The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-04-10
Good Friday.
Next Sunday is Easter.


Prof. F.. M. Jack and family of
Sparta passed portion of their Easter
vacation with relatives in this city.
Florence and Bessie Ogden of Mil
ton Junction have been spending the
past week with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mcintosh re-
joice in the arrival of their first born, a
plump little daughter Monday afternoon.
Miss Jessie Stewart came home from
Chicago Friday evening where she had
been receiving treatment in hospital in
that city.
Misses Mary and Sarah Mawhinney,
Grace Perry and Edna Pomeroy have all
been spending the Easter vacation week
in Edgerton.
In this season of Easter offerings
mention must be made of a daughter
presented to Rev. and Mrs. j. @. Spill
man on Saturday last.
Alfred Clough is moving from farm
west of town to the Wixom homestead
in the town of Fulton, which he has
leased for term of years.
Henry Ebbott's agricultural nipple
ment shop has been added to the local
exchange and his telephone number is
1876. Geo. Lynts' residence is No. 1872.
Mr. J. A. Isham, who has been con-
nected with The Eagle for some time
past, has gone to Milwaukee where he
has secured position on the Free Press.
The Edgerton Advancement Asso-
citation is growing. 1t has now IA mem
bers and will soon include every business
man in the city. Push the good thing
along.
M. E. Conway recently purchased a
building lot of Mrs. A. P. Nicholson next
to Thos Norths on Rollin street for $500,
and intends to build himself modern
home the coming season.
Mrs. Electa Coon, Mrs. Geo. Ogden
and Mrs. Julia Fuller of this place and
Miss Florence Ogden of Milton junction
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Ayers near Albion Wednesday.
Tuesday, April 7th, Geo. w. II. Hall
shipped to Mr.. Jas. M. Christensen, of
North Cape, Racine county, Wis, reg
istered Short Horn heifer and young
bull to head his young herd.
The jolly Fudge club of Stoughton
was entertained Saturday by Miss Clara
Jensen, cousin of Miss Nellie Gunder-
son, member of the club, who treated
them to an elegant supper and made
their stay pleasant while in this city.
The services at the Norwegian Luth-
eran church during Holy week and on
Easter Sunday will be as follows: Thurs
day evening 1880, holy communion and
sermon; Friday evening, litany and SER
mon on the sixth word from the cross:
Easter Sunday-Matin service $50 a. m :,
morning service 1890, evening service
1880 p. 20.
The packing season closed with the
firm of J. Bunzl & Sons in this market
Monday, when the employees presented
the foreman of one Of the sorting rooms,
Herman Kruger, handsome book case,
and Ole Berg, foreman of the other sort
ing room, rocking chair, as a remem-
brance of their kindness and courtesy
during the season. In return the en-
ployes were treated to fruit repast and
the occasion made a pleasurable one.
The Ladies Aid and Missionary So
cieties of the Congregational church
planned very pleasant surprise Mon
day evening upon Mrs John Mawhinney,
who has filled the position of organist of
the church for many years past. They
met at the home of w. T. Pomeroy by
appointment and in a party OF fifty or
more took Mrs. Mawhinney completely
by surprise. A delightful evening was
passed, and as recognition of the SER
vices of the organist the ladies of the
church presented Mrs. Mawhinney with
a set OF solid silver teaspoons. ~