The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-09-18

pass the week Win his Idtnlly ucIo.
There was no quorum at the meet
ing of the council Tuesday evening.
Miss Lena Holland Of Stoughton is
visiting with friends here this week.
j. J. Walton of Fort Atkinson visited
with D. L Wilson and family on Mon
day
"A new kiln has been built for the
Samson pottery works on Wray Wat
sons property.
Manager Ash has booked "The Lit
tie Outcast" for Wednesday evening,
Sept. 3Oth Watch for announcements
next week.
The Elgin price of butter is quar-
ter of a cent advanced over last week,
fixed at 20 cents.
Mrs. F. Finkle of Madison has been
visiting with friends in this city and
vicinity during the week.
Dexter l. Wilson is in Chicago ne
gctiating for new steam heating plant
for the Monarch Remedy building.
The Edgerton ball team will cross
bats with team from Fort Atkinson at
the Jefferson county fair next week.
Henry Ebbott and wife, who have
been visiting with relatives in Dakota
for the past two weeks, will return home
on Friday. .:-.-@-
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet on
Thursday, Sept. "a, at the home OF Mrs.
J. Linnevold. "a - ~ -4. .-,
Theodore Huppler is taking weeks
vacation from his duties at Stangl's drug
store, passing the time with relatives in
Muscoda.
Reserved seats for The Minister'S
Son" will be placed on sale at Ash
Monday morning next. Prices, %, 35
and so cents. .>>.: .-.
After passing two weeks vacation
with relatives ia Evansville, Miss Cora
Scofield has resumed her duties at the
Heddles Lumber company's Office.
The bridge over, Saunders creek on
Fulton street has had new stringers and
plank put upon it this week by Street
Commissioner Biederman.
Richard Curran's property at the
corner of Henry and Canal streets has
been improved during the past week by
the laying of a cement walk on both
sides II III a
Miss Martha Summerfeldt who has
been having four weeks vacation,
passing part of the time with friends in
Fort Atkinson, resumed her position in
Babcock & Blrkenmeyer's Department
store this week.
Fred @. Benham, representing the
Mutual Lyceum Bureau of Chicago, as
sisted by Prof. Clark, has been canvass
ing the city this week IN view of putting
in course Of lectures and entertain
ments here the coming season.
Will Hutson returned Wednesday
/ from a months stay upon his farm in
North Dakota. He says he passed
through section Of the northwest that
was covered with six inches of snow
early in the week.
! The we'll drillers are down about 500
feet in the company we'll at the depot
and are getting flow of water that will
i be sufficient, so they need not drill as
deep as was anticipated. Four distinct
stratas Of sand rock were passed through
/ Monday of pronounced colors white,
yellow, gray and red The best days
work so far has been 40 feet of solid rock.
! The marriage of Mr. Walter Mabbett
Of this city and Miss Marie Hinkley will
be solemnized at the home of the bride,
249, 18th Street, Milwaukee, Wednes day
evening, Sept. 23d, at o'clock. Miss
Cora Hinkley will be maid of honor and
Robert Davis of Madison the best man
Many Edgerton relatives and friends
will attend
The whole northwest has been al
most submerged during the week under
the heaviest rainfalls ever known at this
time of the year. In the extreme west
heavy falls of snow are reported followed
by killing frosts that reached down into
the corn belt. The ,equinoxial was even
more than Forecaster Hicks promised
and the losses to crops must be enor-
nous.
AS beautiful as a dream Of golden
skies and sunlit SEAS" "The Minister'S
Son. is beautiful pastoral play that
will win its way into the hearts of the
theatre-going public, and while high
class and refined in construction, it is a
play for the masses and appeals to all
classes. 1t has most interesting heart
story, with nicely woven plot, told in a
simple manner by a clever company.