The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-03-13

See "Caseys Troubles" at Royal
hall next Monday evening.
Have you paid your taxes? Friday
is the last day before returns must be
made.
Dishes left at the G.. A. r. campfire
Tuesday evening can be found at the
Post hall.
John Evans of Stoughton was look
ing after business matters in this city on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ernest Baugh of Baltimore,
Md, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Clarke.
Miss Stella Ogden was down from
Madison for an over Sunday visit with
her parents.
The Musicale Literary Club will meet
on Friday evening" March 18th, at Mrs.
Clas Bentley's.
Harry Rood, now with the Milwau
kee Journal was out for short stay
Saturday evening.
Mrs f. P. Grove aid daughter of
GAINESVILLE have been visiting relatives IN
Fulton during the week.
Ed Lawrence has been off duty at
Morrisseys cigar store for nearly week
past on account of sickness.
The Hall store on Front street occu
pied by Piericl Bros is for rent after
April LIST. Apply to E. M. Ladd.
C. H. Babcock left for Chicago We'd
nesday to spend few days selecting
goods for the department store.
"A few of the Edgerton crack bowl
ers were at Stoughton Tuesday testing
their luck upon the alleys in that town.
Mrs. Fannie Crandall of Chippewa
Falls has been spending the week with
her mother, Mrs D. G. Edwards, in this
city.
The lutefsk supper given by the
Ladies' Aid and Young Ladies societies
of the Norwegian Lutheran church last
Thursday evening brought the sum of
7$8325.
-Fethers & Jeffris have secured
tenant for their Fulton farm and will
sell large amount Of stock at auction
in the near future.
Don't neglect to procure reserved
seats at Ash's for DR.. Daland's lecture.
Tuesday is the last day reserved seats
will be sold for % cents: after that date
they are 30 cents.
B. S. Miller of Rhinelander passed a
few days of the week among relatives
and old time friends here, attending the
campfire with the G. A. r. comrades on
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Spence celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary at their
GAINESVILLE home Tuesday. Their daught-
er, Mrs Frank G. Greene of Reading,
Pa, was among the relatives present.
Sam Peterson, foreman of T. A. Ell
lingson's warehouse, was presented with
a handsome suit of clothes by E. J. We'll
of New York last week. whose packing
was handled through that warehouse.
Miss Ethel Sowle, daughter of Will
Sowle, and William {. Oviatt, both of
Milton Junction, were married in Rock
ford on Friday last. The groom is ed
itor of the Milton Junction Telephone.
Mrs Sarah Richardson and children
of Lacrosse are visiting at the Spencer
home while Mr.. Richardson is arranging
for the removal of the family to Duluth,
where he will go into business with his
father.
Through e. NJ. Laid the residence
property on Washington street owned
Mrs. G. J. Pruyn has been sold to Mrs.
Fannie Girard for S2400. The house and
lot of Henry Harvey has also been sold
to Hedge Moen for S1750.
The Junior Endeavor society will
give an entertainment next Saturday
evening, March 14th, at 7;30 o'clock, in
the Congregational church. Mr.. Sayre
will display stereopticon views and Mr.
Ash will have his phonogFaph there
Admission, children 10 cents. adults %
cents. ~
There was pleasant gathering at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Somer-
felt, east of town, Saturday evening,
when large number of their friends
met to assist in celebrating the silver
wedding of this couple, who were the re-
cipients of very many beautiful presents.
There was music, feasting and dancing,
lasting until an early hour the next day,
and everyone present reports a most en-
ioyable occasion.