The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-12

The West Badeners are expected
home today.
DIR. and Mrs. A. P. Nicholson passed
Sunday with their son, Roy, in. Milwau-
kee.
L. G. Whittet joined the Edgerton
delegation at West Baden, Ind, on Sat
urday last.
There will be communion at the M.
E. church next Sunday morning and the
usual evening services.
Rev. F. C. Richardson and family
are spending the week at hartford. Wis,
former charge of Mr.. Richardson's
The Irving French company open a
three nights engagement at Royal hall
to -night. Popular prices prevail.
Richard Leary, who has been spend
ing the winter in Edgerton, left Tuesday
evening for Edmonton, northwest Can
ada.
John Parseek has been laying an in
side walk for Chan Robinson, and a walk
FOR Jas. Greenwood on Head street this
week.
The Kvindeforening of the Norwe-.
gian Lutheran church meets with Mrs.
Charles Todtfred. Thursday afternoon,
May 18th.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Miss
Minnie johnson on Thursday evening,
May 18th.
The senior class of Milton college
will banquet the junior class at the home
of D. L. Babcock in Albion, Thursday
evening.
Cement walks are being laid on
Washington street along the property of
Thomas Wileman, Mrs. Gerard, John
Coon and DR.. Shepard.
Lawrence Hutson has been off duty
at the postofice during the greater por-
ton of the week with quite serious at
tack of appendicitis, but has nearly re-
covered.
Damon Fuller, who, is agent for
Monarch remedies, with territory in
northern Illinois, was up for a few days
this week. Selling Monarch remedies is
successful business with him.
F. F. Burgy went up to Kegonsa
Tuesday and brought back the gasoline
engine of Tom Earle's launch. The en-
CINE is being overhauled and the boat
| will be put in condition for the coming
season.
Mrs J. L. Holton and Mrs. Weet-
man Dickinson entertained large com
pany of their friends at the DR.. Holton
home on Thursday and again on Friday
evening of last week. Both occasions
proved very pleasant ones.
Rev J. E. Harlin conducted funeral
services over the remains of Patrick
Leary, one of the early settlers of Dun
kirk, at Stoughton Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Leary was "a years OF age and leaves
large family of grown up children.
Don Mcmillan, Irish comedian with
the Ruined Life company here last win.
ter, is now with the Irving French COM
pauy and will be at Royal hall three
nights this week, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday
| "A colony of chimney swallows that
make their home in the chimneys of the
High School buildings have returned
and at dusk every evening, after circling
about the building for time, a black
stream can be seen passing down into
the openings.
DIR. and Mrs. Fl. w. Stillman return
ed Wednesday evening from their win
| ters stay at Daytona, Florida. They
were accompanied by nephew, Dwight
Stillman, and wife, who will visit here a
short time before leaving for their home
at Westerley, R. l. The Dr.'s health has
somewhat improved during his absence.
Several residents of Edgerton we're
favored with invitations to the wedding
of Aarlow Marsden OF Sumner and Miss
Viola Allen of Fort Atkinson. One citi-
zen had his rev spring suit laid out in
anticipation of the event but the heavy
rain Tuesday night prevented an over
land trip.
Mr.. Andrew Jensen, treasurer OF the
81. A. Preus academy, was pleasantly
surprised this week by receiving check
Of $50 from Mrs. Evenson, widow of the
late Halvor Evenson OF Albion, for the
benefit of the maintenance fund of the
academy. Mr.. Evenson had already
given 500 to the building fund of that
institution.
! Mrs. and Mrs w. B. Robb of Oak
Ridge, Wis, brought the remains of their
infant son. Lawrence Russell, here for
burial Tuesday morning. The child was
sick but about twenty four hours of in
Examination of the bowels, and was one