The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-07-13

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The Footville base ball team will
play our boys at the Driving Park, Wed.
nesday, July Is. Footville has strong
aggregation and the Indians will prob
ably have to 60 some to beat them. This
will be.a fast game, says Manager Ole
Johnson.
"A reception was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Barber in Albion on
Wednesday evening in honor OF their
son, Rev. Chas. Barber and bride, who
are spending their honeymoon with their
parents. Rev. Barber returns to his
charge in Cincinnati today.
This Office has been informed that
there was born on July 3rd to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Noyes at Grand Rapids, Wis.,,
a fine pair of twin boys, weighing 6 and
6h pounds respectively. Mr.. Noyes for
merly lived at Fulton where he had
charge of the electric light station for
some time.
Mr.. Madison J. Lee, who has charge
of the production of the fairy play, "Puss
in Boots" which is to be given at Royal
hall July 18th for the benefit Of the Ia
dies society of the M. E. church, comes
to US with fine line of press notices
from other places where his entertain
ment has been given.
WIN. Morrissey went to Chicago
Wednesday morning to purchase an
additional pump to keep the water down
in the trenches of the new reservoir
which is being constructed at the water
works station. The pump already in
use was not equal to the task. The job
is beginning to prove quite complicated
one.
The tickets for next seasons lecture
course are now ready and you will soon
be called upon to purchase. You must
admit that lecture course is a good
thing for our town. Make up your mind
how many tickets you will take and be
ready to purchase them when the ladies
call. In this way you will greatly help
to lessen the work, making only one call
necessary.
Several candidates for county posi-
tons have visited Edgerton during the
week looking up their chances for sup
port at the primaries. Ell. Fl. Blanchard,
who wants to be district attorney; Jesse
Earle, who wants the office of clerk of
the court; and Ira Fisher and E. H.
Ransom, who would like to succeed to
the office OF sheriff of the county, have
all interviewed friends.
MISLEADING bottle II carboic acid
for some harmless remedy, Mrs. i'aniAl
Pierce of Sumner came very near losing
her life Saturday evening. The error
was quickly discovered and through the
use of the most common antidotes pro-
ducing vomiting, she was relieved from
danger before DIR. Cleary reached the
home. Her mouth and throat, however,
were burned by the poison.
Mr.. William Thornburgh, represent
ing Mr.. Clough, who is again trying to
promote the Evansville Madison electric
line, passed few days of the week in
this vicinity looking over the various
routes for the location of the road. Mr..
Thornburgh is practical engineer and
thinks he can save the surveyors some
time by deciding in advance the most
feasible route. He thinks the prospect
for building the line very good and that
construction will be under way this year.
Last Saturday night opposite the
warehouse near Tom Westlake's house,
Frank Hutson was assaulted by Emil
Goeda. On Monday Goeda was tried in
Judge Smiths court on the charge of
assault and battery and fined twenty
five dollars and costs, amounting to for
ty-five dollars in all. He secured bonds
for the payment and has appealed the
case to the higher court. L. E. Gettle
represented Goeda and E. VI. Laid ap-
peared for Hutson.
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the Annual Children's
Day service will be celebrated. A Choir
us OF Sunday school scholars augmented
by an adult choir and string orchestra
WILL render special music. All the par
ents and friends are cordially invited.
In the evening a gospel service with
bright music will be held. The pastor
will give special address to the young
people on 1.-THE Joy of Youth" At the
mid-week meeting tonight, IN. Idea of
What the Church Should be-" will be
discussed. Mr.. J. P. Towne and Mr.. E..
G. Dean will give addresses. This will
be meeting of great interest and every
body is invited to be present.
"A somewhat peculiar accident oc-
Cured near the east railway crossing
Saturday afternoon. Just as the 4:25
train wcs milling ont of the sta tion Vet