The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-03

has been the guest OF Miss Helen Hen
derson during the week.
Twins, both nine pound boys, we're
welcome additions at the home OF G. w.
Clatworthy and wife Monday.
The latest additions to the city
water mains are Walter Crandall Geo.
Lynts Mrs. M. Earle and L. J. Dickin-
son.
On Monday Mrs r. j. Maltpress
sold her residence property in the third
ward to Frank Livick; consideration,
1880.
Mrs. III. E. Zimmerman of Burling
ton was guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Warner from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Henderson, who has
been visiting relatives in the northern
part OF the state for the past six weeks.
returned home Tuesday evening.
A great deal OF interest is centered
on the free-for- al race here on the 4th.
1t is likely to be one OF the fastest and
Miss Grace Humphrey, assistant in
Bardeen's studio, is taking two weeks
vacation, passing the time with her par
ents at Delavan and camping on Lake
Geneva.
On Thursday last a reception was
held at the home of Mrs G.. f. Mabbett
in honor of Mrs e. Symons, who has
been the guest Of Edgerton friends the
past few days.
John J. Culton returned Tuesday
evening to Virginia, accompanying car
of horses and mules which have been
purchased in this locality for use on the
Culton plantation and lumber camp in
that state.
Rev L. H. Keller, wife and two
daughters are out from Milwaukee for a
few weeks vacation. They are occupy
ing f. G. Hopkins cottage on the shore
of beautiful Koshkonong.
Harry Ash, wife and Miss Myrtle
Maltpress, W. S. Heddles, wife and
daughter Rena, were guests last Sunday
at Hickory Lodge, w. Tallman's summer
home at Lake Koshkonong.
The elaborate costumes for ga Rus
sian Honeymoon" have heen supplied by
Miller of Philadelphia and Schoultz of
Chicago costumers who dressed Otis
SINNERS recent production of "Lazarre."
The warm weather so much needed
for backward crops has arrived, the
up to the standard of the Good Old
Summer Time" Corn and tobacco are
making up for lost time.
The annual school meetings are held
throughout the state next Monday even
ing, July 9Th. The meeting in this city
will be one of unusual interest as the
proposition to build additional room will
come up for disposition and large at
tendance is expected.
Rev. NJ. c.. Baker of Streator, Ill.
formerly in charge of the P. M. church
on Albion Prairie, and we'll known to
many of our readers has published a
song entitled SLEEPY Head Billy" which
is sold at % cents a copy. This office
acknowledges the receipt of the music.
Lester Fessenden, who has been in
the Palmer hospital in GAINESVILLE for the
past few weeks being treated for car
He is fast recovering and as soon as
strength will permit he will resume his
position in the City Steam laundry.
The comedy element in ga Russian
Honeymoon" to be played Royal Hall
on July 7th, is said to be unusually
dainty and successful. The play, which
was written by Mrs. Burton Harrison
made an instantaneous success when
produced at the Madison Square Thea
tire in New York City.
The 10th anniversary of the MARI
age of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson was
the occasion OF pleasant gathering OF
relatives at their home Monday evening.
The affair was surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson and the company brought
them. A most enjoyable evening was
passed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Born Of Amherst
Ohio, arrived Friday with the intention
of making Edgerton their home, having
rented the home owned by Mrs. E. L
Shepard on Washington street. Mr.
Born, who is brother -in-law OF DR.. E
L. Shepard, expects to go into partner
ship with the DR.. in the stock feeding
and shipping business.
Next. Saturday afternoon DIR. W. G
McManus and wife depart for the East
for visit with relatives for about two
weeks. Dr.. Clarence Sheldon OF Madi
son has been secured to take care OF DIR
McManus practice during his absence
DR.. Sheldon was with DR.. Hyde of Chi
cago one year and he spent year abroad
in the leading hospitals OF Europe. He