The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-01
Monday is Labor day.

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A girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkin Warren on Tuesday.
Miss Grace Brown is spending the
week in Chicago and Libertyville.
The Bankers Child at Royal hall
Thursday evening, September 7th.
H. S. Sloan has returned to Edger
ton and resumed the practice of law.
Henry Ebbott left Tuesday evening
on two weeks visit to South Dakota.
Twelve cars of western cattle ar
rived at the feeding yards Wednesday
morning.
The public schools will open Mon
day, September 4th, instead of Tuesday
as announced last week.
Mrs. Maude Sloan and son of James
Vile have been guests during the week
at the home of Henry Johnson and wife.
Hans Liudas has opened tin and
general job shop in Kenosha and is re-
ceiving a liberal patronage from the cit
iZens there.
The Pigeforening OF the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
Jacob johnson on this Thursday even
ing, August 31st.
Richard Curran leaves Saturday for
Lacrosse to attend the annual meeting
of the Master Horseshoers Association,
OF which he is secretary organizer.
George Wilson and wife OF st. Louis
have been visiting relatives here during
the week. For several years Mr.. Wilson
has been employed in one OF the leading
markets in that city.
Mrs. Kempfer and Mrs. Rohn OF Ra-
cine, mother and sister OF Mrs A. +.
Hammerq uist have been visiting at the
Iatter's home here this week.
r. j. Maltpress left Sunday evening
for Grand Rapids and trip through the
fruit region OF Michigan with view OF
making purchase if quality of fruit
and prices are satisfactory.
Miss Minnie johnson and Mrs. A. j
Jensen Jointly entertained large com
pany of their lady friends with progress
,sive euchre and finch at the home oil
Mrs. O. G. Hanson on Saturday after.
noon.
E. G. Hopkins is home from a couple
of weeks spent in the Kickapoo valley
where he was directing the harvesting
of 80 acres of tobacco wi ich will be &C.
cured free from damage of any descrip
ton. ......t ~
Beginning next Sunday and con
tinuing till the church is ready for use
the Norwegian Lutheran congregation
will hold services at o'clock in the at
ternoon in st. Johns German Lutheran
church.
"A train load of western range sheer
were at the Shepard feeding station fol-
a few days during the week before being
forwarded to the Chicago market The
run OF range sheep promises to be light
or than usual this season,
D. l. Wilson and daughter left Fri
day evening for Menominee where Miss
Matte will enter the Stout training
school for the coming year. They vii
spend Sunday with the family OF Prof
w: A. Clark at Eau Claire. s.
Prot E. L. Roethe came Monda!
and has been spending the week getting
things in order Tor the opening OF thu
public schools next Monday. All thu
INSTRUCTORS in the schools are expected
to be on hand by the close Of the weel
and meeting Of teachers has been ar
ranged by Principal Roethe for a genera
conference.
DIR. Willard McChesney- and wife
reached home Friday evening from 1
health seeking trip to Colorado. The
DIR. returns looking fully recovered. HI
is brown as berry and feeling fine. HI
thinks the mountain air has worked
wonders in his case and is again to b.
found in his office ready to resume hi
practice.
On September lst the six Thousand
dollars worth of Water Works extension
bonds issued by the city were delivered
to the First National bank, the purchas
err. The bonds are in six series of on
thousand dollars each bearing four ant
one half per cent interest, the first on
coming dre twelve years from date ant
one will mature each year thereafter un
til paid.
"A very enjoyable surprise party wa
held at the home of Mrs. Walter Park
in honor of her birthday, Aug. "a, 100;
About forty-fve Of the neighbors ant
friends were present. Light refresh
ments we're served and during the even
ing Mrs Geo. Wentworth, in behalf o
those present, presented her with
beautiful rug. The evening was passes
in music and social intercourse and wheel