The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-05-17
Mr.. C. f. Wright of Libertyville, I'll

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Prof. Kehl's dancing class will give
party at Academy hail. Friday evening.
The program for Memorial day will
appear in the next issue of The Reporter.
"A girl babe came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Langworthy in Fulton
on Friday last.
| "A son was welcomed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Connors west of
| town Wednesday.
VIM Parr of Stoughton was guest
over Sunday at the home of j. E. Green
wood and wife.
p. c. Brown is home from the Prai-
| RE du Chen sanitarium, but is still u.s.
ing cane to get around.
-Adolph Jensen is setting out 800
! ginseng plants on plot located on his
fathers lot in town.
Mrs Fred Jensen will entertain the
Pigeforening in the church basement
Thursday evening, May %.
Corn planting is now quite generally
under way in this section : almost two
weeks behind the average season.
DIR. n. P Nicholson passed Sunday
with his son Roy in Milwaukee and on
Monday attended dental clinic in that
| city.
For the Sunday morning service at
the Congregational church Rev. Parr
| will speak on "How to Know Christian
Truth"
Rev. F. C. Richardson was called to
Shopiere Wednesday to officiate at the
funeral of one of the pioneer women of
that locality, over 90 years OF age.
John Maggie, who has been in the
employ of Henry Ebbott the past few
seasons has again accepted the position
and is now assisting at the machinery
depot.
} VIM. Barrett and VIM. Schrub are
each having plumbing done in their sa
looms and connections made with the
sewer system. w. F. Kuthe is doing
| the work
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Pomeroy for the wedding
of their daughter, Lewise, to Mr.. Law
renee w. Hutson, to be held at noon on
Wednesday, May 22nd.
Mr.. Lou M. Souders, with the EN-
few days of the week here as a guest of
T. B. Earle Mr.. Souders has rented
Mr. EarIe's tenant cottage at Lake Ke-
gonsa for an outing this summer.
George Schumacher, the man shot by
Florence Dugan at GAINESVILLE some time
ago, is said to be in very serious condi-
ton at the Mercy hospital. Gangrene
has set liz and his death is now only
matter of time. Miss Dugan is still in
the county Jail.
"A quartette of Milwaukee young
| men under the leadership of Harold
Simonds Of the Standard Paper Co. are
making canoeing trip of Rock river by
successive weekend stages. Last Sun
day they made an exciting passage of
Lake Koshkonong and camped on the
river near enough to Edgerton SO they
came in for square meal. The boys
are enjoying their outing immensely.
"A representative of New York
financial house has recently visited the
towns along the proposed GAINESVILLE
Madison electric line, soliciting subscrip-
tons to the bond issue for the construc-
ton of the road. He impaired the in
formation that if local investors would
provide one half the money necessary to
build the road, his firm would complete
the financing of the line. The estimated
cost is close to one million dollars. He
hoped Edgerton capitalists would do it's
| share.
The temperance Chautauqua bump
| ed against some bad weather for their
four days meetings held here this week
The rain of Tuesday prevented the ex-
pected attendance at the tent both after
noon and evening and the unseasonably
cold weather of Wednesday evening
caused an adjournment to the M. q
church, where Miss Lillian Phelps OF
Ontario delivered a most entertaining
lecture upon "The Eternal City" On
Thursday Prof Franklin Coveny deliv-
cred his chalk talks. Friday, the Ripon
College Male Quartette furnish the en-
tainment and Saturday Prof. Blain and
his stereopticon outfit. Geo. I. Stratton
is superintendent of the Assem- bly,
| The Citys Bonded Debt
| One of the closing acts OF retiring city