The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

Wednesday, August 10th, is the date
| of the T. A. & B. picnic. Keep this in
mind.
The Culture Club are being enter
tanned by Mrs. T. B. Earle at her cottage
| on Lake Kegonsa this week.
Members of Camp 440 M. W. A. are
requested to meet at the hall Thursday
evening, July 18th. Important business
| will be up for transaction.
Mrs F. F. G. Nicholson of Aurora,
Ill, visited from Saturday until We'd
nesday at the home of her son, Dr. Mich
olson, in this city.
DIR. Nicholson and wife were called
to Aurora, ILL.,, last Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Thos. Nicholson, wife
of younger brother of our townsman.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve supper at the church
parlors next Wednesday evening at the
usual hour to which the public are in
vited.
The ball game at the Driving Park
Friday afternoon between the Edgerton
team and the Prairie Clippers resulted
in a score of l3 to 6 in favor OF the Clip
pers.
Harold Jenkins, who has been en-
ployed by the local telephone company
| for some time past, has secured posi-
| ton as trouble man at Beloit and left
| this week for that city.
We neglected to call attention last
week to new bicycle ordinance which
prohibits riding upon sidewalks under
penalty. 1t might save trouble to keep
this regulation in mind.
The new base ball park at Crystal
Springs will be opened to the public
next Sunday. 1t is proposed to have
good game there every Sunday afternoon
during the balance of the summer. No
liquor will be sold on the grounds.
On and after July 18th your dogs
neck band should be embellished with
license tag If not it is liable to be shot
by an authorized officer. Two dollars
for male and three for female is the price
of the tag and they can be had at the
city clerks office.
Father Mathews Temperance Cadets
are REQ uested to meet at T. A. & B. hall
| Sunday afternoon, July 18th, at 3 clock.
1t is requested that all having uniforms
which they have outgrown to bring
| them; also those not having uniforms be
sure and attend the meeting.
Mrs. S. Buchanan and son Guy went
to Rockford Tuesday where they will
make their home until the theatrical
season opens in the fall, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Buchanan will join a company for
| the winter Mr.. Buchanan will remain
with the band here for several weeks.
The first shipment Of grass sheep
from the western ranges came to the
Shepard feeding yards on Friday-a
tram load from Montana points-which
! we're kept here on pasture for few days
before forwarding to market Other
| large shipments are expected to follow
| soon.
The farmers in this locality are right
in the midst of their haying, which is
generally counted fair crop. So many
| showers have made it rather catchy
times to secure it without being wet but
| the present week has seen lot of it put
away il the barns. The marsh meadows
promise heavy cut this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aiken and
| daughter, Miss Nellie, of Pittsburg Wis.,
tied relatives in Edgerton few days
early in the week on their way for trip
through the Yellowstone Park. Mr..
Akin is at the head of large concern
at Pittsburg that manufactures rolling
mill machinery and equipment.
| Rev. L. Fl. Keller of Milwaukee, who
is spending a month with his family at
the Hopkins cottage on Lake Kegonsa,
! left Monday for New York to visit an
uncle whom he has not seen, for some
| years. w I'LL Luc luNlldiIOd IOt LGCN.
Keller to pay him visit was enclosed
check sufficient to pay all expenses of
the trip.
! The attention of the board of health
has been called to the unsanitary condi-
ton Of the Shepard feeding station and
tour of inspection was made by that
! body the first of the week. To those liv-
ing in the eastern part of the city the
| stencil at times is almost unbearable.
This is especially so in humid weather
and foggy nights. The DR.. promises that
something will be done to abate che
nuisance.
Another farmer circuit is under con-
struction that will bring Andrew Hum
phrey, Will Conden, Frank Cook, Hiram
Davis, Ole Eggen, VIM. and Chr. Kru-