The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-11-06
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Atkin Warren Tuesday.

Cnurcn are preparing w give ioAi AZ
the near future.
Football game at the Driving Park
Saturday afternoon. Evansville VS.. Ed
gerton high school teams.
The standing committees of the
county board are at work on business to
come before the annual meeting next
next week.
The ladies' of st. Josephs church
will give a cinch party at L. A. & B. hall
this friday evening. Light refresh
ments will be served.
The Christian Endeavors gave a
Shadow Pantomine last evening at the
Congregational church. A good num-
Der witnessed the entertainment.
j. X. White has disposed of his resi-
dence in this city to L. Ell. Carpenter
and contemplates moving to Beloit where
his son-in law is engaged in business.
Arrangements are being made for an
excursion to Menomonee Falls to visit
the beet sugar factory some time next
week. For further particulars enquire
of Arthur Short.
Regular services at the M. E. church
next Sunday. Morning subject, "The
Philosophy of Unbelief'';, evening sub
ject, Goods Handwriting" Special mu
sic, everybody welcome.
"A bouncing 10 pound 10y was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lord Tuesday morn
ing. Congratulatory kilograms have
been sent the father who is expected
soon to welcome his heir.
The editor and wife arrived home
Sunday evening from a weeks sight
seeing at the national capitol with the
state press excursion. The trip like all
others of it's kind was a delightful one.
/ Chickens roasted high last night,
but nevertheless enough were caught to
provide pies for the mems supper at the
NJ E. church tonight Thursday. Sup
per 25c, and served from o'clock until
all are served.
Archie Templeton and family are
visiting relatives in this city for the pres
ent. Mr.. Templeton has severed his
connection with the Syracuse Plow Co.
at Madison and expects to remove to the
northern portion of the state soon.
We regret to learn that DR.. f. Fl.
Martin has decided 20 remove from this
city to some point in Colorado, because
of the delicate health of Mrs. Martin.
He is packing his household goods for
storage until the DR.. visits Colorado and
decides upon location.
The teachers of the different grades
in the public schools are planning for an
art exhibit. The dates have not yet been
fixed, but will be announced in the near
future. The object of this exhibit is to
procure funds with which to purchase
pictures for the grade rooms.
A wrestling match takes place at
the Stoughton Armory Friday evening
between Magnus Paulson of Chicago
and Fred Beel of Marshfield, Wis. The
Chicago man has Is pounds the best in
weight over his opponent and has never
been defeated 10y man below his weight.
Beel's record makes the match an inter
esting one.
Service will be held at Congrega-
tional church Sunday at 1870 a. m.
The sermon will be On "Christ's Appeal
to Mans Deepest Convictions" The
subject for evening service: docs God
Delight in the Death Of the Wicked?"
Service begins at 100. An adult bible
class meets in the church every Sunday
at noon. A welcome is extended to this
class.
Mrs. w. Bardeen and Mrs. A. S.
| Warner gave Halloween party at Bar
deems studio. About thirty were pres
| ent, and bubble bowling was one of
the features OF amusement. Frank Prin-
gle was awarded first prize. piece of
Edgerton pottery ware; Will Strausberg
| succeeded in landing the booby-a sugar
beet. Jack o-lanterns were used for
lighting, while the table service was en-
tirely made of pumpkin shells. All hal
lowe'en customs were strictly observed.
MIR. and Mrs. G. S. Earle departed
last Monday for their former home in
Edgerton, intending to remain there for
the winter. Mr.. Earle's health is such
that he will be unable to give attention
to his work here during the tobacco
sorting season this year, but he will re-
tain his position with the company and
may again come to Sparta to reside
Sparta Democrat.
II. B. Earle and E. M. Hubbell of
Edgerton, and G. NJ. eager of Philadel-
phia, all interested in handling leaf to-
bacco, were in the city the first of the
week, Mr.. Earle to look after his farm
just south of the city and the other gen.
| tlemen to see the country, which i'm
pressed them most favorably.-Rice
Lake Leader.