The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-08-24

Harding u Nelson nave secured a
sewer contract in GAINESVILLE.
Mr. Frank Morey, an insurance
agent of Racine, was an over Sunday Wis
itor in Edgerton.
Mile B. Fritzke Of the DeJean Per-
fumery Co., Chicago, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. Oberdick
Mrs. August Schultz and Mrs. Aug
ust Kreuger were with relatives in Rock
ford portion of last week.
Mayor Ladd accompanied party of
land seekers to Dakota Monday evening,
DR.. Cleary being one of them.
DIR. E. l.. Shepard left on Tuesday
evening for business trip into the range
country of Montana and the big West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of New York
are guests of their sister, Mrs. c. FL.
Bliven. at the Lake House, Koshkonong.
Mrs H. Fl. Dickinson left Tuesday
evening for Britt, Iowa, to visit her
brother, Ben Hutson, who is quite seri-
ously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Warner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Strasberg returned
Monday from vacation spent at Lake
Kegonsa.
Miss Cornelia Hanson and Amelia
Holland will entertain the Pigeforening
in the church basement Thursday, Aug
ust 3Oth
Mrs E. Herrick and her daughter,
Miss Maud, departed Tuesday for Keno
sha on visit to the family of Elmer
Herrick.
Miss Anna Bishop resigned her posi-
ton in Conn & Schmidt's store last Sat
urday. She had been in the employ of
the firm for five years.
Mrs Jens Lund is at Appleton MAX
ing the acquaintance of new grand
daughter that has just come to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hackbarth.
j. M. Conway is at the Oregon, ILL.,.
races with his string of horses this week
At the Beloit fair last week he brought
down second money with Dutch A."
The Royal Neighbor lodge from here
was represented at the joint picnic at
Hanover Wednesday by Mesdames Ash.
Schmidt, Clark, Conn, Randolph and
Marsden.
Will Hutson returned Tuesday from
summer spent on his claim in Dakota.
On the way home he stopped a short
time with his father at Britt Iowa, whom
he reports in very poor health.
The stone crusher ordered by the
city arrived Wednesday and will soon be
set at work preparing material for the
streets. 1t will doubtless be located for
the present on the south side of the de-
pot grounds.
Seats on sale for "The Midnight
Flyer" Wednesday, Sept. 5th. A grand
dramatic story seasoned with bright
comedy and said to be one Of the most
powerful melodramas of the day. Keep
the seat sale date in mind.
Allan Jacobus, who for number of
years was connected with the Pauline
Pottery Works here, came up from Chi
cago the latter part of the week and is
passing a short vacation with his mother
aud old-time friends. His wife remains
here for more extended visit.
Mrs. Croft left for Portage Wednes-
day for a two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Shannon. During
her absence the public library will be
closed. On her return and beginning
Sept. 9Th the library will again be open
for the regular circulation OF books and
magazines.
L. Ell. Towne reached home Monday
from ten days trip to Colorado, which
he passed in travelling the mountain
passes on foot. He fell in with an agree
able companion and the two explored
the snow capped peaks and canons to
their hearts content. Mr.. Towne says
it was an exhilerating experience.
1.-THE Midnight Flyer" with its in
tensty of dramatic scenes, brilliancy of
dialogue and its many mirth provoking
comedy characters have made it famous
1t is a veritable revelation of the posi-
bilities in modern stage development and
perfect production in which the limit of
realism is reached. 1t will be at Royal
ball Friday evening, Sept. 7th.
The fall term of Albion academy be-
gins Tuesday, October I'd. Prof. Theo-
dore Ringoen has been secured as prn-
cipal and Mrs. Ringoen as preceptress.
There is every promise of large atten-
dance and under the tutorship of the
efficient corps of instructors engaged the
continued success of the academy is as
sured. The catalogue for 1906-1907 is
being printed and will soon be ready for