The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-07-27

The new library is now entirely en-
closed, the laying of the slate roof hav-
ing been finished this week.
Mrs. John Westphall and Miss May
Mcmillan of Fort Atkinson are guests of
G. P. Touton's family at the Carlton.
Henry Johnson and wife and DR..
and Mrs. McChesney were guests at Fl.
w. Bliss cottage on Lake Geneva Sun
day.
The Young Ladies Sodality of st.
Josephs church will hold a business
meeting Friday, July 9th, at the home
of Miss Anna Bishop.
Some of the largest of the pioneer
maple trees on Albion street are being
RACED to the ground in front of the
Spike & Pringle property.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church will give an ice cream
social at the church parlors Friday even
ing of this week. All are invited.
-Chas. Birkenmeyer left Friday for
two weeks vacation which he will spend
with his family at the Casson cottage on
Green Bay and in visiting friends in the
vicinity of Marinette.
Mrs. J. H. Downey arrived home
last Saturday from Minneapolis, where
she has been for the last weeks caring
for her mother, who has been critically
ill.
Bills announcing a social dance in
Academy hall Saturday evening are be-
ing circulated. Baumgartner's Harp
orchestra will furnish music and good
time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Souders of
Cleveland, Ohio, are guests at the Earle
cottage on Lake Kegonsa this week. Mr..
Souders will be remembered as repre-
senting the Empire Line in this section
for some years.
-Innis great band of New York will
give two concerts at Monona Assembly
July Both. This is one of the most fam
Gus bands in the country. The st. Paul
road will run passengers east during the
assembly at s p. m.
John Burns, formerly of this place
but now of Sparta, has been advanced
to the position of assistant manager of
the Brodhead branch of the American
Cigar Co. and will soon remove his fam
lily to that place from Sparta.
I'm the Heart of Old Kentucky" is
the name of the play to be put on at
Royal hall Wednesday evening, August
9Th. Those who come TO the BIZ, picnic
on that date will miss great treat if
they don't plan to stay and attend this
play in the evening. It is one of the
strongest dramas staged today and will
be presented in its entirety by compel
ent actors.
The advertising wagon of the T. A.
& B. picnic has been out the larger por-
ton of the week, under the management
of George Pollard. The advertising this
year is far more extensive ths ever be-
fore, cities and country distric within
fifty miles of Edgerton are being thor
oughly billed and this will certainly help
to swell the attendance.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Long was the scene of very pleasant
gatherings Monday and Tuesday even
ings when they entertained large COM
pany of their friends in celebration of
their Both wedding anniversary. Mr..
and Mrs. Long were the recipients of
many tokens of remembrance of this &C.
casion as we'll as the congratulations and
best wishes of the guests.
The T. A. & B. picnic is being more
extensively advertised this year than
ever before and a record breaking crowd
is expected August 9Th. The program
of entertainment is the most expensive
one ever issued, too, so that everyone
who comes will be handsomely enter
GdIu0u. LII Will % one LQOS0 OCCASIONS
that none will care to miss, so keep the
date in mind and make your arrange
ments to be present.
AT an informal meeting of the COM
mon council Friday evening an order
was given the Austin Western Co. for
stone crusher. which is to be shipped
and installed as soon as possible. The
street committee have come to the con-
clusion that whatever is now done on
the streets must be of permanent char.
acter and crushed stone will be needed
for the macadam bed. With several
quarries near at hand there is ample
material for road building, and the pur-
chase of a crusher makes it available.
The streets now provided with water
and sewer pipes can be improved and
after the work is done it will be lasting.
The investment in a crusher is COM
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