The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-26

Don't forget the apron sale and har-
vest supper at the M. E. church Tues
day eve, Oct 30th
The Congregational Ladies society
will meet at the church parlors next
Wednesday as usual.
Charlie Bowen has returned from
Milwaukee and will remain for the win
ter, assisting his father in the warehouse
work
Mrs. Otis Noble passed few days
of the week with Edgerton relatives,
prior to leaving for her new home in
Oconto.
Large delegations from all neighbor-
ing cities and villages are booked to see
the White Sox game at the Driving Park
Friday afternoon.
About thirty pupils are taking a
course in the Snow College of Dress.
making. The methods taught are highly
spoken of by those attending.
1.-The Denver Express" comedy
drama, at Royal hall, Tuesday evening,
Oct. Both. All special scenery and
mechanical effects used in its produc-
ton.
The Edgerton Electric Light Co.
have a fine line of student and parlor
lamps just in which they will gladly
show customers.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. f. Lypke
will entertain the Kvindeforening in the
church basement Friday Nov. End, in
stead OF Thursday as formerly stated.
The R. o. Falk Piano Co. of Slough
ton has taken space in The Reporter to
tell of the good qualities of the instru-
ments this enterprising dealer has to sell
his customers.
Mrs. Folmer of Minneapolis, mother
of w. r. Folmer, for some time connect
ed with Rea Bros, sheep ranchmen, who
met a tragic death by drowning, has
been visiting at the home of Miss Clara
Berry this week.
The Royal Neighbors will hold their
annual German cafe in Woodmen hall
Friday evening, Oct. 26th. Supper will
be served from o'clock until all are sup
piled It's the place to take your even
ing meal and have a social time as we'll.
Thu >,,hl;, ipuito6
Work on the reservoir is still in
progress and the excavating is not yet
completed Masons have commenced at
the top of the wall and are cementing
down Water is boiling up from the
bottom and the rotar, rulnp is Kept
going twenty-four hours each day.
The Narcissus club met with Miss
Emily Watson last Friday evening. On
Saturday evening she was most happily
surprised, when about thirty-five school
mates came in a body to pass the even
ing at her home A dainty luncheon
was supplied by the company and de-
lightful time was had.
Jesse Tousley came out from Mil
waukee to pass Sunday with his parents,
returning Monday morning. On Thurs
day be left Milwaukee for the Pacific
coast, intending to secure employment
and make his home in that portion of
the country in the future. The change
is made on account of his health, as he
leaves good paying position in Milwau-
kee.
The following time table should be
preserved by every mother as it is often
a source of the greatest anxiety to know
whether or not child will develop a
disease after having been exposed to it:
Chickenpox symptoms usually appear
on the fourteenth day, diphtheria second
day, measles fourteenth day, humps
nineteenth day, scarlet fever fourth day,
smallpox twelfth day, typhoid fever
twenty first day, whooping cough four
teenth day.
The first three days of this week
wrecks multiplied more rapidly on the
Milwaukee road than their equipment
for cleaning the track could care for.
Two or three of these were near Chicago
on the main line in which several train
men lost their lives. An explosion of an
engine on freight train threw several
car loads of stock in the ditch Tuesday
morning at Morgan Grove north of Chi
cago, which delayed all traffic for several
hours. The Hoo train Tuesday came
via Davis Junction
Bro. Crosse gave the people of
Stoughton genuine surprise this week
by launching the Daily Hub that already
starts out with evidences that it will be
gladly welcomed. Our contemporary
doubtless we'll knows that it means a lot
of hard work as we'll as heavy expense
to get out daily paper, but the people
of Stoughton are enterprising and know
a good thing when they see it, so we