The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-17
Mrs. Grace Heddles and children of

Mrs. Grace Heddles and children of
Evansville are visiting relatives here.
"A. R. Greene of Sun Prairie was a
caller in Edgerton for short time Sun
day evening.
-Lost.-A pair of ladies' gold bowed
nose glasses. Finder place leave same
at this office.
Mrs. Emma Landphere of Ham
mond, La, was guest at the G. F. Nab
bett home Tuesday.
Quite a severe hail storm passed
over portions of the towns OF Christiana
and Deerfield Monday aftern DON.
e. G. Hopkins family have moved
up to the lake for two weeks stay at
their cottage on Lake Koshkonong.
&C. e. Shannon has commenced the
erection of barn to accommodate the
handsome grey driver he has lately pur-
chased.
The order of the Eastern Star will
have work at the next regular meeting,
June 28th. All members please be pres
ent. Refreshments will be served.
Services will be held in the Congre
gational church next Sunday morning
and evening. The morning sermon will
be upon, "The Man Without God"
The Pingeforening OF the Norwegian
Lutheran church will be entertained by
Mrs. P. NJ Ellingson in the church base
ment on Thursday evening, June 23d.
The iron bridge ever Saunders creek
is provided with sidewalk on but one
side. It looks as though the city was
financially pressed and not able to finish
the bridge.
Mrs. Chas. Sherman of Dodgeville,
was guest at the home of Mrs. Henry
Ebbott for few days the latter part of
last week, and is now visiting relatives
on Albion Prairie.
T. B. Earle and son Allen, accom-
panied by P. G. Brown, left Wednesday
evening for st. Paul and after a short
visit there will 60 to Rice Lake and de-
vote a season to trout fishing in that
locality.
Some of the sugar beet fields in this
locality have been replanted owing to the
failure of the first seeding to materialize
mostly due to too deep planting. Other
wise the fields are looking we'll and
growers have commenced punching and
thinning out the plants.
The program of the 7th annual ses-
sion Of the Delavan Lake Assembly has
been received, July q to August 7, in
elusive. Ample arrangements are made
for camping during the outing and an
interesting and instructive program of
attractions booked for this season.
"A 15-year- old son of Ed Hermanson
of Dunkirk fell from a wagon load of
manure he was hauling into tobacco
field one day last week and the wheels
Of the heavily loaded wagon passed over
his body, quite severely injuring him in
ternally. DR.. McChesney of this city
was called.
Sumner Camp No. 3708, NJ. w. A.,
will hold a picnic in Roy Saunders grove
Wednesday, June 22nd. The Sumner
brass band is engaged to furnish music
and there will be speaking by prominent
orators. A good time is promised and
all are invited to unite with the Wood
men on this occasion.
"A bus load of Edgerton babies were
prettily entertained at the farm home of
Mrs. Weetman Dickinson on Albion
Prairie the first Of the week. They were
the best natured load of humanity that
ever went out for picnic party, and it
is safe to predict that the mothers were
all proud of their good behavior.
Mr.. Andrew Mcintosh has been at
the Hannamann hospital in Chicago for
the past ten days where he submitted to
an operation on one of his lips. The
trouble is believed to have been brought
on by blowing the cornet. He is at
present at Libertyville visiting Dr.. F. Fl.
Martin, formerly of this place.
The Southern Wisconsin Inter-Uu-
ban Co.. the promoters of the Madison
GAINESVILLE electric line, were given an
extension of 80 days in filing their bond
by the GAINESVILLE council Monday even
ing. This fact would seem to indicate
that the company do not intend to do
much construction work this season.
Hans Nelson, who removed with his
family to Edgerton the first of the week,
will continue the manufacture of cigars
at that place but on a larger scale. He
was located here over three years and
during that time he built up an extern
sive trade on the Bon Ton and other
brands. He is a man of character and
ability, strictly honest in all his dealings