The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-06-19

June cath.
Mrs. Nelson Taylor retuned Mon
day after several months passd with her
sou in Long Island, n. Y.
Mrs. F. G.. McReynold and little
son were Stoughton visitorsMonday.
Butter dropped off cnt in the Ell
gin market this week sellig at 2lc.
John Henderson an wife passed
Tuesday with relatives atWhitewater
Remember that the annual school
meeting takes place Monday evening,
July 9th.
Arthur Shannon S home from the
north to pass couplfof weeks with his
family.
Phil Bonn and yife passed Sunday
at the home of D, Dearborn at Nor
risonvile.
Editor Jesse Rtterson of Cam bridge
passed short the with friends in Ed
gerton Monday.
Mike Schpidt and wife attended
commencement exercises at the Jetter-
son high schod last Thursday.
Miss Ern1na Zimmerman and Miss
Lille Edwards of Burlington, Wis, are
visiting for short time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Warner.
Mrs. Eenry Aiken returned to her
home at Rttsburg Tuesday, after a two
weeks visit with relatives in Edgerton.
Mrs. Il. G. Son and Miss Dema ar
rived home Monday from Columbus,
where they had been to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Ethel Howard, niece Of
Mrs. Sen.
jos. +. Kaunzner of the Fort Atkin
son Granite Works is setting up nice
granite job on Mrs. Margaret Earle's lot
in the Fulton cemetery. The monument
will be among the best in this cemetery.
The game of base ball here on the
Fourth will be between Cambridge and
Edgerton. 1t will take place at the
Driving Park and no admission fee will
be charged.
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place in the grove east Of town Monday
and was largely attended. The weather
was all that could be wished and those
who went passed day of much pleas
ure. The German band furnished the
music for the occasion.
The big fish in the lakes around
Woodruff, Wis. will have special invi-
tation to leave their watery home and
become good land lubbers. W. A. Shell
ley and L. G. Whittet, and @. r. Bentley,
expert anglers and good judges of bait,
have gone to these northern lakes for a
weeks fishing.
Two disabled catchers and score of
nine to four in favor of the Edgerton
team was the result of the game at the
Driving Park last Thursday. 1t was the
initial game of the season for the home
boys and from the way they warmed up
some good playing may be expected of
them during the summer.
Prof. w. A. Clark's family left town
Saturday for the summer, Mrs. Clark
going to her home in Eau Claire and
Mr.. Clark to Chicago to make arrange
ments to work during his vacation for
the publication firm of Dodd, Mead &
Co., introducing the new international
Encyclopaedia He expects to be as
signed to some territory in this state.
IF you want to hear good speaking,
good music and see good horse racing,
good ball playing and nave an all around
good time on the 4th, come to Edgerton.
Our folks are preparing for one of the
best celebrations ever held in Edgerton.
The vaudeville show, the band concerts,
and the dance in Academy Hall will fur
nish all the amusement you are looking
for in Che evening.
An art supplement, "The School Ad-
vocate Publishing Board Inspired), ~
was issued with the last number of that
journal which was distributed on Friday.
The publication of the Advocate will be-
gin again at the opening of the school
next fall. During the few months which
the paper was published it was most
ably edited and always filled with newsy
items of interest to the scholars and
their friends
Rev. j. Linnevold and family left
last Monday evening for DEBORAH, Iowa,
to attend commencement exercises and
the alumni banquet at Luther college.
At one OF the services to be held during
the jubilee synod, which begins Thurs
day of this week, Rev. Linnevold will de-
liver the sermon. After a two weeks
stay in DEBORAH Mrs. Linnevold will
spend few weeks at her former home
in Red Wing, Mimi. There will be no
services in the Edgerton church next
Sunday.