The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-02

evenings Of each month
School commences one week from
next Monday.
Miss Olive Ware is visiting friends
IN Milwaukee for short time.
j. A. Jensen is moving into Mrs. j.
A. Johnson's residence on Swiftstreet.
II. A. Perry was in Chicago Monday
purchasing goods for his bargain day
sale.
Ernest Arthur of South Milwaukee
was visiting relatives here the latter part
Of the week.
u. B. Eare's family returned Tues
day from their summer outing at their
LaGe Kegonsa cottage.
Antoine Olson and wife of Stoughton
we're guests at the home of John Thore-
son and wife Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Lund returned to Chi
cago Tuesday after three weeks vaca-
ton spent at her home here.
The Misses Hannah Gilderhus and
Lena Holland of Stoughton visited with
friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. P T. Nelson and sons of Mil
waukee are visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Leedle.
d. L. Babcock of Albion arrived
home Tuesday evening from a weeks
visit ia northwestern Kansas.
Miss Anna Nelson, clerk in Perrys
store, has been in Chicago portion of
the week visiting with friends.
Misses Norma Hargraves and Wini
fred Coon came home Saturday from a
ten days visit with friends in BeloiJ.
MIR. c. E. Langworthy returned on
Thursday from very pleasant visit
among relatives in central New York.
Dexter |. Wilson and family are
spending the week at the st. Louis ex-
position, leaving here on Saturday last
Il. A. Burdck arrived home Frit ay
morning after an extended visit with is
sors in Minnesota and daughter at
Napavine, Wash.
Does your dog wear one of those gill;
tags which the city issues? The council
Tuesday evening instructed the marshal
to check up the dog owners and enforce
the ordinance.
One of the most complete pieces of
cement work in the city was this week
completed by n. A. Nelson on Hugh Nc
lines property. 1t will bear your in
spection.
Henry Schmeing has commenced
the foundation on the lot formerly owned
by Thad Cook, in tue third ward, for the
house which he purchased of Theo.
Clarke.
John Spencer, who has been revisit
ing boyhood scenes in England, sailed
for home on steamer leaving Saturday
last, due to arrive in New York the first
of the week.
II. A. Perry takes additional space
this week to advertise his bargain day
sale. A novel feature of this sale will be
the giving away of four hundred ferns
pottea in earthen jars. For particulars
read his advertisement.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold their annual thank
offering meeting on Friday of this week
with supper at the usual hour. Con-
tributions for the supper are solicited.
j. NJ. Conway's string of horses are
at Plymouth this week and later will be
shipped to Wausaw where Pearl @. has
been entered in the stake races at the
fair next week. He got piece of the
money in the races entered at New Lon
don last week.
Miss Mae Viola Allen of FIT. Atkin-
son and her pupils at Sumner will give a
musical and social in the church at
Sumner, assisted by the cornet band of
that place, Sept. 2nd for the benefit of
the band. Admission, is cents. Every
body invited.
The sudden start of horse threw
Stewart Bates out of buggy he was
standing up in on Monday throwing
him to the ground in such way as to
fracture both bones in his arm just be-
low the elbow. Eddie Moore of Chicago
was also thrown out slightly injuring
his shoulder.