The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-19

"A uumO0r OIL our young poOpio at
tended the dance at Stoughton We'd
nesday evening.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will meet on Wednesday,
May oath, at the home of Mrs. P. G..
Brown.
Miss Lucy Whitemore has given up
her position here to accept an appoint
ment as teacher OF the fifth grade in the
Adams school, GAINESVILLE.
How about the Fourth? The ques-
ton is, are we, or are we not to celebrate?
Who will be first to raise his hand and
give answer to the question?
"A delegation of Woodmen from Mil
ton Junction are expected to visit Camp
44O this Thursday evening. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
AT the ball game at the Driving
Park Tuesday afternoon between the
Edgerton Indians and Footville, the lat
ter vera victorious by score of II to IL.
e. M. Laid has arranged the sale
for Mrs. w. w. Williams of the lot next
to the Norwegian church and about an
acre of land, to P. NJ. Ellingson, for $500.
Eating butter savors less of money
than it did a few weeks ago. Choice
dairy is now selling at II cents, and in
consequence tho spread can be trifle
thicker.
"A handsome Norwegian flag was
displayed from the block opposite this
Office Wednesday by patriotic Morse
man, in honor Of the Eth OF May, the
Norwegian independence day.
Saturday evening, May Goth, is the
next date for the social ball at Academy
hall. Everybody goes and enjoys these
Saturday evening hops. 1t only costs
fifty cents, and that's cheap for good
time.
The Young Ladies Sodality of st.
Joseph's church have issued invitations
to May party, which will be held in
Academy hall, Friday evening, May 26.
Baumgartner's orchestra of Stoughton
has been engaged to furnish music for
the occasion.
For nearly two weeks past farmers
have hardly been able to get upon the
fields owing to the incessent rain and
much of the corn planting in this Sec
ton seems destined to be delayed to we'll
towards June LIST. Other farm work,
too, is also delayed.
The plans presented by the compel
ing architects for the proposed new
Culton Memorial Library, a dozen or
more of them, were on exhibition at the
public library on Friday last and were
examined by quite number of interest
ed citizens The board is DESTROYS of
obtaining opinions and criticism from
our home people as guide in determin-
ing their selection. The library board
meets on Friday evening when the plans
will doubtless be decided upon
Willis Collins, mail carrier on route
No. l, was in Chicago Wednesday of last
week to consult specialist in regard to
internal injuries received in runaway
on Thursday. When about two miles
west of town the whiffletrees became de-
tached, falling to the horses heels, caus-
ing them to run. Collins was thrown from
the rig and sustained internal injuries
and badly sprained thumb and finger.
The buggy was slightly damaged. Will
lis is again on duty.
The fourteen stations OF the Cross
for the adornment of st. Joseph's
church, presented by members of the
congregation, have arrived and will be
erected next Tuesday evening, Father
Collins of Fond du Lac, to deliver the
sermon. The stations are group statu-
airy of object lessons reminders of the
incidents on the "Way to Calvary" and
come from DePratto's studio, Chicago,
at an expense of 1925. The donors of
the stations are James Conway, Michael
Ford, Chas. Sweeney, James McGrane
and family, Mrs. Edward Rooney, Mrs.
Ellen Ludden, Mrs. James McNally,
Miss Kate RELY, Miss Marie Pollard
Mrs. Westlake and sisters st. Roses
Society and the Ladies Sodality.
sunday School Association Meeting.
The thirty fourth annual meeting of
the Rock County Sunday School Asso-
citation will convene in Edgerton Satur-
day and Sunday. May Goth and 2lst.
Tho local committee in charge anticipate
the most interesting meet and largest
representation of any in the history of
the association. The public, and espec-
tally all Sunday schools in the vicinity
of Edgerton, are heartily invited to at
tend these sessions. The program speaks
for itself and is as follows:
Saturday Sessions in Congregational Church.
11:15 Reception and assignment of delegates.
Appointment of committees.