The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-05-18

Edgerton friends short time early IN
the week.
Services will be held at the church
in Stebbinsville Sunday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. Rev. Price Of Fulton will
address the meeting.
Rev. L. A. Parr and Robert Attlesey
left for Elkhorn Tuesday morning to at
tend ministerial meeting of the Con-
gregational churches.
e. G. Hopkins is spending the week
at home after an absence of nearly a
month looking after Improvements on
his Kickapoo valley farms.
j. l.. Holton and J. B. Miller have
formed partnership in dentistry. DR..
Miller has closed his Office in the Schmel-
ing block and moved to DR.. Holton's
Office in the Telephone building.
Charles Tuttle was up from Beloit
the first of the week for short stay
with his brother Mort. He contem-
plates moving to town in Indiana
to take charge of large harness shop.
June 18th is the date set for the big
picnic to be given by the Young Ladies
Society of the German church. 1t will
be held at the Driving Park and prom
Uses to be one of the important events
there this season.
Watch out for Nevada" 1t will be
put on the stage here Decoration night
by the members of the w. R. G. 1t is a
strong drama and will be presented in a
pleasing way Watch for further an
nouncement.
George Farman and G. S. Randolph
left with a party of land seekers for
Dicky county, N. D., Tuesday evening.
Those who went were Daniel Pierce,
Pardon Pierce, Thomas Pierce, Hubert
Arthur and Reuben Randolph.
Isaac Wissestad and Miss Ellen
Murray we're united in marriage at the
Catholic parsonage, Thursday, May 10,
Rev. Father Harlin officiating. They
were attended by George A. Barng of
Stoughton and Miss Mary Norton of
Madison.
Oscar Jensen returned Saturday
evening from pleasant two weeks trip
in the East. He spent few days at
Springfield, Mass, visited Sherman
Green and wife at New Milford, Conn.,,
and stopped over several days in New
York to call upon friends in the tobacco
lrade.
Andrew Mcintosh, Ell. S. Sloan, f. w.
Coon, Andrew Erickson M. L. Carrier,
Ell. T. Sweeney, w. B. Wentworth, w. A
Shelley, S Nelson and oant Sc.crhill,
composed a party that Left Chicago
Tuesday evening over the Santa Fe for
New Mexico to inspect mining proper
ties with view of investing. They will
be absent about two weeks.
One Of the most extensive improve
ments to private property in this city for
years is now being completed by G. R.
Bentley. The grounds about his resi-
dence have been graded and sodded,
cement walks, curbs, cutters and drive
ways laid, making a handsome yard.
The work was done by John Parseek
under Mr.. Bentley's personal supervision.
The postofice department has de-
cided that school children going to and
from school shall not be allowed to get
their parents mail, so do not blame the
postmaster if your children are refused
the mail. The postoffie habit among
children has become a nuisance both to
the public and postmaster, and the de-
partment has done wisely in making this
decision.
AT regular meeting of H. S. Swift
Post, G. A. r., the following committees
were appointed for Memorial day and
they shall be obeyed and respected &C.
cordingly: President of the Day-Mayor
Ladd; Marshal-R. j. Maltpress (he to
appoint his assstants); transportation
SOulIuItIC0-h Il. Il. DlChluSUu, ASST
Robert Attlesey; Invitation Committee
"A. Alder. A full program will be is
sued later.
Last week the item in regard to the
hatiron which the Edgerton Electric
Light Co. are showing, the price for op-
Grating was stated to be Is cents per
hour. This was an error, and should
have read sit can be operated for less
than cents per hour" Interested par
ties will please call at the office of the
Edgerton Electric Light Co. where the
hatiron is on exhibition.
Public worship next Sunday at 1890
and 7:3O at the Congregational church.
Morning subject, "The Prisoner of Jesus
Christ" being the fourth sermon in the
series on paul" "The Influence of Lit
erature upon Life" at the mid-week
meeting tonight. Address by Writ
Wright on "Good and Bad Literature"
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