The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-02-24

0V0uIuS, l. OF. NOtA4.
S. G. Chambers was in town the
first of the week calling upon long line
of customers here.
The last session of the Mission
Study Glass will be held at the parson-
age Friday evening.
The rural mail carriers observed the
holiday of Washington's birthday We'd
nesday and did not cover their routes.
The date of the next mask ball is
Monday evening, March 9Th, at Academy
hall. Full particulars will be announced
next week,
Miss Olga Hanson has resigned her
position at Conn & .Schmidt's store.
Mrs. Matte Haylock has been assisting
there during the week.
ALI dishes unclaimed at the Camp
fire can be found at Ell. r. Houfe's. To
those who bought beans please return
the dishes to the same place.
Miss Leo Rowe, daughter of 0. D.
Rowe of GAINESVILLE, returned home Mon
day after a few days visit at the home of
A. w. Bentley in this city.
Rev. Geo. Wildermuth of Sheboy
gan Falls passed a few days of the week
in Edgerton calling upon old time friends
and visiting his daughters here.
j. W. Conn has been in Chicago
portion of the week buying new goods
which Will soon arrive and be placed on
sale at Conn & Schmidt's store.
The Orphans Prayer as presented
here Tuesday evening by company that
dropped in on short notice, was very
creditable performance and was literally
patronized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy e. Hopkins ar
rived from Platteville Wednesday even-
ing and after short stay here will prob
ably take up their residence in the
Kickapoo valley.
-Maloney's Wedding Day at Royal
hall Tuesday evening, Feb. 28th, will be
one of the greatest fun making enter
tainments here this season. No one
should stay away.
The condition of Mrs Crandall, the
mother of Mrs T. A. Perry, remains un-
changed though she is gradually failing.
Mr.. Cutler of Chicago, a son-in-law, paid
her visit early in the week.
The horse sale at Chicago this week
has attracted a number of Edgerton
people, among them Sam Wlleman, Joe
Conn, Harry Ash. j. M. Conway, G. f.
Mabbett and A. w. Shumway.
The theme for the morning service
at the NJ E. church Sunday the pastor
will present an exposition of 1st Peter.
Evening subject: "The Best Treasure,
Put in the Best Place for the Best Pur-
pose"
BY referring to the council proceed
ings it will be seen that G.. G. Biederman
has resigned his position of street COM
missioner 1t is not likely that the va
cancy will be filled until after the spring
election.
Word comes from California that D.
B. Whom who went to that state for
the winter with his brother few months
ago, has been caught in Cupid's web.
Relatives have been notified of his mar
riage on February 10Th to Miss Nelson
of Los Angeles. Mr.. Wixom met the
lady of his choice at his boarding place
since going west. They will return to
Wisconsin in the spring.
&C. G. Biederman and L G.. Whittet
have taken an interest in the southern
lumber deal with G. L. Culton and w.
a. Shelley and MIR. Biederman left for
GALLON, La, Thursday to take charge of
the business there. The new mill is now
nearly completed and as soon as the
spring floods are over the work of cut
ting big cypress brake will be COM
menced It is estimated that it will
take about two years to cut and market
the lumber controlled by the firm.
&C. e. Sweeney was called to Deca-
that an uncle, Patrick McGlynn, had
been picked up near there in dazed
condition and information was wanted
from relatives. Mr. Sweeney found that
the aged relative, who is member OF
the G. A. r. Post at Evansville, had been
sent to the soldiers home at Danville,
ILL.,, but later had wandered away from
there and his whereabouts was unknown.
The Post at Evansville has commenced
systematic inquiry concerning him.
Remember the High School Declam-
atcry contest to be held in the Congre-
gational church. Tuesday evening, Feb.
18th. This contest will decide who will
represent the high school in the coming
League contest to be held in Royal hall,
March 14th. The contestants for the
local contest are Blanche Denison, Hat
tie Hebel, Grace Greenwood, Hazel
Koosch, Myrtle Malrpress and Mildred