The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-29
There will be no band concert Sat

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Mae Pyre as teacher in the 3rd grade.
| Mrs. Mary Badger of North Loupe,
Neb., was calling upon friends in Edger-
| ton this week.
The Edgerton High School Alumni
banquet will be held at the Carlton on
Friday evening, June II.
| Miss Ella Rierson, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity, left for home last Thursday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet at
Mrs. Thomas Lund's Thursday, June 4.
The county board met Thursday for
the purpose of organization and the ap.
pointment of the standing committees of
| the year.
Rev. Parr, the new pastor of the
Congregational church, has been NOV
ing his family into the parsonage during
| the week.
Allan Skinner of OconomoWoc joined
| his wife here Sunday, who is visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 0. Henderson.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
tional will meet at the church Wednes-
day p. ~, June 3rd. Come early as
there is extra work to be done.
Carl Peters, T. B. Earle, L. G. Whit
tet, Clarence Babcock, Theo. Clarke
Oscar Jensen and Joel Thompson formed
fishing party last Thursday at Lade
Kegonsa.
The first kiln of new brick of this
seasons make, containing 100000, was
opened by Whittet Bros. this week. The
kiln is opening up nicely and shipments
are being made.
Engineers employed by the proposed
electric line are at work surveying for
the most feasible route between Rock
river and this city. The problem is to
avoid grades as much as possible.
The A. G. L. ball team went to Cam
bridge Saturday and were defeated by
the Cambridge Well Diggers by score
of % to 13. The boys will play the re-
turn game with them here next Satur-
| day.
MIR. A. Blade, one of the Oldest trav-
cling men on the road, was a guest at
the Carlton Tuesday evening when he
eceived word that his son had COM
mitted suicide in Pfister hotel, Mil
waukee.
! The state interscholastic field meet
will be held at Madison, May Both, at 2
o'clock. The following prizes will be
competed for: The trophy cup to be al
| lotted to the school scoring the most
! points; silver banner to the one win
ming the relay; medals to all point Win
| ners; a gold medal for the first, silver
medal for the second and bronze medal
for the third. A gold watch is offered
to the contestant scoring the highest
number of points. Everything indicates
that the meet will be a success. The
| splendid records made in several local
| meets in various parts of the state indi-
cate that several state records are likely
to be broken.
Frank Ash is probably the owner of
one of the finest soda fountains in this
part of the state. While in Milwaukee
recently he purchased a one thousand
dollar fountain and it is now installed at
his store. 1t is of the latest type, hav-
| ing a Sheldon oak top, onyx columns,
onyx and marble body, one oval and two
| panel mirrors. There are ten syrups and
an immense ice storage which is sure to
make the drink cool and refreshing. It
is handsome piece Of furniture in the
way of store fixtures and is we'll worth
anybody's time to call and look at. Peo-
pie who thirst in the good old summer
time will surely appreciate this drink
giving fountain.
The spacious Culton home on Wash
ington street was thrown open Saturday
evening to a delightful reception ten
dered DIR. and Mrs. w. G. Daland of
Milton College, that was attended by
more than hundred guests. The pull
pit of the Congregational church of this
city has been supplied for some time
past by DR.. Daland, the engagement
terminating on Sunday last. In appre-
citation of the service of Dr. Daland this
reception was planned by the society. A
very entertaining musical program was
presented including both piano and vio-
lin solo by DR.. Daland, who has rare
musical abilities. Mrs. Carrier also
gave recitations. Light refreshments
were served and the occasion thoroughly
enjoyed by all in attendance
Tobacco Notes.
G.. F. Tallard is making a trip of some
Of the interior tobacco markets this