The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-08
If you keep dog come up with the
license fee. The city needs the money

carp tudt udF0 Uoou tdhoa Aiolu AAooh-
konong waters the past few weeks and
shipped to eastern markets.
T. B. Earle and P. G. Brown arrived
home Saturday morning from ten days
trip to Rice Lake. where they INDUCED
in fishing to their hearts content.
Regular services at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday. The pastor will preach
in the morning. Uuion services in the
evening; Rev. Parr will preach the ser
mon.
Mr.. John Harlin, connected with the
reportoral staff of the Daily Common
wealth at Fond du Lac, passed Sunday
with his brother, Rev. j. G. Harlin, in
this city.
"A. F. Shepard, wife and son of Chi
cago and David Ellsworth Of Plain
field, N. j., were guests at the home Of
DR.. FL. w. and 7. L. Stillman over the
4th OF July holiday.
Roger Watson and wife have moved
their household goods from Viola to this
city whey will make their home for the
present, occupying one of his fathers
residences on Victoria road.
--Clouden Farman severed his con-
nection with Clarence Babcock, in the
clothing store, Saturday and on Monday
morning commenced work in Shelley
store, assisting in the inventory and re-
ducing stock prior to assuming partner
ship charge on August 1st
Jesse Tousley and family and M.
Weber and wife, OF Milwaukee, are
spending short vacation in this city at
the home OF Mrs. II. Hutson. Mr.. Tousley
is employed in the office of the Milwau-
kee Daily News where he has charge of
one of the linotype machines.
Miss Carrie Trevorrah, who has
smilingly passed mail to patrons through
the wicket at the postoffice for nearly
three years past, severed her connection
with the force on July 1st. While her
duties have been trying ones, she was
ever obliging and her work satisfactory
to the public. She will be succeeded by
| Miss Edith Maltpress
DIR. Willard McChesney and Fred
| Carrier went to Chicago Thursday even
| ing where the DR.. purchased horse
| power Odds runabout which they brought
home overland Saturday. Thus the
horseless carriage is quietly working it.
self into favor with Edgerton people and
bids fair to become quite a common
method of travel either for pleasure or
business.
The Luther College club of southern
Wisconsin gave its annual celebration at
Edwards Park near Mcfarland on July
4th. The address of the day was deliv-
cred in English by Prof. L. S. Rogue OF
Luther College. Music was furnished
by the Mcfarland band and by the mu-
steal forces of the club. One interesting
feature of the day was base ball game
between the Waubesa nine, and a nine
made up of former Luther College stu
dents.
"A severe electrical storm accompan-
led by heavy wind visited this section
on the evening of the 3rd, damaging
shade trees and farm buildings in many
places where they were exposed to the
full force of the gale. On Albion Prairie
number of tobacco sheds were pros
trated and country telephone lines were
put out of service quite generally Sew
eral light circuits in town were carried
down by broken limbs, necessitating the
cutting off the power.
w. A. Shelley is going to retire from
mercantile business in Edgerton. He
has sold his stock of clothing and gents
furnishing goods to Alfred Anderson and
Clouden Farman who will take posses
sion of the store on August lst. In the
meantime the stock will be inventoried
and during the last nineteen business
days of the present month it will be Of
fered to the public at low prices in order
to reduce stock. The new firm are both
young men we'll known to the buying
public and there is no reason to believe
but that their business venture will be a
success. The Shelley clothing store is
one of the oldest in Edgerton and has
always held the reputation Of square
dealing and selling goods at as low a
margin as is consistent with good Eusi-
ness principles.
Announcement for 1904 1905 and
catalogue of Fl. A Preus Lutheran Acad
envy for the academic year 1908 1904,
has been issued. The registration of
| students for the coming term will take
| place on September 10th and recita-
tions begin the 2lst. The faculty
as far as selected is as follows: D. G.
Ristad, principals; Mrs. D. 6. Ristad,
preceptress; Carl O. Teisberg, B. A., Lat
in, English, German; Edward Engeseth,