The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-04-15


minister's meeting Tuesday.
A. Watson and wife of GAINESVILLE,
were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Crandall over Sunday.
John Marks and family have moved
into the James Greenwood house in the
second ward.
Another train load of double deck
cars of sheep came to the feeding station
Thursday noon.
-Attys. M. G. Jeffris and W. G
Wheeler of GAINESVILLE were in Edgerton
for short time Tuesday.
The Ladies Society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will meet at the
parsonage, Thursday, April 21st.
Prof. w. A. Clark was called to
Menominee Sunday by telegram an
nouncing the death of his father.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. An
drew Mcintosh next Wednesday after
noon. All invited.
-Losr.-Somewhere between John.
Bowen's and Wray Watsons residences,
lady's white enamel watch. Finder
please leave same at this Office.
-Gustave Miester and sister of Chi
cago, and Miss Annie Hoffmeister of Fort
Atkinson, were here to attend the Som
merfeldt- Finske wedding last Sunday.
Rufus Bingham has been quite SER
iohsly i'll With pneumonia at his home on
Lake Koshkonong during the week but
is improving and believed to be out of
danger.
More than 800 has been realized
from the rummage sale conducted by the
ladies OF the Congregational church this
week and it was nearly a 100 per cent.
profit, too
-Ex-Gov. Geo. w. Peck Of Milwaukee
and G.. A. Lougee of Madison passed
through town Saturday on their way to
Lake Koshkonoug for season of duck
shooting.
Walter Mabbett has received anoth-
er promotion ia the line of civil engineer
ing, having been given a position with
the n Y. Central system, which necessi-
tates his removal from Altoona, Pa, to
New York City.
&C. D. Rosa, of the law firm of Rosa
& Adams at Beloit, and formerly princi-
pal of our high school, was in town Wed
nesday informing his friends that he is
candidate for the republication nomina-
ton for district attorney.
County Supt. Sylvanus Ames of the
eastern Dane county district desires us
to state that the 1904 Arbor Day ANNALS
are now ready and will be sent to all
teachers of his district who report the
opening of the spring term of school.
The country roads have been some
thing fearful during the early portion of
the week, succeeding heavy rains, COM
ing just at time, too, when the country
people were compelled to do great deal
of teaming, such as delivering tobacco,
etc.
The Atwood Bros. of Albion shipped
out one of the finest punches of beeves
Tuesday evening that has yet gone to
the Chicago market. There were 81
head in the lot that averaged nearly 1900
pounds and fed to reach the price of
fancy beef.
&C. r. Bentley and Frank Burgy
have taken the agency for several of the
best makes of automobiles. They were
in Milwaukee yesterday where they Sc
cured couple of sample autos and are
prepared to show the merits of the diff
ferent machines, name prices etc.
Hon. T. G.. Thompson of Deerfield is
an avowed candidate for the republican
nomination of state senator in Dane
county, as we'll as A. M. Stonedall of
Madison. For the assembly in the east
district Henry Huber and 0. FL. Hem
sing of Stoughton are candidates as well
as 0. P. Swerig Of Pleasant Springs.
For that tired feeling take the
Sunny Side,' called by the press Zone
Hundred Laughs in One Hundred Min
utes." This is talk to the heart Of the
world Home, and how to make it the
happiest, sunniest, safest spot on earth;
concluding with talk on Love, Court
ship, and Popping the Question" This
lecture is full of poetry, pathos, elo-
quence and pure, clean fun. The above
is brief description of the lecture that
will oe given by Mr.. Beauchamp at
Royal Hall, Friday evening, April 18th
Reserved seats on sale at Ash's.
Two good audiences greeted Mr..
and Mrs. j. Har Basel at the Methodist
church Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings of this week. The Basel entertain
ers are old-time favorites with Edgerton
people and each returning visit is given
an appreciation by larger attendance
than tho ono nafOra Tbov hove ELL