The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-04-29
Dance at Academy hall, Saturday
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funeral of her mother, whose death &C.
Cured Monday.
Ole Gryteback has purchased the
Martin Brown homestead at Hardware
and will reside there instead of moving
to Stoughton as at first contemplated.
Steve Belden of Stoughton, we'll
known to many of our readers, died at
GAINESVILLE Monday evening after an ILL
ness of many months. Deceased was a
brother of Mrs. G. E. Parish of Los
Angeles, Cal
There were more than $4,000 sheep
at the feeding station Sunday and
another train load Monday just about
made good the shipments going out this
week. A bunch of $500 is being sheared
there this week.
Scott Hatch has received the first
consignment Of Vermont maple syrup
and is serving his many customers with
the purest syrup possible to find. It
comes direct from the maple woods on
hillsides of old Vermont.
The wind Saturday evening lifted
the sidewalk just across Saunders creek
in the third ward and carried it about
halfway across the road, A pedestrian,
who was on the walk ut the time, had
the pleasure OF free ride and escaped
uninjured.
Frank Talmage, who for many years
conducted photograph gallery in Ed
gerton, has purchased the Lange studio
in FIT. Atkinson. Since selling his bust
ness in this city he has been travelling
for photo supply house, his family liv-
ing in Whitewater.
The management of Royal Hall has
been fortunate in securing VIM. Owen
in his latest success, 1.-THE Lady of
Lyons" for Friday evening. May 9Th,
and the public should turn out and en-
courage the management in securing
plays and players of this class.
Might Waterman Ratzlaff mourns
the loss of the big dog that has been his
faithful; companion for several years.
The dog picked up dose of poison on
the street Saturday night and short
time later died in agony that was pitiful.
The animal was a great help to the
officer as we'll as protection and made
his night vigils more pleasant.
In pumping out the clay pits at the
brick yard millions of young bullheads
were found at the bottom that clogged
up the pump so that work had to be
suspended until the fish, which were
about six inches in length, were seined
out. It is believed that the fish came
out of the big pond near by in the spring
floods and we're caught and returned to
their native waters.
Charles Bentley of Edgerton pur-
chased new touring car in Milwaukee
last Tuesday and passed through this
city on his way home That was Tues
day, and on Friday he went through
again but in the opposite direction, for
the machine was inclined to buck every
time it got out of sight of a blacksmith
shop or in sight of hill sleeper than
railroad grade.-Whitewate Register.
The next machine ordered, he will
insist that it at least be "halter -broke.''
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday morning Rev. Parr will preach
on "The Pilgrims Song" Special music
by the choir. The aim is to make each
service inspiring and all who can come
will be heartily welcomed. At the even
ing service the sermon will be on PAY
ing the Price; the Third Step in a
Young Mans Career" Messrs. Bach
man and Baumgardner will render vio-
lin duet by Schubert, THE Serenade."
A vocal duet will also be given by Mrs.
Sharp and Frank Burdick entitled "The
Crucifix.' The young people especially
are invited to this service
This is the season of the year when
the streets, front yards, and back yards
more particularly, are most apt to show
up their seamy side. The accumulation
of refuse of the past winter lies around
most every home in abundance. That so
many people of intelligence and culture
are content to live in the midst of the
litter that accumulates about their
places is a standing wonder. This is
largely due to the fact that there are so
many who never think of spending few
hours in setting things to rights. These
and other nuisances not necessary to
describe in detail, are tolerated appar-
emily without a thought that they may
be breeders of disease and death. They
should not be allowed to exist long after
this season of the year. Let everybody
consider it their duty and take little
pride in cleaning up, and aid in giving
our city a neat and tidy appearance
throughout.
Teachers of Edgerton and vicinity
are requested to bear in mind the meet