The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-05-03

Thursday evening.
w. S. Brown is again confined to his
home with severe cold.
Mrs Harry Bucknall is confined to
her home by sickness at present.
Mrs. Frank Wyman is spending the
week with relatives in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trevorrah OF
Footville passed Sunday with relatives
here.
The Mrs Maiden property 10 this
CITY has been sold to Ben Perrigo for
S1100.
Miss Mary Watson is passing few
days as the guest of Miss Edith Club
| 10 Rockford.
II. A. Perry announces his popular
rose bush distribution at his bargain day
next Tuesday.
August Ruosch and wife rejoice over
the arrival of little girl at their home
last Monday afternoon.
1
| ed, May baskets were hung this year
minus their holdings of beautiful bou-
quets.
| -Handtke & McReynolds have leased
one of the Stillman buildings on Swift
street and will shortly remove their stock
| there.
| Architect Hilton of GAINESVILLE is
preparing plans for new residence
which Andrew Mcintosh intends to have
constructed this season.
| Leonard Marsden OF Albion and Ole
o. Hougan of Pleasant Springs have
been drawn as Jurors for the May term
of the Dane county circuit court.
| Assessor w. FL. Clarke was in James
vile Tuesday attending the conference
of the assessors Of the county with Sup
ervisor of Assessment Frank P. Starr.
"A social dance will be held in the
K P. lodge rooms on Friday evening of
| this week. All members OF the order
and their friends are invited to attend.
| Geo. Lynts and family have been re-
leased from several weeks confinement.
| The long siege of sickness mental strain
and worry has Left Mrs. Lynts in very
| feeble health.
| The wintry effects about town Mon
day furnished good subjects for the pho
| tographer and Bardeen improved the
| opportunity Some very handsome
views for souvenir postals were procured.
| George Gessert, who has been in
poor health the past year, departed on
Nor day morning for New Mexico He
intends to remain there for year and
| see if the change in climate v i'll Improve
his condition.
The Edgerton high school ball team
defeated the Cambridge club in close
ly played game at the Driving Park on
Saturday afternoon by score of 3 to 2.
The local team is getting in fine form
| and competent to play good ball.
| p. NJ Ellingson and family attended
| the marriage of Abel Naset and Miss
Hattie Kentzler, which took place at the
home of the bride in Cambridge on
Tuesday last. The young people will
make their home at Eau Claire, where
Mr.. Naset is engaged as builder.
Publ worship at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and even
| ing. Sermon in the morning on 1.-The
Return of the World to Jesus" Evening
! address to young men on "The Athlete"
| On account of the lecture tonight the
prayer meeting will begin promptly and
| conclude at SIS sharp.
To the surprise of the attending
| physicians George Schumacher, who was
supposed to be fatally shot nearly two
weeks ago, is steadily improving at the
| Mercy hospital in GAINESVILLE Florence
Dugan, the discarded lover who did the
shooting, is still in Jail awaiting the re-
suit
-Bartz, Stanke & Co. is the name of
| the new firm that has gone into the &C.
ment walk business. They advertise to
do all kinds of cement work. The mem
bers of the firm are all residents of the
city and have had considerable expert
| ence in cement work.
| 1.-THE Favorite' barber shop of A. w.
Shumway has been completely renovat-
ed, newly papered and freshly painted
and presents tidy spring appearance =
yea verify. even unto the striped pole
| that stands on the outer side. IT there
is any one hobby that your friend Shum-
| way rides down the home stretch at
break-neck speed, it is tidiness III the
conduct of his shop. And to this may
be attributed his success in business.
The Melbourn show, which was
billed to make the second stand of the
season ia Edgerton Monday, were up