The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-12

spending her vacation with relatives and
friends in this city.
/. Mrs. Catherine Heddles is spending
the week with the family of her son
Frank at Lake Keeonsa.
John Henrchs and family we're up
from Beloit to pass few days with rela-
tives the latter part Of the week.
Mrs Il. FL. Bssell and little daughter
returned to her home here from the
GAINESVILLE hospital on Monday last.
The condition of DIR. E. L. Shepard
continues practically unchanged, except
possibly he is gradually growing weaker.
DR. Fl. Ell. Bissell goes to Chicago
hospital at the end of this week and his
office here will be closed for the coming
two weeks.
The 9:39 west bound passenger train
was delayed at this station couple of
hours Monday evening on account OF
break down of the engine.
Mrs Earl Calvert and Mrs. Julius
Cook and children of Michigan City,
Ind, visited relatives here during the
week. These ladies were formerly the
Misses Gwalter.
The Edgerton band were entertained
by the occupants of the Earle cottages
at Lake Kegonsa Sunday and gave de-
liehtful concert while there for the lake
campers.
The Aid Society of the NJ E. church
will meet 10 the church Wednesday,
July II, with Mesdames Clarke, Trevor
rah, Perrigo, Crandall, Dickinson and
Wesendonk.
The families Of w. e., Arthur and
Theodore Clarke pitched tent on the
banks of Rock river near Richardson's
point Saturday and will pass their sum-
mers outing there.
Mrs. Mooney of Madison has been
guest of Mrs. P. Mcintyre portion of
the week. Miss Agnes Mcintyre re-
turned with her and will pass the most
of the summer there.
Mrs. Sherman Green and son Perry
of New Milford, Conn. have been visit
ing with friends here during the week.
She came west with Mrs. Maud Nolan
and has since been at her old home at
Shullsburg.
One of the seasons big dramatic
successes is along the Kennebec" which
will be seen at Royal hall Friday even
ing, July IL. The scenery for this pro-
duction is said to surpass an, thing in
the rural line ever carrie1 H., rural
production, as every scene and picture
is staged with special scenery, and fine
music is furnished between the acts by
| the company's own orchestra. Seats on
sale Wednesday, July 10.
John Hynes of Chicago renewed old
Guardianship in Edgerton several
days during the week, after an absence
| of nearly fifteen years. He has followed
the same business in Chicago as he did
while here, that of contractor and build
err. His last job in Edgerton was the
erection of the Commercial hotel From
all appearances time deals lightly with
John. He was accompanied by Fred
Greener, deputy clerk of the circuit
court of Cook county on his vacation.
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the quarterly commu-
MON service and reception of new mem
bers will bs held. All the members and
friends are urged to be present. There
will be a union service in the M. E.
church in the evening. Rev. L. A. Parr
will preach the sermon. These union
services will be held through the months
of July and August and it is hoped they
will receive the support of the people.
Tonight at 7:30 mid -week meeting will
be held. Address by the pastor.
james Conway's stable got piece
of every race he entered in at the La
Sale, Ill.,, meeting last week. "Grand
ma" won six heat race when she had
to fight the field, the betting ring and
the judges stand as we'll. "MacAller-
ton" took second but could easily have
done better, and is awaiting the oppor-
tunity for a killing, while the others
met the expectations of the owner. His
string is catered 10 the races at Men
dota, ILL.,, this week.
Plays that appeal to the heart and
plays that heads Of families can bring
their children to see are the plays that
thrive. Such play is Along the Ken
nebec,' which will be presented in this
city at Royal hall, Friday evening" July
18th, with its wealth of beautiful seen
cry and company of actors unexcelled
by any in their respective lines. The
play is said to be full of bright, sparkl.
ing comedy and splendid band and or
chestra Is carried and good music is one
Of the many features. Seats on sale
Wednesday, July 10.