The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-04-22

evenings OF each month.
Please address him as Mayor Ladd
now.
Miss Minerva Coon visited at Sun
Prairie over Sunday.
The Elgin price of butter declined
to % cents this week,
Mrs. Elias Dave of Escanaba, Mich,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. W. S.
Heddles, this week.
The work of clearing away for the
new block to be built by Shelley, Ladd
& Holton is started.
Until further notice the T. A. & 3.
society will meet at their hall Sunday
after moons at 3 o'clock instead of 80
p. N.
Mrs. Fannie Crandall OF Chippewa
Falls spent few days of the week with
her aged mother, Mrs. D. G. Edwards, in
this city.
The Edgerton Cornet band will give
a dancing party in Academy hall, Satur-
day evening, April 23d, to which you are
all invited.
The fishing season has opened aus
piciously. Monday P. c. Brown, Ed
Peters and &C. Whittet landed a fine
string at Indian Ford.
Chapter No. So Order of Eastern
Star will hold special meeting Friday
70 Io
Officers and members please be present.
H. B. Fiehler and family came out
from Milwaukee last Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Herman Dallman.
They remained with relatived here until
Sunday evening.
MIR. j. Oberdiek and wife have been
to Missouri to attend the wedding OF
Mr.. Oberdiek's sister. During their alb
sence Rev, Spilman has supplied the
in the German school.
The first meeting of the new coun
Gil was held Tuesday evening and the
organization of that body perfected. The
proceedings printed in another column
will show the business transacted.
e. G. Hopkins and Andrew McIn-
tosh we're out in Grant county few
days early in the week looking after
some mining property which they with
other Edgerton people are interested in.
"A good entertainment is booked for
May 9th, at Royal Hall. It is VIM.
Owen and company in "The Lady of
Lyons" Mr.. Owen is we'll known to the
theater goers here and there is no doubt
but what large audience will be in at
tendance.
Will G. P. Touton resign the man
agement of the Carlton to the junior
member of his family, is the question of
the day. Judging from the expressed
Joy which pervaded Mr.. Toutons coun-
tenance last Saturday upon the arrival
of BOY at his home, we are led to re-
mark that he will.
"A young man who came down from
Stoughton the first of the week to help
give the town new coat of red spring
paint, found comfortable quarters in the
city ock-up, where he passed: the night.
In attempting to run him in, Marshal
Campbell was forced to apply the cane
in order to get submission to his wishes.
Mr.. John Spencer contemplates pay
ing a visit to the home of his birth in
England again soon, and will probably
be absent during the greater portion of
the summer. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Glasspool, a neice, who has been
visiting here for nearly two years, to her
home in England. They expect to start
next Tuesday and after short visit in
Chicago and New York will sail on the
Cunard line April 3Oth.
Prepare to root" The base ball
season is about to open and there are
the strongest indications apparent that
Edgerton will have team of players
capable of winning out against the fast
est in the field. Next Friday evening a
meeting will be held in the reading room
of the Carlton hotel to start the ball a
rolling, and all who wish to get in on the
ground floor as players, and those who
are interested in organizing club, are
requested to be present at s o'clock
sharp.