The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-26
Rev. r G. Richardson and family


mona Lake Assembly
e. M Hubbell and Andrew Erick-
son left Tuesday to attend the race
meeting at Detroit, Mich.
Miss Matte Wilson left for Beloit
Tuesday and later will visit school
friend at Sterling, Ill.
Mrs. Bertha Clauson of Redwing,
Mimi, is a guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. j Linnevold.
"A number of horses are already in
training at the Driving Park for the
races at the big picnic, August 7.
Mrs. E. o. Syler and daughter, Miss
Margaret, of Madison were over Sunday
guests of Mrs. Frank Wyman.
Col. VIM. f. Villas and DR.. Chas.
Villas of Madison were guests of their
niece, Mrs. Geo. Gary, yesterday.
-Orlie Hinkson of Jefferson and Mrs.
Carrie Mckay of Eau Claire, were guests
of H. B. Knapp and wife over Sunday.
Z. Fl. Bowen has been quite seriously
i'll with painful attack of gall stones
this week but is much improved at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clouden Stebbins of
Stoughton we're down Saturday to at
tend the funeral OF their niece, Mrs.
Will Doty.
Circulars announcing a five days
clearance sale of summer goods are be-
ing distributed by c. Fl. Babcock. The
sale commences Tuesday, July 30th.
The services next Sunday morning
at the Norwegian Lutheran church will
be conducted in English. All are invit-
ed to attend.
Herman Griep is putting in sewerage
and making several improvements to the
residence property recently purchased
of Christian Holme.
Frank Bardeen of Milwaukee and
Henry Bardeen and wife of Wausau are
guests of Will Bardeen and renewing old
acquaintance in Edgerton.
Carl Bartz has decided lots and 10,
block 10, in Swift's addition, to his
daughter, Mrs Ida Schrub, in consider
alton of $500 paid annually during his
life.
New cement walks, crosswalks, curbs,
cutters, and the grading of the street in
front of Alderman Arthur's residence
greatly improves the appearance of that
part of the city.
Mrs Ell. Ell. Moen found lady's
black hand bag containing bunch of
keys and small sum of nt'ne. on the
streets Wednesday, which lnu oAutr can
have by calling for her property.
Now the clergymen's half-fare per-
mits have been called in by the railroads
of this state. With two cent a mile
rate everybody is put on the same foot
ing, like regular, every day passenger.
The marriage of Miss Cora Brown,
daughter of John Brown and wife, to
Mr.. Andrew York of Beloit, took place
at the home at high noon Wednesday,
Rev. Richardson of the Methodist church
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Attlesey are
spending the week with Geo. Wilson in
Chicago, who is now conducting mar
ket on Cottage Grove avenue, in the
neigh borhood of the old Worlds Fair
grounds.
Will E. Babcock and wife of Chica-
go have been spending portion of their
vacation with relatives in Edgerton. Mr..
Babcock holds responsible position as
foreign buyer in the Wholesale house Of
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.
Anyway, we don't think Barnum has
much of a circus this year. If he had
anything worth while he would most
likely have sent around some compli-
mentary tickets so the country editors
could go to GAINESVILLE and see his show
on August Sth.
The old Van Eta farm in Fulton
was this week sold through G. E. Swee-
ney to James Murphy of Fulton for S75
per acre Recent years the place has
been owned by Heffernan Bros of Cen
ter and contained 1873 acres, lying be-
tween the Catfish and Rock rivers.
The annual Children's day services
will be held at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning. Special music
by the S. S. scholars. The pastor will
preach on "The Child in the Midst" All
the parents and friends are very COR
daily invited to be present. In the
evening Rev. L. A. Parr will conduct the
union service at the NJ E. church.
Prayer meeting tonight at 7:3O.
james Crowley, brakeman for Con-
ductor Warren Durbin, stumbled and
fell while making coupling at Slough
ton Wednesday and had his left leg cut
off between the knee and ankle. Crow
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