The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-04-07

Mel johnson, now employed in Chi
cago is visiting at the home of his mother.
Big Minstrel Carnival at Royal hall,
Monday evening. Watch for the parade
at noon.
Harry Pomeroy, who is teaching at
Waupaca, passed rev days of his vaca-
ton among Edgerton friends.
Theme for morning discussion at M.
e. church Sunday, Songs in the Night
Evening, "Son, Remember
tob not
IS. A. Warner and wife are now liv-
ing in one of the Stillman buildings on
Washington street, having moved there
this week.
The M. E. Aid society will hold their
Easter Supper and Fair on April 10Th.
Supper from 5 O'Clock until all are served
at 25c per plate.
JOHNNIE Schmidt and Honey Sidel-
hook of Jefferson were in Edgerton last
Friday looking after draft horses with a
view or purchasing.
The members of the T. A. & B. So
ciety are notified that time of meeting
is changed from p. ~. to 3 p. M, COM
mencing Sunday, April 9th.
-LosT On Wednesday evening a la
dies chain and locket was lost on the
streets. Finder please leave same at
this Office and receive reward.
james McDonough and wife had
their home made doubly happy last Fri
day by the arrival of handsome young
man, perfect picture of his pa.
-LosT-On Sunday last gold watch,
hunting case, Elgin movement, was lost
somewhere in the city. A handsome re-
ward will be paid for the return of the
same to this Office.
The smile that won't come off. You
can get it at Royal hall next Monday
evening. Two hours of good, solid fun.
No old jokes, all new and up to the min
ute. Seats on sale at Ash's store Friday
morning at o'clock.
The First District of Wisconsin Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs will meet in
Edgerton the last week of April and it is
expected that from fifty to sixty dele
gates will be in attendance at this con-
ventiOn.
Herman Kreuger has moved onto
the T. J. Atwood farm in the town Of
Albion, which he will work the coming
season. Henry Johnson and wife are
now occupying the home in this city re-
Gently purchased of Mr.. Kreuger.
Farmers have been doing some work
on the land during the week and will
very soon have their seeding under way.
The wintengrain and grass seeding has
come through in fine condition and sell
dom gave better promise of crop at
this season. Grass has taken an early
start and altogether there is an encour-
aging prospect for an early spring.
The high water in the Rock, occa-
the limit Sunday and since then de-
cline is noticed. The river at Indian
Ford stood above the usual highwater
mark for several days but no damage re-
suited to the dam there, though the
back water prevented much power being
realized at the lighting plant for few
days.
The Ringling circus trains will leave
Baraboo for Chicago the latter part of
this week. They do not open in the COL
iseum until April s, but much work has
to be done before the first performance
can be given. Their new canvas was re-
ceived last week and all the cars. wag-
ons and other material have been thor
oughly overhauled. Performers of the
show who have been travelling with
Mexican circuses during the winter will
Join the Baraboo organization in Chi
cago.
The first thunder storm of the sea-
son came Monday afternoon accompan-
led by quite bit of hail for short time
and followed later by high wind that
in a few localities developed some cy
clonic features. In the town OF Har-
mony the wind resembled a small cyclone
and when it struck the J. j.. Rooney
farm, two miles out, it wrecked mann
moth hay barn that was a substantial
structure. On many other farms in the
town of Harmony extensive damage re-
suited from the high wind. Word from
Anderson's Crossing says tobacco shed
Of Chris Johnson's was blown down and;
demolished and his front porch taken
from his house and wrecked. Across
the road the tobacco shed of Fred Gruu-
dy was taken from it's foundation and
slightly damaged.
lightning performed some queer
freaks on the farm of Ole o. Lein in the
eastern part of the town of Albion Mon