The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-06-14
The public library will be opened
again Saturday morning at ten o'clock.

developed here for more than a week
past.
Mrs. John Thoreson has been pass
ing the weeh with friends on Albion
Prairie
Scott Hatch and F. E. Ash have
been fishing at Kegonss a few days of
the week.
"A marriage license has been granted
to Willard R. Doty and Miss Clara L.
Berry, both of this city.
The Saturday evening dances in
Academy hall will commence this week.
Good music and all invited
"A bouncing ten pound boy babe vas
welcomed into the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Marsden Wednesday,
&C. G.. Biederman came down from
northern Michigan Wednesday for few
days stay with his family here.
WIN. Schrub was 10 Madison We'd
nesday arranging for the purchase of
new fixtures for his place of business.
&C. Fl. Babcock is attending the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge ir Milwaukee this
week as representative of local order.
Nine young ladies of GAINESVILLE came
up Tuesday evening for pleasant birth
day surprise upon Miss Alice Mabbett.
"A candidate will be initiated into
Woodcraft Thursday evening. June Goth.
Let all Woodmen be on hand at that
time.
The big gasoline engine at Heddles
Lumber company's feed mill is installed
and is now used for power in running
the mill.
Mrs Geo. Haylock has had cement
walk laid 10 front of her residence prop
erty in the third ward. Bartz, Stanke &
Co. did the work.
Geo. Rea has been employed by
Court Bliven to take charge Of the bowl
ing alley He will enter upon his duties
in short time.
Mrs. Charles Ratzlaff was brought
home from the hospital in Madison the
latter part of the week. Her condition
warrants a speedy recovery.
The handsome new residence of
John Ruosch's on Broadway is about
completed and will be ready for occu-
pancy his family in a short time.
-AMong quite number of fishermen
from here to the river Tuesday, Alder
man Chan Robinson made the largest
catch, bringing home a string OF fine
ones.
Services at the Norwegian Lutheran
church next Sunday at the usual hour.
part of the week so as to be in charge of
the services.
-"Seasonable Amusements" is the
title of a little circular issued by Bar.
deem. Procure one and get instructed
as to the best method of parting with
your money along this line.
In runaway accident at GAINESVILLE
Tuesday, George Miller was caught on a
crossing and almost instantly killed. The
deceased was 55 years of age, employed
as harness maker and unmarried.
Miss Edith Maltpress gave a very
pleasant $50 dinner Friday evening in
honor of Miss Lydia Jensen. Covers
were laid for dozen young lady friends
and the occasion proved most enjoy
able one
&C. w. Birkenmeyer, wife and chill
dren depart from Edgerton next week
for three months vacation. The most
of the time willed be passed with G.. T.
Hutson and family in Seattle, bnt they
will visit several of the larger cities of
the west before returning. Prof. T. M.
Jack and wife will accompany them.
The quarantine being lifted, the reg
ular service of the NJ e. church will be
held on Sunday next. Preaching morn
ing and evening by the pastor. The
themes for the day will be, walking in
the Light" and the third in series of
personal questions, What is Thy Coun-
try?" A general invitation is extended
to the public to attend these services.
Rev. L. Fl. Keller of Milwaukee Of
ticiated at very pleasant wedding which
took place at 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ford Pelton, 145 West Wilson St., Madi-
son, when their daughter, Miss Jessie
M, was united in marriage to Mr.. Harry
G. Smith OF that city Miss Mary e.
Gay, cousin of the bride, was bride
maid, and VIM. L. Pelton, brother. was
best man. Master Harold L. Pelton,
another brother, was ring bearer.
-Edgerton will celebrate the 4th Of
July this year. Bills announcing this
;act will soon be posted. A program is
being prepared to cover the entire day
and all the evening, including ball game,