The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-08-26

nave Deon passing Gu0 WOOh Will ocouSn-
ton friends.
The suction of the wind during the
storm Sunday took out circular win
dow in the third story of the Schmeling
block slick and clean.
place, died at the county house Wednes-
day after brief illness, where she was
removed a short time ago.
DE-. McReynolds and family have re-
turned from camp life at Koshkonong
and the DR.. is again at his operating
chair in DR.. Nicholson's office.
The Pingeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will have special
meeting on Friday evening, August rs,
in the basement of the church.
Mrs. w. A. Jordan of Albion, and
Mrs Grace Knox OF Bellevil1e, returned
Tuesday evening from visit of several
weeks at Richmond and Williamsburg,
Va. Mrs. Jordan's health is much i'm.
proved and she has only praises for the
Old Dominion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Copley and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Copley and son, of
Omaha, Neb., were guests Of their uncle,
John Copley, and family portion of the
week. Henry Copley, who is one Of the
leading jewellers of that city, and wife
left for home Wednesday.
The interior public school building
is being treated to fresh coat of calso-
mine and by giving the halls and differ
emit rooms varied tints some very pretty
and attractive effects are secured. Lou
Jessup is in charge of the work which
will be completed this week.
Mrs. Chas. T. Hutson left for her
home at Cornell, Wash, Tuesday morn
ing, after several weeks visit with rel
atives here. She expects to be joined in
st. Paul by lady teacher of her home
town, who is spending her vacation in
Iowa. and who will be her companion on
the journey the balance OF the way.
An old settlers picnic of the pio-
neers of Boone, Winnebago and Rock
counties in the Rock river valley, will be
held at Ho-no-ne-gah Park on August
30th. J. B. Dow of Beloit, r. X. Welsh
of Rockford and A. A. Jackson Of James
Vile are the speakers. Interurban cars
leave the park every 30 minutes.
Rev. o. G. May and wife of Berkeley,
Cal, were guests of Mrs. I. M. Carrier
On Wednesday. twenty-five years ago
Rev. May was pastor of the church at
Fulton where they have been renewing
old acquaintance the past week. Late
years Rev. May has been engaged in
real estate business which has proven
very successful and given them COM
petence for their declining years.
The reception rendered John Grit
fth and bride (Alice Kelley on the lawn
at John Mawhinney's Saturday evening
was indeed very pleasant occasion and
gave the friends of our late popular
teacher an opportunity to personally ex-
press their congratulations and best
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley,
father and mother of the bride, were also
present at the reception
The Lyman Twins more than salts
fed the large audience at Royal hall last
Saturday evening. Their entertainment
is given to please and is clean FROM start
to finish. The company is composed of
schooled people on the stage, their mus.
ical selections were new and we'll rem
dered, the comedy parts never failed to
set the house in roar OF laughter and
the four little poppy girls we're Just ami
mated enough in their side-stepping
parts to put the finishing touch on every
act. The Lymans can always bank on a
good house in Edgerton.
The musical given by the pupils OF
Mrs. l. Il. Wentworth was attended by
about one hundred Monday evening and
one hundred and fifty Tuesday evening.
Thirty seven pupils took part in the pro-
gram and sixty-one selections were given
in the two evenings. The exercises con-
sisted of single pieces interspersed by
DUETS and trios, all rendered in man.
ner which showed thoroughness of train
ing and was pleasing and entertaining to
those present. Mr.. Swift of the Chicago
Imperial Quartette gave three vocal Sc
lections that were we'll received. At the
close OF the exercises Tuesday evening
Miss Jennie Nelson, on behalf of the
pupils, in few we'll chosen remarks,
presented Mrs. Wentworth beautiful
lamp. Each year Mrs. Wentworth's
class grows larger and the annual enter
tainments more interesting and instruc-
tive.
Tommy Wileman purchased a horse
and buggy from stranger for. Ave dol
lars. Lots OF property for little money,
said Tommv Tho horso MOS @aI-o. -