The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-08-26

Democratic caucus at 7:30 this
Thursday evening.
"A baby girl was born at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rubbell last Fri
day.
H. J. Stangl has rented Chas. Bartz
residence which he will occupy on the
first of the month.
Another game of base ball between
GAINESVILLE and Edgerton will be played
at Charley Bluff next Sunday.
SANDY Bottom" at Royal hall on
Wednesday evening, August 31st. Seats
on sale Friday morning at Ash's.
-Edgerton is the first city in the
county to pay into the county treasury
the amount due for saloon licenses.
John Conway and family left for
home at Omaha Wednesday evening
after a two weeks visit with relatives
here.
The Ladies Society OF the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs. AL.
fred Anderson next Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Georgia Bowen returned the
first of che week from delightful six
weeks outing spent on the sea coast and
in the Maine woods.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a
card and shadow social at Woodmen hall
next Wednesday evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Carl Hausmann of Madison, was in
town for a short time Tuesday making
an inspection of the property, owned by
his firm in Edgerton for the first time in
three years.
Postmaster L. G. Whittet went to
Chicago to spend Sunday with his fam
lily who are visiting in that city, and
while there was taken sick and since
been unable to return.
Mrs. Harry Ash entertained pleas
ant company of lady friends Friday at
ternoon in honor of Mrs. G. T. Hutson
and Miss May White.
Joe Conn left the fore part of the
week with Col. Diston for the northern
part of the state to make a circuit OF
county fairs. Gus Drager also has
charge OF a string, including James Con-
ways and R. Born's horses, which will
make the same circuit.
David Ellsworth, wife and two sons
OF Plainfeld, N. j., were guests at the
home of II. w. & T. L. Stillman for a
short time during the week, leaving Sun
day for Nortonville, Kansas. Mr.. Tits
worth is largely interested in the manu-
facture Of the Potter printing presses.
Charlie Bentley's automobile limped
back into town Wednesday, being
shipped by rail from LaFarge in the
Kickapoo valley, and is good deal Of q
wreck to look at in it's present condition.
Just what happened to the puff cart
cannot be known until the owner shows
up. About the only working part still
in order is the horn.
Fulton village was plotted on one of
the many beauty spots to be found in
Wisconsin. Nature, in all probability,
intended this particular piece of ground
for town site and indications of finish
ing touches are apparent today. In
years agone, before the country was
threaded with railways, Fulton village
gave promise Of hourishing city, but
Times wasting hand has blasted all
prospects and like the village on the
plain it may be called deserted. But
with all the decay and desertion there
still remains an abundant opportunity
for the student of nature to salty his
utmost desire. Will Bardeen has re-
Gently secured photographs of some of
the attractive places to be found in the
little village on the Catfish, and to those
whose years have been passed in quietude
there, they will be valuable .keepsakes.
The views were made for Rev. 0. G..
May, who preached at the village church
some twenty years ago, but is now res
ident of Berkeley, California. Rev. May
and wife are visiting in this vicinity and
he delivered sermon at the church last
Sunday.