The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-30
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and

Twin boys we're born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Biesman on Thursday.
-Lost-A fine gold chain and round
locket was lost on the street Saturday
evening. Finder please return to this
office
Miss Elizabeth Richardson of Fort
Atkinson was visitor the early part of
the week with her cousin at the M. B..
parsonage.
w. T. Pomeroy's family have rented
the Kendall cottage in Beloit camp on
Lake Kegonsa for the month of July and
will move up Saturday.
Rev. Willis E. Way of Hinkley, ILL.,,
was present at the early part of the con-
vention while calling on his friend and
classmate, F. G. Richardson.
The regular bi-monthly communion
service will be held at the M. E. church
Sunday morning. Other services of the
day as usual Preaching by the pastor.
The younger population have been
engaged in wedding the sugar beet fields
in this locality of late, but this back
aching work is now nearly finished.
Where the fields were not washed out
by the heavy rains the crop is looking
fairly we'll.
Miss Eleanor Field of Osseo, Wis,
| has been elected teacher in the kinder
garten department to succeed Miss KEEL
ley, who has accepted position in the
Eau Claire schools. Miss Winifred Coon
will be assistant teacher in this depart
ment.
AT Crystal Springs ball park Sunday
Edgerton played the GAINESVILLE ball team
a very interesting game in which the
score was to 2 in favor of the Edger-
ton com bination which had been much
strengthened since the game at Milton
Junction Friday.
The Edgerton ball team made sor-
ry spectacle in an attempt to play the
national game with the Crescents at
Milton Junction Friday afternoon. The
team sent over was not made up of the
regular players, and fell an easy prey to
the Milton combination who sent them
home with a basket of goose eggs. The
score was 10 to O.
Automobile owners should bear in
mind that the new state law passed by
the legislature goes into effect July 1st
The speed limit is twelve miles an hour
in cities and villages, and outside of such
places twenty-five miles an hour. Each
autoist must get license from the sec
rotary of state, which costs 81. He will
receive certificate and number for his
machine. The driver must, when sig
nal of distress is given by the horse
owner, stop his machine, and if request
ed, go to the assistance of the horseman
The law supersedes all local regulations
The picnic of the Young Ladies So,
ciety Of the German church at the Driv-
ing Park Wednesday, July 10Th, prom
Uses to be one of the principal amuse-
ment events for the summer. The Ed
gerton cornet band has been engaged for
the day and they will head the grand
march to the grounds early in the morn
ing. At 1870 o'clock the Crescents OF
Milton will cross bats with the Edgerton
team. This will be hotly contested
game as there is rivalry for first place
between these two clubs. Three horse
races are booked for the afternoon and
liberal purses are hung up which assures
good events in this line. Sports and
games will fill in between times and a
full days program is being prepared
The young ladies invite you all to join
with them in the days sports. Admis
sion, % cents; children under 10 years
will be admitted free.