The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-06-12
Mrs. Will Earle of WATERFOWL is Wis

Mrs. Will Earle of Watertown is Wis
iting among Edgerton friends. ~
Mrs. J. 81. Downey is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Mary Sullivan of Wat
erloo.
Mrs. J. Fl. Downey and Miss Sulli-
van spent Sunday at G. F. Downey's in
Dunkirk.
st. Johns Lutheran Sunday School
will picnic in Schumaker's grove Mon
day, June 10Th.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church will meet at the church
parlors next Thursday afternoon.
Byron Long and Robt. Attlesey
are attending the session of the Masonic
Grand Lodge in Milwaukee this week.
Mrs. @. V. Bardeen and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maurice johnson of Madison,
visited with Edgerton friends Thursday.
Miss Jennie Lindas and Miss Cora
Burdick of Milwaukee were guests at G.
f. Mabbett's during the early part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lidicker left
Thursday morning for Lake Geneva
where Mr.. Lidicker intends to engage in
the grocery business.
The Culture Club have selected the
following officers: President, Mrs. Helen
Earle; Vice Pres, Mrs. Effie Henderson;
Sec'y, Inger Hoen.
Mrs. Jacob johnson, Mrs. J. Thore-
son, Mrs. F. Hartzheim, and Mrs. S..
Peterson will entertain the Ladies' Aid
Society in the basement of the church,
Thursday, June 49, 1903.
The Electric Light Co. held it's an
nual meeting Saturday selecting the fol-
lowing officers: Pres.-W. A. Shelley;
Vice-Pres. -A. S. Flagg; Secretary
w. Coon; Treasurer-F. P. Mcintosh !;
Manager-W. T. Pomeroy. A satisfac-
tory business year was reported though
the earnings were very largely absorbed
by improvements.
Miss Ethel Howard and Charles
Stevenson were married at the home of
the brides parents at Columbus Monday
evening. Miss Howard has been a fire.
quent visitor in Edgerton and has many
friends here to freely tender congratula-
TONS Their future home will be at
Warsaw, Ind.
Clarence Bowen and Miss Prudence
Newland were quietly married at Rock
ford Wednesday, June 10th, though the
event was known by only few OF their
most intimate friends. They will begin
housekeeping in apartments in Wray
WatsOn's house with the best wishes of
a host of friends.
-Thos. Brown, who has been a resi-
dent of this locality for more than forty
years, died at the home OF Mrs. Patrick
Brown, west of town, Monday, aged II
years. He is the last of three brothers,
all owning farms near this city for many
years past Funeral services were held
from St. Joseph's church Wednesday
morning, the T, A. & B. society. of which
he was a member, attending in a body.
The 4th of July will be celebrated
in Edgerton this year in manner wholly
appropriate for the occasion. The old
spirit has been revived and everybody is
putting forth an effort to make the COM
ing 4th of July celebration the largest
and best ever held in the city. Flaming
posters announcing the main attractions
have been posted and the different COM
mittees are arranging for carrying out
the program in good style. There will
be grand street parade, two bands of
music, speaking by prominent orators,
horse races, ball game, and a long line
of sports and games. In the evening an
open air vaudeville show and band con-
cert will be the main attractions, and the
whole will conclude with a dance in
Academy Hall. The town will be gaily
decorated and good accommodations will
be provided. Everybody and their fam
lilies should make arrangements to cele-
Orate the 4th in Edgerton. The city is
yours for the day so come and enjoy
yourselves. Everything on the program
is free.