The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-08-31

tou VOOaccO storage, ana replac0Q on Slo-
ings further south.
Marie Babcock, daughter Of G. Ell.
Babcock, accompanied her uncles to Los
Angeles, Cal, this week to spend the
winter at the home of her grandmother.
Services will be held at the Nor
wegian church Sunday morning at the
usual hour. conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Linnevold. The Sunday School
will be omitted
The Ladies Aid society of the Nor
wegian church will meet in the church
basement Thursday afternoon, Septem-
Der 9th and will be entertained by Mrs.
0. G. Hanson.
All members of the German Luth.
eran congregation are requested to meet
at the church Immediately after morn
ing service next Sunday to act upon the
resignation of Prof. John Oberdiek from
the school.
DR.. Willard McChesney and wife
left Monday morning for Colorado on a
short vacation which will be passed in
the heart of the Rocky mountains. He
anticipates a visit to Frank Heddles'
family before his return.
Robert Attlesey had a complete hot
water heating system installed in his
residence. 1t was furnished and put in
by F. F. Burgy and was tested out last
week. 1t worked out most satisfactory
in every respect.
A resident of Albion had a wash tub
of sweet crabs taken from her back door
one night last week. She says she don't
know but that she ought to thank them
for leaving the tub. Looks bad for
civilized neighborhood.
August Ratzlaff has resigned his
position in Conn & Schmidt's store and
has taken territory for the sale of Will
sons Monarch preparations. He has
been assigned Dodge county ami LETT
with his outfit for there the first Vt the
week
Mrs. Ida Hutson of Colorado Springs,
Colo, visited a portion of the week at
the home of her father, Byron Long, and
other relatives in this city. Mrs. Hut
son holds the responsible position of
court reporter, and has been enjoying a
several weeks tour in the east and Can
ada.
j. M. Skinner, late of London, Eng
land, will deliver temperance lecture
in the Congregational church Monday
evening, Sept. 3rd. Lecture begins at
7:30. Admission free, but a collection
Will be taken. Mr.. Skinner is an au-
thorized organizer and lecturer for the
Independent Order of Good Templars.
"A. q. Anderson and f. B. Jones of
Chicago were touring the northern part
of this state in an automobile and made
a short stop in Edgerton Wednesday.
Mr.. Anderson is son of Capt. Ander-
son, who resided near Utica a number of
section to get glimpse of the old home
stead and to call upon former neighbors.
1.-The Midnight FLYER" which is said
to be the equal of any of the modern
melodramas, will be presented at Royal
hall Friday evening, Sept. 7. The success
of the play is due to it's strong dramatic
situations, startling scenic and mechan-
ical effects and unique comedy scenes,
but there are enough clever specialties
introduced to satisfy the most exacting
farce comedy patron.
james Conway's stable made quite
a killing at the races in Oregon, ILL.,, last |
week. "Grandma" won two races and !
in the 2:40 class took record of 2:l9M
in a five heat race. Dutch A" also won
his race. His horses are in fine condi- |
ton and in line to make him some money |
this season. This week the horses are |
entered in the races at Sterling, LII.
"A construction gang working for the |
Wisconsin Telephone Co. have been
making Edgerton their headquarters
during the week, stringing new copper
circuits between Madison and GAINESVILLE. |
When their work is completed two new
circuits will be added for toll service
which will in great measure relieve the |
overcrowded business on the long dis |
lance lines. With both independent and |
Bell connections it has been almost i'm
possible for the local company to care
for the business coming into it's office of
late
Arrangements for the Rock County |
fair at Evansville are progressing finely. |
A ball game every forenoon at 1870
Wednesday, Oregon and Footville; |
Thursday, Belleville and Albany; Fri |
day, Evansville and Edgerton. These
games are for $50 side, are evenly |
matched and will be fought to finish. |
The Belmont sisters, of Reed City, |