The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-14
t. A. & B. picnic, August 9th.

II. A. & B. picnic, August 9th.
Eat, drink and be merry, for tomor-
row it rains.
Will Bardeen and family passed
Sunday with friends in Fulton.
"A baby girl was born to Henry John
son and wife, Friday, July 7th.
Miss Bessie Williams is spending the
week with GAINESVILLE friends.
Miss Clara Stevens is home from
Rockford on two weeks vacation.
Frank Caughey of Johnson's Creek
paid short visit to his old friends here
the latter part of the week.
Next Wednesday is the day of the
picnic by the Young Ladies Society of
the German Lutheran church.
Andrew and Borgil Thoreson are
spending couple of weeks vocation at
the farm home of Gustave Heggen.
Miss Gertrude Hill, after passing
few days with friends here, returned
to her home in Dixon, ILL.,, Monday.
Miss Edith Maltpress entertained
few lady friends Monday evening in
honor of the Misses Fox of Manchester,
Iowa.
Joel Thompson and family and G.
Fl. Babcock and family went to Lake
pinlax1 MOnlox, for oC11r1a Of
outing.
E. M. Laid and James Wileman left
Tuesday evening for Dakota with view
of investing in real estate. They will be
absent about ten days.
Roscoe Mcintosh and Andrew Jen-
son, Jr. left Saturday evening for Bloom
er, Wis. where they will pass the time
for couple of weeks.
Ferdinand Kipp has opened saloon
in the Hartzheim building, recently va
Gated by Albert Tibert. He commenced
business Saturday last.
"A pocketbook containing Prudential
Insurance company receipt was picked
up on the street Monday. Owner can
have same by calling at this office.
July Is to August 6 is the time of
the GAINESVILLE Chautauqua, to be held in
Mole's grove. Mrs. John A. Logan will
deliver an address on the opening day.
Rev. Chas. Spilman of the German
Lutheran church supplied the pulpit of
the Madison congregation Sunday, re-
turning home on the afternoon train.
The Tobacco City Indians and the
Hardware Badgers crossed bats Sunday,
the game resulting in victory for the
former boys by score of twelve to six.
-Hooligan's funny show is coming.
The place is Royal hall; the date is Sat-
urday, July %; the show is good. If you
want to laugh, scream and enjoy your
self for few hours, just 60 and see
"Hooligan's Troubles"
Martin J. Feeney and Miss jose
phine Yetta Bougie were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides mother
in Marinette, Wednesday, July 18th.
Mr.. Feeney's many friends here unite in
extending congratulations
F. w. Coon and wife departed Sat
urday for the East. They will be absent
about three weeks and will visit New
York, Boston, Hartford and will pass
some time with the family of II. E.
Miner at Natick, Rhode Island,
If you wish to be informed of the
amount of your assessment for sewerage
purposes, call on the board of public
works at the city clerks office at 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon, July Is. 1t
will then be igured out to you
w. Ell. Hutson and wife went to Mt.
Vernon Sunday to attend the funeral of
Henry Harken brother of Mrs Hutson
which was held at the home on Monday
Mr.. Harken was killed by lightning
while loading hay in the field Saturday
Mrs George Hargraves, who has
been at the Madison Sanitarium for the
past three weeks, was brought home
Monday The results obtained from the
care and treatment there were very sat
isfactory and show marked degree oil
improvement in her condition.