The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-09-18
a pretty maid, demure and sweet,
Paused upon the busy street;
The reason why-I'm not surprised
= The Minister'S Son was advertised.

The reason why-Im not surprised
- The Minister s Son was advertised
The public schools begin the work
of another year Monday.
Remember the date of 1.-THE Min
ister's Son." Thursday evening, Sept. a.
&C. f. Babcock is in Chicago this
week purchasing stock for the Cloth
ing store
John Spencer arrived home Satur
day from two weeks visit to his daugh-
ter at Duluth, Mimi.
-Chas. T. Hutson and bride left for
their western home at Cornell, Wash.
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. r. B. Earle and son, Allan, left
Monday for Rice. Lake to look after
farming interests there.
The Jefferson Co. Fair, which at
tracts good many people from this 10,
cality, takes place next week
Walton II. Pyre is to be stage man
ager during the coming theatrical season
of the Otis Skinner company.
Charles Vroman of Chicago, was up
TO pass Sunday with his son who has a
position with the Heddles Lumber Co.
-Drexel Shelley will attend the ST..
Johns military school at Delatield the
coming year, and left for that place
to-day
Charles Carey has gone to Oakla
homa with view to purchasing land if
that part of this great country meets
with his approval.
john Cobb of Steuben, stopped off
here for few days of the week while
returning from Chicago, where he had
been with car load of stock.
Seven entries of Hereford cattle
from 7. B. Earle's stock farm at Rice
Lake were made at the Barron county
fair last week and the exhibit carried
away six premiums. ~.
Two little but very important items
were overlooked by The Reporter last
at the homes of August Dallman and
August Kreuger in the third ward.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church met with Mrs. Frank
Ayers at GAINESVILLE Wednesday. A party
of about thirty took the 10 a. m. train,
returning at 715 in the evening.
Rev. A. w. Stephens left Tuesday
for Green Bay where the annual M. E.
Wisconsin conference is being held this
week. The appointments of pastors will
not be announced until next week
Will Keegan of Dunn had the mis-
fortune to fall while hanging tobacco
Saturday, on the G. NJ. Colladay place,
where he is tenant, and sustained some
broken ribs, which prevented his cttend-
ing the funeral of his father, Martin
Keegan, on Sunday last.
Mrs. j. W. Conn and children are
spending the week at GAINESVILLE, where
the eldest daughter and son, Russell,
underwent an operation at the Palmer
Hospital for catarrh, by DR.. Thorne, on
Monday last. The DIR. hopes to effect a
permanent cure.
The PAGER &c. c." formerly owned
by Geo. Underhill and later sold to a
gentleman at Suffield, CT, has been do
ing some good work on the race tracks
of the eastern states this season, winning
number of races. He recently paced
three heats of a race close to 2:1S.
Mrs C. E. Shannon and Mrs. T. A.
Perry and son, Roger, returned Saturday
from a several weeks stay at Lake Su-
perior during the hay fever season. They
came out of Ashland on the last train to
leave for two days owing to the heavy
storm in the northern part of the state.
THE Minister'S Son" is modern
pastoral DRAMA comedy with plot to
it, sciutilating with sentiment and pa
thos; it will delight the eye and please
the ear. A carefully selected company
has been engaged for this production,
together with elaborate scenic equip
ments, lends an additional Charm to an
already beautiful story. At Royal hall
for one night only, Thursday, Sept, Oath.