The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-10

John Cobb came down from Steuben
to celebrate the 4th and pay short visit
with relatives here.
The board OF review met Monday,
July 9th, at the city clerks office and ad
iourned to July 9th.
Mrs Sadie Lindley and son Jerry Of
Brodhead, have been visiting friends
here the past few days.
w. F. Earle and wife, Donald Nc
Innes and Frank Weber of WATERFOWL,
were here over the 4th.
Mrs. f. M Jack and children of
Sparta are here for an extended visit
with Edgerton relatives.
Miss Annie Mooney of Milwaukee,
came out for a short vacation and to pass
the 4th with friends in this city.
Former city marshal. Phil Welsh,
and family of Leyden, were here on the
4th and passed Sunday with friends in
this city.
L. H. Towne left Thursday for Colo
RADIO where he will pass few weeks,
hoping the climate there will be bene-
fetal to his health.
August Schultz and daughter Elsie,
of Milwaukee, passed the first of the
week in this city, guests in the family of
August Schultz.
Miss Eva Steele Of Boston, for some
years a teacher in our public schools, is
here visiting the Spencer family and
other friends in Edgerton.
A lawn social will be held at Mrs.
Marvin Marsden's Friday evening by the
Christian Endeavor society of the Con
gregational church. All are invited.
Mr.. Ben Olson, wife and son and
Mrs. Rollin Child of McGregor Iowa,
were guests of friends here over the 4th.
Mrs. Child will remain for some time.
Morning subject at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday, Romance of Christianity"
Union services in the evening; Rev. Parr
of the Congregational church will preach.
Topic, Failures and Bankruptcy: The
Remedy"
The postoffice at Utica Dane coun-
ty, was discontinued July 1st and the
patrons of the office are now served by
rural delivery from Stoughton or Cam
bridge.
Paul Doerr came up from Evanston,
ILL.,, to pass the 4th with old time friends
and pay visit to his family who have
been with relatives here for the past few
weeks.
The James Crapsey residence prop
erty on Albion street has been sold to
Jameg Lay of Porter for $1,000. Mr.. Lay
expects to remove from his farm and be-
come a resident of this city.
John M. Metzgen and Miss Amanda
Schmidt of Jefferson, visited with friends
and relatives here the first of the week.
Mr. Metzgen may start marble and
granite work shop in this city.
The weather man said that there
was no cold wave in sight Perhaps not,
but T. A. Warren is preparing for a
slight touch of it. On Wednesday he re.
ceived car load of the famous Quaker
furnaces.
Partial arrangements have been
made for a lecture course the coming
winter under the auspices of the high
school, to be first class in every respect
and to consist of five numbers, il the
people of the city will give it their sup
port.
John Galley, one OF the old time
residents Of Edgerton, now living with
his daughter near Fort Atkinson, was
over to pass the 4th with old friends.
Mr.. Galley says he was the first sub
scriber to The Reporter when it WAS
started in the early '7O's.
Another ball game is billed for Fri
day afternoon, July 10th, at the Driving
Park, between teams made up of the
married and single men. The batteries
are Puerner and Clark for the married
men and Hallett brothers for the bache-
lors The proceeds OF the game will be
devoted as benefit for the Edgerton
ball team A good game is promised and
it should receive liberal patronage.
The GLORIOUS Fourth" is over, and
the next great event is the Evansville
Fair. We understand that they are
sparing no pains to make it better than
ever. w. E. Campbell, the Pres. and
Supt. OF speed, has just returned from
Fox Lake where he started the races on
the 4th, and he has arranged for some
fine races at the fair. The management
assures there will be some other attrac
tions which will be sensational and
novel. Suppose we give them rousing
delegation Sept. 1, 2,.3 and4. :. ): y