Lake Koshkonong
for the month of July. He will bring
his family here soon after the 1st and
pass his vacation at the lake.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet Wednesday
afternoon next with Mrs. j. D. Whittet.
A full attendance is especially requested
by the president of the society, as the
ladies wish to serve dinner July 4th at
the Driving Park and committees are to
be appointed and arrangements made.
The graduation exercises of the 9Th
grade last Thursday was new feature
in the Edgerton schools. Twenty three
pupils graduated from this grade into
the high school and an interesting and
instructive program was presented, all of
which reflected much credit on the
teacher, Miss Musgrove, whose efforts
have secured the high standard of work
in this department.
AT the last regular meeting of Faith
er Matthews T. A. & B. society the fol-
lowing off ers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Pres, Fred Phifer; Vice-Pres.,
d. 2. Devine; r. S., George Pollard; F.
S., M. ]. McDonough; Treas, r. Cur
ran; STEWARDSHIP district, Jas. Joyce,
I'd, M. j. Doran, Sd, Frank Cheesbro,
4th, d. Mccarthy, 5th, N. Mckinley, 9th,
John Quigley; Marshal, Thos Madden;
Janitor, P. Mcintyre.
The children's exercises at the Nj. E.
church last Sunday evening were at
tended by very large audience, and
each number on the program was most
entertainingly rendered. The little ones
who took part are deserving of great
praise and their favors were highly ap-
preciated. At the close collection was
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