The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21


A marriage license has been granted
to Robert Cheney of Elknorn and Mrs
Mary Clark of this city.
AT Royal hall Friday evening, Sept
%, SIN the Heart of kentucky For the
benefit of Edgerton Cornet band.
My! But what crop OF corn the
farmers have commenced to harvest this
year-best ever known, 80 they tell us.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve supper at the church
parlors this friday evening. The pro-
ceeds will 60 for mission work.
Miss Hazel Farman submitted to an
operation for adnoids at the Palmer hos
pital in GAINESVILLE last week. Her moth
or, Mrs. Geo. Farman, accompanied her.
"A theater party composing bus
load of Edgertcn people enjoyed the per-
Torrance of 'The College Widow" at
the Myers opera house in GAINESVILLE
Tuesday evening.
Apples for cider are coming to town
or better. The capacity of Royal Malt
press cider mill is about one hundred
bushels per day and he is unable to
grind as fast as delivered.
The wall to the big reservoir at the
pumping station is up and connections
with the artesian we'll are being made
this week. Excavating inside the wall
will soon commence. 1t will be several
weeks yet before the job is completed.
"A notice to certain property owners
to build standard Sidewalks is published
in another column by order OF the COM
mon council The better way for the lot
owner is to build the walks without be-
ing forced by the city to do it.
WIN. M. Clark on Wednesday ex
hibited handsome, large, smooth, red
tomato that tipped the scales at pound
and three quarters. Age considered, Mr..
Clark is one of the best gardeners in the
city and this season has had charge of
three gardens
A. K South, wife and daughter,
Mabel of Chicago have been guests OF
George Doty's family this week. Their
son, John, who is in the governments
wireless telegraph service and attached
to the battleship West Virginia, lei, with
his ship last week from New York to join
the Asiatic squadron to be gone year.
The closing services of the confer
ence year will be held at the M. E.
church Sunday. In the morning re-
port of the years work will be made,
also reception of members for baptism.
Parents desiring the little ones baptized
will please confer with the pastor. Reg
ular services in the evening.
Ernest LaFave was united in mar
riage to Miss Florence Collins at Fond
du Lac Monday, Sept. 18th, 1906. The
newly welded couple arrived in Edgerton
Tuesday and are living at the home of
the groom's father, A. d. LaFave. Their
many friends here extend congratula-
tons.
Ceremonies in connection with the
laying Of the corner stone Of the new
Catholic church at Evansville will take
place next Sunday and will be conduct
ed by the Rev. Richard Smith of Mil
waukee, chancellor of the diocese, in the
absence of Archbishop Messmer. Gath
clio clergymen and churchmen from all
over the southern part of the state ex
pect to attend the ceremonies. The eX-
er cises will commence at 2 o'clock.
Another farmer line has been con-
nected up with the Ed serton central
this week, bringing ten farm homes,
mostly in the town Of Porter, in touch
with the outside world. This line will
be known as the Haylock & Loughran
line No 3l0, and the following subscrib-
ers may be called: Chas. Nelson, 3 short:
Mrs. Matson, short; Ole Kjnever 5
short; Edw. Jensen, l long and 2 short;
E. T. Haylock, 2 long; Jos. Loughran, l
long: w. F. Gardner, long and 3 short;
n. E. Vedvig, 2 long; Will W. Wright, 2
long and short: FL. "A. Heried, | long
and l short ring.
Sam Wileman is unq uestionably the
luckiest person who visited the state fair
from this city. The Durant-Dort Car
riage company of Flint, Mich, gave out
tickets to implement dealers at the fair
for a drawing on a top carriage. The
number of Mr.. Wileman's ticket was 97S.
On Tuesday morning he received notice
that his was the lucky number and that
the carriage had been shipped to Edger-
ton, freight prepaid. This is the first
successful drawing ever made by Mr.
Wilemap and that buggy will ride very
easy to him.
Over four hundred citizens of James
vile attended a mass meeting in the city
hall Monday evening, called there for
the purpose of ascertaining the senti-
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