The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-26

Miss Winifred Coon spent Sunday
with her sister in Evansville.
Prof. A. E. Whitford of Milton Col
lege was caller in town Wednesday.
Thursday, June LIST, is the date of
the Modern Woodmen picnic at Beloit.
Miss Eliza Richardson of Milbrook,
Ontario, is visiting Rev. Richardson's
family.
Attorney E. D. MCGOWAN and wife
of Evansville, were callers at G.. w. Doty's
Tuesday.
WIN. Parr of Oregon visited his sis
ter, Mrs. John Maltpress, here during
the week.
Mrs Sherman Green and son arrived
home Tuesday from visit to relatives
at Shullsburg.
Miss Amanda Peterson and Miss
Clara Nelson were visiting relatives in
Beloit Sunday.
The home of Christian Holme and
wife was gladdened Wednesday morning
by the arrival of baby boy.
Andrew Jensen and wife attended
the concert ny the Norwegian students
at Madison Tuesday evening.
john Copley and wife started for a
trip abroad Tuesday morning, expecting
to be absent until September,
The school board have made f. /.
Doudna offer of an increase of salary to
retain his present position for another
year.
County Supt Hemmingway was
visitor at the High School Friday last
and gave an interesting address to he
pupils.
Tho Ladies Aid society of the On
gregational church will meet Weores-
day, May 3lst at the home of Mrs.
Shepard
Dwight Stillman and wife left Mon
day morning for their home as Wester-
ley, r. l., after ten days visit with rel
atives here.
"A bus load of M. E. people attended
the missionary services of the district
meetings in Milton Junction Tuesday
evening.
Fred Phifer came down from La
Crosse Tuesday, where he is employed
by the Northern Leaf Tobacco Co., to
rejoin his family here.
There will be a concert for the ben
eft of Albion Academy library at Royal
hall, Friday evening, June 9th. Full
particulars given later.
Round trip tickets will be sold at
reduced rates for the Wisconsin Inter
scholastic meet and declamatory contest
at Madison Saturday next
Mrs. Geo. Villas of Grand Rapids,
Mich passed portion of the week with
the editors family, leaving Tuesday for
Pardeeville to visit sister,
Don't forget to procure tickets for
Down East" the mirth provoking COM
edy DRAMA given for benefit of w. r. c.,
at Royal hall. May Both.
Mrs. Nicholas Casey of GAINESVILLE
should be included in the list of donors
of one of the stations in st. Joseph's
church, which were blessed at the SER
vices Tuesday evening.
Rev. +. G. Richardson attended the
GAINESVILLE district association of the M.
E church in meeting at Milton juno
ton Monday and Tuesday, he being on
the program for an address.
The public school building at Cam
bridge took fire and was totally destroy
ed Friday night. Insurance was carried
for about one-third it's value. When
first discovered the fire was in the attic
and is belived to be incendiary.
The Royal Neighbors invite all to
attend an entertainment at Woodmsn
hall Friday evening, June I'd. Euchre
and finch will be the pastime and re-
freshments will be served. The price of
the evenings entertainment will be only
Is cents.
Will Mcintosh has purchased from
Mrs. Maria Coon the residence property
on Washington street that he has occu-
pied the past seven years. Repairs and
additions are being made to the resi-
>dence and when completed will make it
q model home.
Funeral services over the remains of
Miss Jennie Robson will be held from
the Congregational church Friday morn
ing at 1870, conducted by Rev. Il. A.
Parr. Miss Robson was recently taken
from GAINESVILLE TO Mendoza where she
passed away Wednesday.
Will Bardeen contemplates issuing a.
book upon Edgerton and it's industries.
It will be illustrated with cuts of bust.
ness houses, residences and prominent
pnODla Cards have baap o,o;lod 49,.