The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-05-25

church will meet at the church parlors
next Thursday afternoon.
Hazel White returned Monday even
ing from Oklahoma where she has been
with her sister the past year.
Mrs Lee of Rockford, ILL.,, and Miss
Cochrane of GAINESVILLE were guests of
Miss Edith Maltpress few days of the
week
Minnie Wallace Roy Andrew, j. S.
Miller and Edna Pomeroy were over
Sunday visitors at the home of w. T..
Pomeroy
The ladies Of the W. r. G. are re-
quested to meet in the basement of the
M. E. church Sunday evening to attend
Memorial services.
Mrs. Chas. Nelson will en- rtain the
Kvindeforening Thursday, LAY 31st.
Those wishing to go meet at the church
at 1890 Thursday.
ALL members of the W. r. c., flower
girls and boys are requested to meet at
G.. A. r. hall promptly at one o'clock p.
No. Memorial Day.
The Aid society met with Mrs. Ann
Barton Wednesday afternoon. The
meeting will be held in the M. E. church
parlors next week on Thursday.
George Underhil of Quincy, Flor
ida, has been passing few days of the
week with old time friends here. Dur
ing his stay he was guest of L. Fl.
Towne.
The annual Old Settlers meeting of
Wheeler Prairie will be held with Mr.
and Mrs Rufus Roberts Wednesday,
June 9th. A basket picnic. Everybody
invited. H. E. Roberts, Sec.
The last regular meeting of the X. P
lodge will be held Tuesday evening, May
Doth. previous to adjournment during
summer months. The rank of Knight
will be conferred on three candidates. A
large attendance is desired. Ice cream
cigars, etc., will follow.
Monday morning Scott Hatch was
wearing cap about town on which was
| printed the advertisement of two famous
brands OF -four. It was remarked by a
friend that perhaps Scott was "Hard-to
Beat" but there was no possibility of his
ever passing for Jersey Lilly"
The dining room at the y. S. hotel
will be closed Saturday of this week and
will not be opened until June 18th. Re
pairs and change in the front of the
house makes this necessary. Mrs. Nc
| Carthy takes possession the 18th OF
June and the hotel is to be fitted up IN
firstclass shape for her.
Chester R. Miller died at his home
in GAINESVILLE Wednesday, May Is, aged
| Is years. Funeral services were held
Saturday and the remains brought here
| for interment in Fassett cemetery. De-
| ceased was a brother Of the late Mr..
Jason Miller, who lived west of this city.
He leaves to mourn their loss a wife and
| four children.
AT a recent meeting of tbs Alumni
held in the high school room, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Pres.-Isabelle McIntosh; Vice
Pres.-L. j. Dickinson; Sec'y - Bessie
Flagg; Treas.-Norma Hargraves. The
dues of the members should be handed
to the secretary or treasurer as soon as
| convenient.
"A small company of relatives and
friends assembled at the home of An
drew Humphrey and wife last Saturday
to help celebrate Mr.. Humphreys 10th
birthday anniversary. Dinuer was serv-
ed and the afternoon pleasantly passed
! Mr.. Humphrey was the recipient of a
| gold fountain pen, present from his
son, Ira, and wife.
R. j. Allan, an aspirant to the Office
of sheriff for Rock county, was up from
Beloit Monday to interview republican
politicians in this meek the woods
If nominated and elected, he does not
promise the best administration the
county ever had, but says he will per
sonally attend to the affairs of the office
to the best of his ability.
The Driving Park presents very
busy appearance these days as many
fast horses are being tracked there. Nil
Ter of Stoughton has 5; Ed Fess of Mad
ison, l. Cans, Madison, l. Doc Murphy
Edgerton, 2; G. F. Mabbett, l; S. w
Wileman, l; Irving Wentworth, l; j. M
Conway, S; Cliff Landfeld, 1.
C. r. Bentley, L. G. Whittet, P. G
Brown and T. B. Earle leave Saturday
for few weeks stay in the northern
part of the state. The trip will be made
in Mr.. Bentley's touring car driven by F
F. Burgy. The party will pass some
time along the trout streams and visit
will be made to Mr.. Earle's stock farm
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