The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-24

Col. W. j. Anderson of Madison was
a caller in Edgerton Tuesday evening
Mrs. Dr. Morrison went to Rockford
Tues lay where she will pass few days
with relatives.
A baby boy is the latest addition to
Arthur Clarke's family, born Tuesday,
July q, 1903.
John Kurtz, Jr., was down from
Pittsvile for a short stay on business
matters during the week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet at
Mrs. Andrew Jenson's, July 30th.
-Chas. L. Culton left Tuesday for
Virginia to look after property interests
he has recently acquired there.
AT the home of Henry Hutson on
Monday last baby girl made her APP
pearance and is now counted one of the
family.
The family of station agent John
Henderson left Tuesday for Lake Ke-
gonsa where they try cottage life for the
coming two weeks.
1t is well enough to keep prominent
~ in mind the date Of the big event of
the season r. A. & B. picnic-which
falls on August 18th.
Mrs. S. A. La Plante has sold her
residence property on Washington street
occupied by the Trevorrah family to
Thos. Wileman for $1,000.
DR.. J. B. Atwood of Oconto and Geo.
T. Atwood and family of Gays Mills were
visitors at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Atwood, over Sunday.
The Bogert," Mrs. Jacobus' resort,
is very comfortably filled with guests
mostly Chicago people who ind all the
requirements of quiet country home
there.
Il. A. & B society picnic and races
Wednesday, August 18th. Come to Ed
gerton that day. Come early and stay
late. a good progrnm is being prepared
for YOUR benefit.
Mrs. George L. Connie, wife of the
dean of Beloit college, sustained brok-
en- arm while trying to save friends from
harm in a runaway accident at Lake
Kegonsa this week.
Services at the Norwegian Lutheran
church next Sunday at the usual hour.
In the afternoon Rev. Linnevold will
conduct services at the Emery school
house in the town of Albion at $50.
The picnic given by the Ladies' &c.
ciety of st. Johns church last Saturday
was pleasant affair and the attendance
was good considering the heavy rainfall
the night before which kept many away.
Base ball at the Driving Park Fri
day afternoon between Edgerton and
Bass Creek for purse of $50, winner to
take all. One of the best games of the
season is looked for on the above named
day
hoALl oLlO OllGc Va a lew weeks
of Chicago paid visit to Mr.. Hams
mother and other relatives here during
the week. Mr.. Hahn is connected with
the engineering department of the Mil
waukee road.
w. F. Langworthy, wife and two
daughters of Hamilton, n Y, have been
visiting at the home of his brother-in-
law, D. L. Babcock, in Albion during
the week. Mr.. Langworthy is profess
or in Colgate college at that place.
The annual picnic of the National
Horseshoers Protective association will
be held at GAINESVILLE this year on Satur-
day, August 10. The details of the out
ing will be given later. Mr.. James joyce
of this city is member of the commit
tee having the arrangements in charge.
The open air band concerts are gain
ing in popularity and the attendance last
Saturday night was the largest of the
season so far. The weather has been
exceptionally fine thus far and the music
OF a kind that pleases and entertains the
public. Thousands throng the streets
on concert nights.