The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-07-06

"A boy baby was born into the fam
lily of John Robbins at Sumner Monday,
-Stoley Nelson of Watertown passed
few days of the week with Edgerton
friends.
The Pigeforening will meet with
Miss Anna Hoen this Thursday even
ing.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Whaley was buried at Indian Ford
Thursday.
"A girl baby came to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Mcintosh Tuesday even
ing, July 3rd.
-Lost-A bunch of keys bearing the
name of the owner. Please return to the
Office of the city clerk.
Mrs. Robert G. Greene and children
of Marshall, Mich, are visiting at the
home Of Lon Dickerson.
DIR. Burr Atwood Of Oconto was
present Sunday to attend the funeral OF
his uncle, E. A. Burdick.
Lewis Pierce died at the home Of his
parents at MELVILLE Wednesday evening,
July 4th, of paralysis, aged 35 years.
Prof. Frank Fl. Miller and family of
New York are here to spend portion of
their vacation with Edgerton relatives.
The ladies of the German Lutheran
church gave a miscellaneous shower for
Miss Lulu Wildermuth at the home OF
Mrs. John Schumacher on Friday.
John Walters and wife of Oregon,
renewed old acquaintance in Edgerton
this week. John is now a ull-fedged
farmer between Stoughton and Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierson of Full
ton mourn the loss of their months old
boy baby, which died Tuesday from
strangulated hernia. Funeral services
were held Thursday.
Mrs. @. w. Birkenmeyer, Mrs. F. M.
Jack and Mrs. Theo. Clarke and children
left Saturday for Marinette where they
will pass couple of weeks at the Cas-
500 cottage on Green Bay.
Services at Congregational church
next Sunday morning and evening. Pas
tor will preach at both services. Subject
of morning sermon. "The Ancient Land
marks" Evening subject, "The Call of
the Wild" Every body invited. Tonight
at the mid-week meeting Miss Towne
will speak upon, "Can the Golden Rule
be Practiced in Modern Life?" An in
teresting discussion will follow.
One Of the largest showers ever held
in the city was given Miss Lulu Wilder
muth at the home of Mr.. John Rnos:h
last Friday afternoon AMI evenin. |,
was a miscellaneous shower and Their
were over one hundred and fifty present,
showing the high esteem in which Miss
Wildermuth is held In the way of sill
verware, linens and articles for house
furnishing purposes, there was nearly q
good wagon load. Announcement has
been made of the marriage Of Miss Will
dermuth and Bev. Carl Schlerf of Chi
cago, to take place Wednesday, Aug. Sth.
June was a busy month at the
pumping station for Engineer Reynolds.
To supply the water needed throughout
the city he was obliged to pump h,012,-
800 gallons, the largest amount of water
raised since the plant was put in. To do
this it required 1880 hours work in a
hot boiler room. The largest number of
gallons for one day was on the 18th of
the month when 248,760 gallons were
sent to the standpipe. Last year in the
month of June there were 3,96580O gal
Ions and the time was 1857 hours. The
extra pumpage is largely due to the in
crease of water takers and a portion of
it might properly be charged to those
who have recently had sewer connec-
tions made with their residences. The
time is not far distant when it will re-
quire the services of two men at the
pumping station to supply the water de-
mand.