The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-04-08

Rev. Henry Sewell OF Mosinee, Wis,
called upon Edgerton friends here
Tuesday.
The Ladies Society hasa collection
of new aprons which will be offered at
the Rummage sale next Tuesda y.
The ladies have completed arrange
ments for the Rummage sale which
opens Tuesday, April 18th.
Don't forget the Rummage sale
which opens Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock in the old Library building.
Miss Beula Heddles went to the
Palmer hospital in GAINESVILLE Wednes-
day for an operation by DR.. Thorne for a
nasel trouble.
Miss Edyth Club and brother Cor
dan, of Rockford, Ill, were guests at the
home of Wray Watson and family for a
short time the fore part of the week
The Easter Monday masquerade at
Academy hall drew a large attendance
and proved to be very enjoyable affair
and the results also satisfactory to the
management.
Mrs. Ell. B. Knapp attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Holland, mother of Miss
Lena Holland, which took place at the
First Lutheran church in Stoughton on
Tuesday afternoon.
Through the agency of E. NJ. Ladd,
Mrs E. X. Banks has sold all that por-
ton OF her homestead lot except the
home to Wilson Bros. After July 1st
the saloon building occupied by William
Schrub will be used for other purposes.
If the dog census could be taken in
Edgerton now it would show up the
largest ever known. Many are wishing
for the return to earth of old Mr.. Shintz
who lived here years ago, having had
hatred of the canine race and means for
disposing of the bothersome ours.
Street Commissioner Biederman and
force of helpers did very complete
JOB of cleaning up Front street the lat
ter part of last week. Now is the time
to clean your yards, lawns, terraces and
give your property tidy appearance in
general. In so doing you help yourself
in particular and the city in general.
The Edgerton branch of the Ameri
can Federation OF. Labor has. disbanded
and surrendered its charter to the head
union. The decrease in membership and
a lack of interest on the part of those
who were in good standing, was the
cause of the dissolution. There was
money enough in the treasury to pay all
dues and outstanding Indebtedness.
The Thoroughbred Tramp pro-
duced by the:Elmer Walters company at
Royal hall Tuesday evening gave the
Edgerton public one OF the best enter
tainments it has seen in long time.
The cast is strong one and every feat
ure of the show good There was a large
house present and all were we'll pleased.
The melo drama is entitled to better
name, that's all.
Notwithstanding the fact that there
were many blocks of cement sidewalk
laid in various parts of the city last sea-
sou, we still have enough dilapidated
walks left to occupy the attention of the
condemnation officer for several days.
Take stroll in any direction and if you
do not get Tipped it will be because
there is something doing in your mind
in the way of keeping tab on your pedal
extremties. 1t is 20 particular part of
the city that these rickity old sidewalks
are found, but they are numerous gener-
ally and are an. annoyance to the pedes-
trian and source of danger The city's
liabilities from them cannot be estimat-
ed and damage case Or two would more
than replace the worn out walks with
good cement ones. The opportune time
has arrived for looking these matters up
aud the proper authorities should lose
no time in SO doing. Every property
owner should also arrange to replace
their dilapidated walks before the COM
mon council is obliged to force the mat
ter