The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-05-04

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meeting in Beloit Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. T. B. Earle left Thursday morn
| ing for ten days trip to the eastern to-
| bacco markets.
The collections of st. Joseph's con
gregation for the San Francisco suffer
ers, Sunday, amounted to 5000.
A business meeting of the members
of the Alumni Association will be held
at the school house Thursday evening
May 10th, at 7:30 o'clock.
The Royal Neighbors will hold So
cial in Woodman hall Friday evening,
May 4. Program, luncheon and cards
will be the order for the evening. Every
| one invited, and Is cents will settle the
whole bill.
In the month of May it is we'll to be
happy and gay. So thought Mrs. Car
rier last Monday evening when she pre-
| sented each of the Culture Club mem
| bers with a unique May basket filled
with dainty morsels.
-Florence!Sprague Wagner was grant
ed divorce from VIM. Wagner by Judge
! Dunwiddie's court Wednesday on the
| grounds of desertion and cruel treat
ment. This being the third divorce
granted Miss Florence in this circuit it
| can readily be seen her matrimonial
ventures have not always proven exactly
satisfactory but she is not discouraged
nor has she lost faith in all mankind.
Gus Drager left for Beloit Tuesday
| to take charge of stable of horses which
he will train and campaign this season.
He has seven horses in his string to
commence with, one each from T. B.
| Earle and G. Ell. Bliven of this city, two
! from Stoughton, two from GAINESVILLE
and one from Beloit. After June he
will move his stable to Milwaukee and
train Cd the state fair track.
The Schnachtschneider bridge stood
| the test of the spring freshets better
| than ever before since the city owned it,
| and Street Commissioner Nelson is of
| the belief that the job that he did there
| last fall will stand for years to come.
The only repairs necessary this spring
| was little dirt filling, and this was to
| be expected as the grading was all new
| last fall and had not time to thoroughly
settle.
Sunday morning at the Congrega-
,tional church the pastor will give the
| second sermon of the series on Paul.
The topic: "The Prosecutor of the Chris
tians." Evening subject us the I'm
ion of Church Denominations Desir-
able?" Tonight at mid week mee ting:
''The Birth of Congregationali>m in
England The Mems Club will hold a
meeting next Wednesday. The ladies
will be invited to this gathering.
John Robert, the two year old son of
George Lyntz and wife died Sunday af
ternoon at three o'clock The little one
| was badly burned a few weeks ago and
the system became poisoned from the
sores, resulting in death. Funeral SER
vices, conducted by Rev. r. c. Richard
son, were held from the home Tuesday
afternoon and interment was made in
Fassett cemetery. The family have the
sympathy of all in their hour of bereave-
ment.
TO be perfectly safe, it would be
we'll to take a pocket scale with you
when you 60 fishing. Several parties
have been held up and made to pay a
penalty by Game Warden Drafahl at
Indian Ford recently for neglecting to
| throw back into the stream fish that
weighed a trif1e under pound each,
| which the law prescribes as the size GER
tain species can not be taken. The dis
tinction was so fine that only a delicate
scale would determine whether the law
was violated or not.
The closing number of the Lecture
| Course, filled by the Katherine Ridge
way Concert Co. at Royal hall Saturday
evening, fully made up any short COM
ings the previous numbers may have
left in the minds of the patrons of the
course. Miss Ridgeway not only car
ries the name of the company, but also
carries the reputation of the entertain
ment. Without doubt she is one of the
best impersonators that has ever favored
this city with her presence. In variety
and scope of subjects and in the artistic
rendition of her selections she has few
equals. Altogether it was most enjoy
able entertainment
| Firemen's Tournament
The 10Th annual tournament of the
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