The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-16
Will Fessenden has taken clerk

| ship IN DlXOn'S store.
AID. E. M. Laid made another trip
TO Barron county this week.
All kinds of aprons on sale at the
Norwegian church next Monday evening.
Miss Grace Humphrey left Thurs
day evening for visit to friends in Nit
chell, S. D.
Geo Haskins, who travels in north
ern Illinois for the National Biscuit Co.,
spent Sunday with his family here.
Rev. Stevens went to London, Wis.,
Tuesday, to conduct funeral services
over the remains of Samuel Brown.
Geo. Spike has been admitted to
partnership with J. M. Joyce by whom
he has been employed for few years
past.
Smiths orchestra played to a very
pleasant May party at Academy hall on
Wednesday evening given by the T. A.
& B. society.
Encouraging news comes from Chi
cage that Mrs. L. K. Jessup is slowly re-
covering from an operation performed at
hospital in that city.
Remember that next Monday, May
10Th, is the day the Young Ladies of the
Norwegian church have their Apron
sale. Doors open at o'clock. Ice
cream, cake and coffee will be served
Tidy lawns about town never looked
more beautiful than they do today. Late
rains have brought on luxuriant growth
of grass of deep rich color, which ar
CUES we'll for abundant pasturage and a
fine hay crop.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give supper Wednesday
evening, May 28th, in the parlors of the
church A ''country store" will also be
open to all who wish to purchase either
staple or fancy groceries, candies, etc.
Don't forget the date.
In another column will be found an
announcement of the firm of Perry &
Doty concerning a change in business
methods. On June End they begin to
sell all goods on a basis of ten per cent
profit. They invite you to carefully read
the announcement.
Albert RAIDER, operator at the sta
ton, was taken with a severe attack of
appendicitis early in the week and upon
advice of his physician went to the Pal
mer hospital in GAINESVILLE for an opera
tion on Monday. The operation was to
take place today if his condition war
ranted.
-Drs. J. A. and Reginald Jackson of
Madison were called here Sunday to
perform an operation upon Herman Bub-
litz who was suffering from severe case
of stranguated hernia. They were as
assisted by Drs. w. G. and George Nc
Manus. The operation was satisfactory
and under favorable conditions the pa.
tient will recover.
Little Edna, the thirteen months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Dallman, died Monday afternoon after
an illness of three weeks. Funeral ser
vices were held from ST. Johns Lutheran
church Wednesday at 2 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. Spillman. The sympa-
thy of all is with the bereaved parents
in this their irreparable loss
Postmaster Whittet was called to
Madison Tuesday in consultation over
another rural route to cover part of
the Dane county system which is now
being laid out. The proposed new route
will take in Albion and much of the ter
ritory tributary to that Office. This will
make five free rural delivery routes dis
tributing mail from the Edgerton post
office.
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours. A
children's service will be held in the
morning. The Junior G. e. and Inter-
mediate c. e. societies will particularly
be represented. The sermon will be for
the children. In the evening the pastor
will speak on "Volcanos That Have De-
stroyed."
Mayor Doty and family and J. P.
Towne and daughter, Angie, arrived
home Tuesday morning from winters
stay in southern California. While the
entire party enjoyed their trip immense
ly, they we're all glad to greet the famil-
lar faces at home again. Mr.. Towne re-
turns very much invigorated in health
and says he feels nearly as we'll as ever.
He certainly looks as if his trip, with the
rest and diversion it afforded, had been of
great benefit to him. The travel stained
tourists have received warm welcome
on every hand since their return.
Something decidedly out of the Or
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