The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-05-17
No services will be held at the NJ. e

| mo services Will De uelu .dt lie IM. =
| church Sunday if weather permits meet
| ings to be held in the assembly tent.
Mrs. Nellie Humphrey has recovered
| from her late illness and is able to re-
sumo her duties at the telephone Office.
! - Fred Schrub was arrested on Mon
day for keeping his saloon open Oh Sun.
| day and cited to appear before Judge
| Smith on Friday to answer the charge.
The case will be prosecuted by District
| Attorney Fisher.
| New phones recently connected with
| the Edgerton central that do not appear
| in the directory are: l.. w. Langworthy,
| No 296; Theo. Rossebo, No. 1853; VIM.
Lester, No. 306 3 long2 short; Brick
| Yard, No. 145; Theo. Johnson, No. 289:
Quigley & Pease, No. 268. John Cruise
:arm, No. 300, long-1 short; Dick
Stri .ker, 272.
There was another good ball game
| at the Driving Park Saturday afternoon
| between the high school teams OF Ed
gerton and Stoughton Up to the 9Th it
was closely played, each club having no
| advantage on a score of two runs each.
| Then the home team went to pieces for
a time and the game closed with score
of 5 to in favor of the visitors.
"A change in the schedule of two OF
the Chicago Madison trains went into
effect Monday. The early morning
train to Chicago, which formerly left
here at 6:58, is now twenty minutes ear
lier and goes at 6:38. Returning the
evening train, formerly due at 7:17 now
comes at 1928. The schedule simply
lenthens the running time between the
| terminals.
About sixty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Flagg assembled at their home last
| Thursday evening to assist them in eel
ebrating their twenty. fifth wedding an
niversary. A delightful repast was served
at $50 o'clock and the evening passed
with cards and social intercourse. Mr..
and Mrs. Flagg we're the. recipients OF
many very handsome gifts of silver as a
| reminder of this very pleasant occasion.
What might have resulted in SER
| ious blaze, was averted at the rear OF
| Geo. Lynts' meat market few days
ago. A small boy crawled underneath
the barn and with an armful of hay and
matches proceeded to light fire. His
. acts were discovered before the blaze
made any Roadway and the fire put out.
| The habit of children in carrying
matches around is a dangerous one and
parents should take great precautions to
guard against it.
| Thirteen town of Porter firm houses
| have lately been connected ., telephone
| directly with the Edgerton central
| through the construction of new cir
| cult from Fulton to this city, to be
known as No. 249 The following farms
| can now be reached through this call:
| Chas. Stewart, John Bates, Thos Con-
don, A. B. Fessenden, O. A. Fessenden,
L. Benash, Jos. Gibbs, George Nichols,
And. Nichols, Fred Handtke, Fl .sHuggett,
| Frank Boss and VIM. Hubbell.
| AT the meeting of the school board
held in the library building Saturday
evening the heating plant was accepted
and an order drawn to complete pay
ment on same. The cost of the system
is $3197 Miss White>of Beloit was en-
gagged to fill the vacancy 10 the lst grade,
| B division, in place Of Miss Pease, re-
signed. Miss Livic has resigned in the
5th grade and no appointment has yet
been made to fill that position. The
teachers in all other departments have
been rendered their present positions
and will probably accept.
The annual business meeting of
the City Federation of Women's Clubs
was held at the Library hall on the 9Th
inst, Miss Angie Towne presenting the
presidents address. The committee on
lecture course reported that the enter
tainments of the season had yielded a
profit of forty seven dollars to the Ii
brary furnishing fund. The officers
elected for the ensuing year we're: Pres
Mrs G. F. Tallard: Vice pres. Mrs
Geo. Farman; Secretary Gertrude
Musgrove: Treasurer-Mrs. j. A. Jensen
| -Edgerton horse owners brought
home couple of we'll bred animals from
the combination sale in Chicago last
week One was grey gelding, "Petel
Pam son of the The Puritan 200
bred on the Lay stock farm at Kalama
zoo, Mich, purchased by DR.. Bissell
| Peter Pan" is six years old. has beer
4 tracked one season and shows matinee
record of 2:17 The other is bay geld
ing, Harry M trained by Dan Fene
T Ions stable at Ripon, with a mark oil
2:2114. He was purchased by L. G.