The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-29
A. o. Henderson and wife passed

"A. O. Henderson and wife passed
Sunday with their son Fred at Slough
ton.
The annual adjourned meeting Of
the Fassett Cemetery association will be
held at the office of Wilson Bros, Mon
day evening, April /, 1907, at o'clock.
The Annual Easter sale and supper
by the Ladies society at the NJ E. church
Wednesday evening was one OF the most
successful in the history of the society.
"A pound babe, born into the
family of r. North in Fulton, is being
cared for in an incubator and is in fair
way to be reared despite it's poor COM
mencement.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold supper at the church
parlors on Wednesday, April Sd. Sup
per % cents and served at $50 and until
all are served.
Violet Biven was thrown from her
bicycle headlong through one of the large
windows in the bowling alley Friday
evening, sustaining quite severe cuts
about the neck and chest by the broken
glass.
Easter services will be held at the
| Methodist church Sunday morning at
| the usual hour. The theme and music
| will be in harmony with the occasion.
| Services at the regular hour in the even
| ing.
The funeral of August Greeler was
| held from the home at o'clock and
| from the Methodist church at 2 o'clock
| Saturday afternoon, Rev. Richardson
officiating. Interment was made 10 Fas-
sett cemetery.
The R. o. Falk Piano Co, which has
| conducted a branch business in Edger-
ton the past three months, has now Sc
cured fine quarters in the Bliven block
and will have an opening at their new
store Saturday, March Both.
-Jewett FL. Sherman and wife of
Lysle, MINI, have been visiting relatives
| in this locality during the week. Mr..
Sherman left Edgerton thirty years ago
and for many years has been engaged in
| the elevator business. They were called
to the state by the death of Mrs. Sher
mans father, Ell. D. Hanson.
The Woodmen play here Thursday
evening, April 4th, promises to be a
winner. The Royal Neighbors will serve
supper in Woodmen hall that evening
| from five o'clock until all are served.
| There is 40 better place to get a splen-
| did meal than with the Neighbors and
| all are invited to eat with them on that
evening.
Sunday Game Warden Drafahl gave
| a lively chase to party Of fishermen at
Indian Ford. When they at first re-
fused to halt, he drew gun on them
and this quickly persuaded them to
change tactics and surrender. In the
municipal court Monday morning Peter
| Mccain of the town of Fulton paid a
! fine of S25 and $3.50 costs for infraction
| Of the game laws.
| The rehearsals for the annual min
strel performance by the Edgerton cor
net band are being held. Heretofore
their entertainments have been very
creditable shows and this year the boys
are exerting themselves to give the pub
lie something even better. The date has
not been fully decided upon but will oc.
cur some time in April. Watch for
further announcement later.
Women are entitled to vote for
county superintendent Of schools
this spring and a special ballot has been
prepared for their use containing the
names of the candidates. A separate
ballot box will be provided for these
tickets, as we'll as registry list. 1t is
hardly probable that very many women
| will care to exercise their right of suf
frage, but the law recognizes their right
| to do so.
DIR. II. w. Stillman suffered quite a
painful accident Sunday that has caused
considerable anxiety on the part of his
friends. In attempting to sit down in
an easy chair at his home, owing to his
poor eyesight, he missed the chair and
sat heavily upon the floor, fractnring the
hip joint The shock was quite severe
one and his enfeebled condition brought
on a recurrence Of heart trouble, all
making it very serious affair. At the
last report he was resting as easily as
could be expected.
The marriage of Richard Stricken
and Miss Marie Greip was solemnized at
st. Johns church Sunday afternoon,
March Oath, Rev j. G. Spilman officiat-
ing. The bridal pair were attended by
Otto Stricken and Harry Wescott as
groomsmen, and Rose Stricken and Elsie
Greip as bridesmaids. A reception was
held at the Stricken home following the
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