The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-08-03
Mrs. John LaBundy is visiting her


S. p. Saunders lawn in Amos next Sat-
urday night.
Miss Nettie Coon of Milton junction
was a guest at DR.. Fl. W. Stillman's on
Tuesday.
The Jensen family returned home
yesterday from months stay at Lake
Waubesa
Mayor Laid accompanied party of
Stoughton land seekers to Dakota this
week
Regular meeting of Camp 440 this
evening. Business of Importance. All
come.
Mrs. Ell. McInnes and daughter re-
turned Wednesday from a visit to friends
in Portage.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give an ice cream social on
August 18th.
Mr.. J. r. Howard wife and son of
Milton spent Saturday and Sunday with
Edgerton friends.
Mrs. Herman Lidicker and son Ralph
of Brodhead were visitors in Edgerton
short time this week.
Miss Clara Kelley and Miss Mar
garet Macumber of Beloit are visiting
Edgerton friends this week.
The Congregational Ladies Society
will meet at the church on Thursday af-
ternoon next week instead of Wednesday.
Mike Schmidt and family and Frank
Burdick and family are occupying the
Miller cottage on Rock river for season.
WIN. T. Pomeroy's family reached
home Wednesday from pleasant out
ing of a month at "The Heights" on
Lake Kegonsa.
The Ladies Society of the Norwe-
gian church will meet with Mrs. j. A.
Johnson Thursday, August 9th. All are
cordially invited.
j. M. Conway is campaigning with
his horses, Mac Allerton and Grandma,
in Iowa, the horses being entered in the
races at Bows this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Atwood and their
daughter, Mrs. Sylvester left Thursday
evening for Gays Mills on visit to Geo.
Atwood's family.
The Whitford Bros. of Albion un-
loaded new threshing outfit at this
station Tuesday. This is the third new
rig that has been received this season.
The Hopkins cottage at Lake Kosh-
konong is soon to be occupied by G. F.
Wright's family of Libertyville, ILL.,, and
Cashier Writ Wright's family of this city.
Fred G. Carr OF Aurora, ILL.,, visited
with the families of his cousins A. D.
and S. G. Humphrey from Friday until
Tuesday. Mr.. Carr is an extensive
dealer in creamery butter.
The Norwegian Sunday school and
members of the church will picnic at
Charley Bluff Friday of this week. The
'busses and carriages will leave the
church at a. m. In case OF rain the
picnic will be postponed till Saturday.
Henry B. Feihler and family of Mil
waukee are spending the week with rel
atives in Edgerton. Prof. Feihler will
soon leave Milwaukee for Altenburg,
Mo-, where he will continue his work as
teacher in the Lutheran parochial school
Of that place.
Regular services will be held at the
M. E. church next Sunday in the lower
room. Repairs and alterations are being
made in the service room which are not
yet completed and this necessitates occu-
plying the lower room. Services will also
be held at the Prairie church in the af-
ternoon at the regular hour. Pastor
Richardson will officiate at both places.
Rev. Parr and family will pass two
weeks vacation at the Earle cottage on
Kegonsa. DIR. Daland has been engaged
to fill the pulpit for the morning services
the next two Sundays. The prayer meet
ings have been suspended for two weeks.
At the mid week meeting tonight the
subject is, THE Use of Liturgical Forms
in Church Worship" Papers by Mrs.
Hopkins and Mrs. Shelley. Every body
invited
The first bout in the suit brought in
the name of the state against Pliny Nor
cross to compel the removal of the dam
at Indian Ford has been won by AR.
Norcross. A demurrer set up by him
against the complaint of the attorney
general has been sustained by Judge
Dunwiddie in recent decision. The
state can now set up new complaint or
appeal from the decision if it wishes to
go on with the litigation. The depart
ment announces that an appeal will be
taken from Judge Dunwiddie's finding.
There seems to be chance for a long
drawn-out suit.
To many persons the curdling of
milk in thunder storm is mysterious
and untelligible phenomenon. Yet the