The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03
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brate the 4th in good style this year.
Tell all your friends about it.
Miss Inger Skibrek departed for
Chicago Wednesday where she will enter
school to fit herself for trained nurse.
MIR. and Mrs. W. c. Hartman of Chi
cago are visiting at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Morrison.
Miss Augusta Atwood was out from
Milwaukee to pass Memorial day with
her parents in this city.
The new steel bridge on Main street
has been erected by employees of the Mil
waukee Bridge Co. during the week and
is now open for travel.
"A whole block of cement side walk
is soon to be laid on the north side of
Swift street from the department store
corner to the new Catholic church.
Mrs. Chas. Geisse and Miss Agnes
Harlin of Fond du Lac, sisters of Father
HarIin, made him visit this week and
were present the dedication of the new
church Tuesday.
Next Sunday being Children's Day
in the Congregational church, Rev. Parr
will preach special sermon to parents.
The topic will be "The Welfare of the
Children" In the evening the children
will give program.
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vices OF Dr. L. D. Hyland, who will as
sist him after June 6. DR.. Hyland has
had considerable experience as dentist
and is graduate Of Chicago College OF
Dental Surgery.
Regular services at the M. E. church
next Sunday. Rev. Fl. G. Logan of
Stoughton will preach in the morning;
the pastor in the evening. Subject of
the evening sermon, "A ympathetic
Savior"
Let everyone prepare to celebrate the
4th in Edgerton. A long program of en-
tertainment is being prepared and every
one will be given good time. The main
part of the program will take place at
Driving Park.
"A handsome rocker and a meerchaum
pipe 60 we'll together. Both are comfort
givers to he who likes to rock and smoke.
The help in T. A. Ellingson's warehouse
presented their foreman, Sam Peterson,
with these two articles.
Members of the Culture Club were
very enioyably entertained by the
Shakespeare Club of Fulton at the home
of Rev. Wood in that village Wednesday
evening. The visitors were served with
an interesting literary program and APP
petizing refreshments as we'll.
Eight special trains passed over this
division Wednesday carrying excursion
lists to the big Modern Woodmen picnic
in Madison It is estimated that 10000
people attended and the weather was de-
lightful for az out door entertainment.
Close to 200 tickets were sold at this
station.
The commencement week for the
Edgerton High School takes place June
Il to Is. The baccalaureate sermon will
be preached by Rev. Stephens at the
Congregational church, Sunday evening
June II. Glass play at Royal Hall, Wed
nesday evening, June Is, and commence
ment exercises at Royal Hall, Thursday
evening, June Is.
Especially fattering reports have
been received of the Walton Pyre Stock
Co. which is making an extended tour
of the middle west. Mr.. Pyre has organ
lied an unusually capable organization
and has equipped himself with a COM
plete outfit Of scenery and stage set
tings. A New York manager has taken
the management of MIR. Pyre for term
of years and Mr.. Pyre, who called be-
tween trains one day last week, was jul
bilant over his prospects for the future.
The company, he says, is booked in all
the leading theaters of the country and
the itinerary will include the Davidson
| theater, Milwaukee, one week in July;
Fuller opera house, Madison, two
nights, this week Saturday and next
week Tuesday; Myers Grand Thursday
and Friday of this week. The company
will also be seen in Lacrosse, Eau Claire
Green Bay, Oshkosh, Appleton, Fond du
Lac, Marquette, Ishpeming, Wausau
Waukesha and few additional Wiscon-
sin cities and then the tour will extend
to Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois, lasting
| ten weeks.
Arrangements for the Fourth.
There will be celebration OF the 4th