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

The BARRIERS have the closing idea.
Read their notice.
Miss Myrtle Barton left for Chicago
Wednesday morning for a short visit
with friends.
Judge Grimm has been engaged to
deliver an address at the German picnic
to be held at the Driving Park Wednes-
day, June 18th. Three good horse races,
a ball game and numerous other sports
will be provided for the days amuse-
ment. The Edgerton Cornet band will
furnish music All are invited to attend
the picnic and races.
Confirmation exercises, conducted
by the pastor, will be held at the Ger
man Lutheran church next Sunday fore
noon. Following are members of the
Glass;
Minnie Handtke, Lulu Sommerfeldt,
Augusta BartZ, Emma RuckS,
SidOnie Hartzell, Emma Lemke
Bertha MaveS, Emile VenSke
Clara Frltzke, CLARA Groeler.
Margaret Stricken, Marsha Nickel
Ella Otto Selma Schieldt,
Karl Fritzke, VIM. Marish,
George Dallmann Bernhard Dummann,
Otto Trettin, Louis Lietz,
Paul POrath, Gustav KirchhOff
The regular morning service will be
held in the Congregational church next
Sunday at 1870. The pastor will preach
the last sermon on Paul" Subject:
1.-The Aged Martyr at Rome" At the
mid-week meeting an address will be
given on as Secular Sabbath Desir
able?" This will be followed by a gen.
eral discussion on Sunday newspapers
and amusements. Everybody invited.
The seth birthday of Mrs Electa
Ogden Coon was celebrated at the home
of George Ogden Wednesday. There
were twenty eight children and grand
children present. DR.. George Ogden of
Fort Atkinson, Charles Ogden and fam
lily of Milton Junction, the family of II.
D. Ogden, Mrs. Carrie Anderson and
Miss Ina Burdick of GAINESVILLE were
present. It added another to the list of
these gatherings which have been held
for many years, and the wish of all was
that they might be called together many
more times for the same purpose.
"A start has been made to renovate
the little park upon which the band
stand is erected. The ground will be
cleared of rubbish, graded and walk
laid around it. Settees will be provided
and Saturday evenings during the con-
certs people will have comfortable
place to rest and listen to the music.
The park is a slightly place from the
trains and if kept in a neat and tidy con-
dition would be an advertisement for
the city in small way. Every little
helps, and the enterprising ones who
have taken the park matter in hand are
to be commended.
Harry Ash, Mike Smith, Bud Bah
cock Theodore Clarke. The names of
four esteemed gentlemen and business
men of Edgerton who occasionally take
day off and pass the time in hunting,
fishing boating or some other wholesome
sport. Last Monday the four went up
to the lake and relieved Koshkonong's
waters of over hundred pounds of
choicest fish, the largest catch of the
season. They sold them not, nor did
they eat them ALL but kindly remem-
bered friends and neighbors, and on
Tuesday the platter on many tables was
graced with splendid pike Or pickerel.
-Supt. Morrissey will soon recommend
to the common council the building of
reservoir at the pumping station. The
recommendation will be for reservoir
20 feet deep, so feet in diameter, holding
100000 gallons to be built 100 feet south
of the artesian we'll and connected at the
bottom with an 8,inch main. The bot
tom and sides are to be of 2-foot stone
masonry and the COST roughly estimated
is $1,000. This, it is believed, would give
the city adequate water supply for years
and years to come. The probabilities
are that the addition to the pumping
station will be made this season.
The open air concerts will begin on
Saturday evening of this week and
everybody from far and near are invited
to come and hear them. Mr.. T. M. Carl
ton, the director, has furnished us with
the following program which will be rem
dered:
1. Manifestation ............... Bartholme
?. Overtnre-From Dawn to Twilight...
DeHHeGG
3. Indian Intermezzo-Flying Arrow "
4. Concert Waltzes- Jolly Fellows. Volstedt
). Observation-Disclosures Smiles .Nelles
6. Spanish Serenade-La Paloma. Yradier
Z. Medley Selection Butterflies. ...... Boyer
Contents: Miss Manhattan of New York
Sweet Eileen; Mr.. Johnson Don't Get Gay;
Dear College Chums: When You do the Rag
Dance: Break the News to Mother; / Need
Dem Wages Bad; Irish Reel.
s. Rhapsody-A Bit o. Barney. F. Helf
The street committee made tour of
inspection of the domain within their
jurisdiction last Saturday. The pro-
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