The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-02


John Bowen is spending the week 10
Chicago.
-"Knute Knutson" at Royal hall
Aug. 7th Seats on sale Aug. 9th. Prices
Is, % and 35c.
Misses Minerva Coon and Cora Car.
penter of Evansville left yesterday for 8
few days stay at Kilbourn and the Dells
John Burns family effects have ar
rived from Brodhead and are being
moved into their new home on Blaine
street.
DIR. Dawson, who gave a course oil
ten lectures here last winter will speak
at the Assembly in Madison Saturday
afternoon.
The Congregational church will be
closed next Sunday. The Rev. Parr will
preach at Fort Atkinson Sunday morn
ing while the pastor is on vacation and
will then 60 on to Milwaukee for short
visit.
Mrs. J. o. Batey and two children
have been guests at the home of L. N.
Pomeroy and wife. Mrs. Batey is on her
way to California to join her husband
and they intend to make their home
there in the future.
There will be double bill of pop.
ular entertainment at Saunders grove
Lake Koshkonong, next Sunday-a ball
game morning and afternoon. At 10 a. m
Oakland vs.. Sumner and at 2:30 p. ~
the Madelias of Fort Atkinson vs.. the
All Stars
L. E. Gettle is attorney for E. c.
MCGOWAN in an Injunction suit started
against the town of Milton, forbidding
the laying of cement walks, grading
roads, lighting streets or paying out
money for such work. The matter comes
up before Court Commissioner Richard
son at GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Jack Quigley, aged II years, EN-.
ployed on the Sweeney farm in Dunkirk
fell 20 feet to the barn floor while ad.
justing the hay fork Wednesday morn
ing, sustaining injuries from which he
was unconscious for many hours. DR.
Cleary is attending and it is feared his
injuries are internal.
The Farmers picnic held in Muir
rays Grove, two miles west of town
Wednesday, drew large attendance
The Edgerton band discoursed music
during the day. Dairy and Food Com
missioner J. @. Emery gave an interest
ing address upon the pure food question.
In the afternoon an exciting game of
ball took place between the Stoughton
Wagon Co. team and the Sheepskins
which was up to the 9Th inning to 0
affair and closed with score of to 2 in
fay # tti- farmer team
Many Edgerton friends will regret
to learn that severe accident befell
Prof. F. w. Kehl of Madison, the we'll
known dancing master, Friday morning,
when he sustained broken leg. He was
at work on the first floor Of his dancing
academy on WesU johnson street at the
time. In moving a section Of steam
radiator it fell from his control and
lodged against his right leg, breaking it
at point between the ankle and knee.
The injury is serious one and will lay
him up probably for many months.
The body OF an unknown man was
found floating in Lake Waubesa Tues
day morning by two young boys. The
man was about "a years old, and upon
garments which he wore we're the initials
B. L. So far, every effort to identify
him have proved futile. A rowboat
which he might have used was found on
the other side of the lake turned over.
The physicians say the man was in the
water about 48 hours, and he might
have jumped from a St. Paul train,
which crosses the end of the lake. The
body was found near the railroad bridge.
The Edgerton band gets a good
sendoff from The Clinton Herald for the
music furnished for the home coming
"The festivities opened with band con
cert on Main street by the Edgerton
band, and whatever was lacking in the
program for the day was partly made up
by the musical treat offered by the band.
The boys were generous in the amount
of music furnished, and in quality and
variety it was certainly high grade. The
city of Edgerton is certainly to be con-
graduated upon having such superb
musical organization in its midst"
Tobacco Notes
Mr.. Louis Pincus. with Taussip e. Co.