The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-16

Rev. j. A. Davidson of Stoughton,
was an Edgerton caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Richardson Wis.,
tied Mr.. Richardson's parents in Milton
Tuesday afternoon.
residence on Main street vacated by
Prof. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Transeau of Williams
port are guests at the home OF K. j..
Maltpress and family.
Albert RAIDER will move from the
Vicker's cottage into Mrs. Kelley's resi-
dence on Henry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.sW. Bentley take
possession of their cottage at Lake
Koshkonong this week.
Miss Anna Downey of Dunkirk, Wis
tied two days Of this week with her
aunt, Mrs. j. FL. Downey.
After prayer meeting tonight con-
gregation meeting will be held to discuss
plans for church alteration.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Con-
don and Con Hayes of GAINESVILLE takes
place at ST. Joseph's church at $50
o'clock next Wednesday morning.
-Marsden & Carrier have supplied
their machine shop with the latest and
best machinery and contemplate build
ing gasoline engines for the market.
They have a complete outfit for doing
all classes of new and repair work.
-Hayner Rosebo, who is employed in
the railway shops of the Rock Island
Co. at Rock Island, ILL.,. is spending a
short vacation with relatives here.
Invitations have been received by
friends in Edgerton to the wedding of
Miss Leta Harvey, eldest daughter of
Prof. L. D. Harvey. and Mr.. Carl D.
Jackson of Oshkosh, to take place at the
home of the brides parents. at Menomi-
ME, Wis, June 21st.
The Royal Neighbor entertainment
that was postponed will take place in
Woodmen hall, Tuesday evening, June
Goth. Euchre and finch will be the
pastime and refreshments will be served.
The price of the evenings entertainment
is only Is cents and everybody is invited
to attend.
pr Shepard's shearing machinery
has been shipped to Harshaw, where it
will be used in taking the clip from 5000
sheep pasturing near there. P. G. Brown
went up Wednesday evening to superin-
tend the sacking of the wool which has
been sold to Soverhill & Mouat of j anes-
Vile.
-Children's day will be observed at
the M. E. church next Sunday morning.
There will be baptism. Any parents
who may have little ones whom they
wish to have baptised will please confer
with the pastor by letter or otherwise.
Instead of the S. S. program there will
be preaching in the evening.
The 10th anniversary program OF the
Epworth League was rendered at the M.
E. church last Sunday night. The
choral singing under the leadership of
Mrs. Matte Haylock was worthy of
special mention. Near the close of the
service the officers for the ensuing year
were installed.
Next Sunday is Children's day in
the Congregational church, In the
morning there will be baptismal SER
vice at which children of the church
will be baptised. Rev. L. A. Parr will
preach the sermon. All the parents and
children are urged to be present at this
family service. In the evening pro-
gram, including speaking and chorus
singing, will be rendered by the scholars
of the Sunday school.
The people of Edgerton are invited
to attend the sessions of the League Con
venticn which is to be held from the
23rd -25th inst. A very strong program
has been prepared. Among the speak
ers from away are Rev. Robt, Forbes, D.
D., of Philadelphia; DR.. Mcdonald, of
Chicago, and DR.. Sheets, secretary of
the Church Missionary society. Rev.
Morris Everz will have charge Of the de-
votional services. On Saturday even
ing, the Oath, DR.. Forbes will deliver his
popular lecture, What Is He Worth"
Admission 25c. All other services free.
The following officers were elected
for ensuing year at T. A. & B. Society
meeting Sunday. June IL, 1905: Pres ;.
ia mes Joyce; Vice Pres, Frank Boss;
Recording Secy, George Pollard; Finan-
cial Secy, John Stafford; Treas, Rich
ard Curran; STEWARDSHIP Dist Frank
Stewart, End VIM. Flarity, 3rd Steve
Madden, 4th John Dooley, 9TH Neil Doc
ley, 9th John Quigley; Marshal, Mike
Madden; Janitor and Sargeant-at- Arms,
Bari Curran.
The high school room was filled Sat
urday evening with interested parents
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