The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-09-20
jefferson COUNTY fair next week.

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to wager it would rain
See the big fair at Jefferson next
week
james Conway's stable is at the
New London fair this week.
A train load OF North Dakota sheep
were unloaded at the feeding yards on
Wednesday.
The Pigeforening will meet with
Mrs. Josephson on Wednesday evening,
Sept. 25th.
Roy Wright won the double in a
local tennis tournament held Friday
afternoon on the Culton court.
George McGifin and wife were down
from Richland Center this week for a
brief visit with Edgerton relatives.
The 10 O'Clock Madison Chicago
train ran down young cow near the
Hanerville crossing Wednesday morning.
Saloon license in the capital city will
cost $500 hereafter. By popular vote
Tuesday the price was raised from 5000
Services morning and evening at the
Norwegian Lutheran church. Confrma-
ton class at 10 a. N. Sunday School at
11;45.
Daughters were born at the homes
of Ole Baaken on Thursday, Fred Jenske,
MELVILLE, Friday, and Frank Lang on
Tuesday.
An ice cream sociable will be held
at the Stebbensville church Wednesday
evening, September 25th. All are cor
daily invited to attend and have a good
time.
Henry Ebbott returned Wednesday
morning from Mitchell, Dakota, where
he has been the past two weeks. Vaca-
ton and western atmosphere agreed
with his health.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their Experience Social in the
church Wednesday evening, September
25th. Lunch will be served. Come and
hear how the ladies earned their dollar.
Prof. N. Y. Clauson Of Red Wing,
Mimi, brother of Mrs. J. Linnevold,
stopped at the parsonage between trains
Monday on his way to Leipzig, Germany
where he will take course at the Uni
versity.
New phones recently installed are:
Frank Kealy, So; Mrs. Amelia Tointon,
So; Walter Mabbett, 404; Wray Watson,
4O6; Andrew Mcintosh, 4O5; Fred Stras-
berg, 4O9; Lawrence Hutson, 4O3; c. M.
Sheldon, 3l4, long, | short
Miss Mary Watson goes to Rockford
Friday andwill be guest of Miss Edith
Clubb. Miss Club sails for Scotland
in about two weeks and will return in
the early winter. Miss Watson will at
tend "a dressmakers convention in Chica-
90 before returning home.
The southern section Of the state
was fairly deluged by a succession of
heavy rainfalls Monday and during the
evening. In some localities wind and
hail accompanied the storm and did
some damage. The precipitation was
among the heaviest of the season.
Public worship at the Congregation
al church next Sunday morning and
evening. Morning subject: "The Sure
Way to Accomplish Social and Moral
Reform" Evening subject: Does
Church Going Pay?" A cordial welcome
to ALL Tonight at 7:3O subject of in
terest will be discussed: What is the
Value Of the Lords Supper aud the Rise
of Baptism?" Addresses by @. A. Penn
Der and G.. Hargravas, followed by gen.
eral discussion. Everybody invited.
While working on an electric light
pole at Evansville, Wednesday morning,
Terry Sorrenson, lineman. received a
shock from a live wire and fell twenty
feet to the ground. He was hurt inter
nally and it is thought his injuries will
prove fatal. Sorrenson came. there from
Brooklyn, Wis, about month ago and
had been employed as lineman for the
past four weeks. He has no relatives in
Evansville and it it not know where his
home is. He is man about 81 years Of
age.
For the people of Edgerton and vi
cinity who desire to see the Jefferson
fair one day and return home the same
evening, the following service has been
arranged for Wednesday and Thursday,
September % and 26: You leave Ed
gerton at 9:56 a. M, arriving at Milton
Junction at 1905 a. m leave the juno
tion at IL a. ~, arriving at Jefferson at
I1:25. Returning you leave Jefferson
after the conclusion of the evening per-
Torrance on a special train at 8 p. NJ,
making connections at Milton Junction
with the 9:25 p. m. train that brings you
to Edgerton at $3.50 p. II.