The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-04-01
Mrs. Will Earle Of WATERFOWL is Wis

progdClOQal CQuICl viii uiooL Will MIS-
J. w. Conn, Friday afternoon OF this
week. A good attendance is desired.
There is no assessment for April in
the Modern Woodmen. This makes two
assessments skipped thus far this year.
Who says the new rates are not all
right?
Frank Caughey of Milwaukee was
calling upon Edgerton friends Wednes-
day while making trip through the
state in the interests of the Mansfield
Ice Cream factory of that city.
&C. G.. Biederman has been notified
by telegram and letter of the death of
his brother, August, at Portland, Ore,
on the 22d inst The deceased was en-
gagged ih the real estate and laundry
business in that city and leaves quite an
estate.
Walton Fl. Pyre has organized
comedy company and will soon take the
road Miss Lola La Toilette will have
prominent part in the play, and will ap
pear in this section of the country dur
ing the month of May.
About thirty members of the young
peoples society of the Norwegian church
met at the home of Mrs Andrew Jensen
last Thursday evening. A program of
vocal and instrumental music was given
and most pleasant evening was passed.
The management of Royal hall an
ncunce that they fully guarantee the
next theatrical. attraction-"A Thor
oughbred Tramp"-at Royal hall Tues
day evening, April 5th. It is show of
wide reputation and schooled actors and
is bound to please the public. Remem-
Der the date, Tuesday evening, April 5.
Keep in mind the coming event, the
mask ball, to be given in Academy hall
Monday evening, April Attn. 1t now
looks as though everybody and their
friends were going. The sight will be
great, the price is low and good time
guaranteed. "Itis+the first, and probably
the last mask ball of the season. Con-
sequently your only chance.
st. Roses society Of st. Josephs
church hold sale and supper in T. A. &
B. hall Saturday, April 9th. Sale COM
mences at o'clock and the following
articles on sale: Comforters, sheets,
pillow cases, sofa pillows, ladies and
children's aprons, handkerchiefs and
other fancy articles too numerous to
mention; also pie sale. Supper served
from five o'clock till all are served
Supper Is cents.
Rock river has been at high food
during the week the highest since 1881
when there were several bridges taken
out. A rise of little more would put
the power plant at Indian Ford out of
commission, which is now troubled with
back waters. At GAINESVILLE many of the
business places along the river bank are
flooded and sudden rise now would do
vast amount of damage.
The past winter has been worse on
quail and grouse than all the hunters
| could have been had they kept at the
game day and night. The quail have
been practically annihilated except such
focks as spent the winter close to barns
| and fed with the farmers chickens. Thus
the folly of placing this kind of game on
the prohibited list so that it can be har-
vested by a hard winter is apparent.
Had it not been for the influence of the
city sportsmen who control legislation
many farmer might have occasionally
had taste of the quail they have been
feeding these years while waiting for
the law to expire.
A patient called at the office of a
physician, says an exchange, and stated
his ills. The doctor wrote prescription
and handed it to the patient who then
inquired the probable cost of getting it
| filled, and was told that about 60 cents
would pay the bill. The patient then
| asked the doctor for the loan of that
dLuOuul, duu IuS OOCIOI, SCIoGCAAuS5 LIS
head, drew line through several parts
of the prescription and then handed it
to the patient saying: Nov you can
get it filled for about dime. Those I
scratched out were for your nerves, but
I see you do not need anything for
them"
Thursday evening of this week S. A.
Warner severed his connection with w.
A. Shelley's store and next Monday he
will take charge of the Kroetz store, re-
Gently purchased by him. He will en-
deavor to conduct an up to-date grocery,
confectionery and fruit store and will
carry only the standard quality goods.
| Mr.. Warner has had considerable ex-
perience in the grocery and mercantile
business and there is no doubt of his
success. He has wide circle of friends.
| is painstaking and hustler in business