The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-21
Mrs. Ell. ). Stangl is visiting relatives

Clarence Hitchcock was up from
Rockford Wednesday.
-"Hooligan's Troubles" at Royal hail.
Saturday evening, July 22nd.
William J. Bryan speaks at Monona
Assembly on the afternoon OF July Is.
Carpenter work on the new Catho-
lie parsonaoe was commenced last week.
Miss Cora Carpenter of Evansville
is guest of Miss Minerva Coon this
week
C. w. Pool, state grain inspector at
Duluth, was in this city short time
Tuesday.
Miss Belle Olson came down from
Madison to pass Sunday with friends in
this vicinity.
"A number from here have been in
attendance at the teachers institute in
GAINESVILLE this week.
Mrs. S. II. Buchanan and son, Guy,
went to Rockford Monday to pass the
week'with her parents.
Mrs. Francisco and son of Fort At
kinson were guests at the home of James
Reynolds and wife on Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Bardeen and two children
left Saturday for Delavan for a couple of
weeks visit with friends there.
Mrs. L. J. Merrill and daughters,
Josephine and Helen, visited with rela-
tives in Madison from Friday until Tues
day.
Mrs. Cora Staven and child OF
Sparta came Saturday for few weeks
visit with her parents, B. J. Barness and
wife.
%. r. Pomeroy of Gays Mill was in
the city portion of the week getting
posted on the situation in tobacco mat
ters.
Theodore Clarke has gone west for
a few weeks vacation. He will join
Chas. Birkenmeyer in sightseeing on
the coast.
The price of the latest in photo
graphs is $3.50 per dozen instead of Is
cents as advertised last week. They are
made at Bardeen's.
Bills announcing Midsummer sale
at Birkenmeyers Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, July %, 26 and q, have
been circulated this week.
Arthur Clarke and family and Rev.
Richardson and family broke camp at
Kegonsa Wednesday and are now home
after two weeks outing.
Oscar Perry arrived home from Mex
leo Monday evening. He will remain
here for some time and thinks now that
he will not return to Mexico.
Front street is now we'll provided
with cement work. the laying of the
walk on the south side this week about
completing the entire length.
Miss Margaret Stafford has asked to
be released from her contract with the
city school board, to accept the princi-
palship of the New Glarus schools.
George r. Bull, who has been pub
Usher of the Times at Neillsville, has
severed his connection with that paper
and returned to his home in Sun Prairie
Mrs. John Maltpress, who has been
confined to her bed since last Thanks
giving, is now able to sit up portion of
the time and her complete recovery is
looked for.
Services at the NJ E. church Sun
day morning at the usual hour by the
pastor. In the evening DR.. Daland will
give the first Of series of union meet
ing sermons.
Rev. A. w. Stephens was over from
Oconomowoc few days the first of the
week. On account of failing eyesight
Mr.. Stephens will resign from the min
istry for year or two and will engage
in the moving picture business. He has
purchased the outfit of J. Harr Basel
and is now making plans for the coming
season. he Will TomOV0 MS family TO
Milwaukee.
While driving in from the country
Monday evening, Ira Towards horse be-
came frightened near the merry go.
round, shying to the roadside and strik-
ing pole, throwing Mr. Howard out
He was cut and bruised some about the
bead and face, causing considerable
flow of blood. After the wounds were
washed and dressed it was found that
no serious injury was sustained. The
horse and rig received slight damage.
The events as outlined for the bio
T. A. & B. picnic include the following:
Base ball at $50; address by Rev. Arthur
B. Dunn of Eau Claire at II o'clock;
four good horse races, the first to start
at l o'clock sharp; balloon ascension by