The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-09-13
The Jubilee Singers, Sept. 10th, at

The Jubilee Singers, Sept. 18th, at
| Methodist church.
Atty. L. E. Gettle transacted legal
business Beloit Thursday.
The ont of L. N. Pomeroy's paint
| shop has been remodeled. Large win
| dows, new glass doors and other changes
| add greatly to the appearance and will
be needed convenience.
August Duman has purchased an
8O-acre farm two miles from the Leyden
and will take possession early in March.
AS part payment he turns in his prop
erty in this city.
Members of Edgerton Camp 44O are
requested to meet in regular session at
Woodmen hall Thursday evening, Sept.
10TH Important business will come be-
fore the camp at that time and full at
tendance is desired.
Former Assemblyman Nick Ander-
son has been appointed chairman OF the
town board in Albion to succeed Super
u NJ.
| formerly held this position and is man
| who takes good deal OF interest IN pub
lie affairs and is in every way competent
to look after the interests of his town.
| BY recent act of the legislature
country schools are divided into two
| classes first and second class. First
class rural schools get $50 year extra
| aid from the state for three years, or
| $3.50. The additional requirements to
change from second class to first class
are proper heating and ventilating sys-
tenn and certain specified text books.
We are always pleased to announce
good news concerning Albion academy
After canvassing several weeks through
the surrounding country Principal Tn.
Ringoen has returned and is overseeing
the cleaning and repairing of the build
ings in preparation for the coming school
year. There is prospect of large at
tendance and very bright year for AL
bion academy.
The Federation of Women's clubs
has arranged for four special meetings
for the coming season which will be OF
unusual interest to the public. The
dates will be announced later. For the
| entertainments they have listed the fol-
lowing: Caroline L. Hunt, Miss Belle
Blend, A. B. Stout and home talent.
The catalogue for the Federation for
| 1907 1908 is in the hands of the printer
and will be ready for distribution to the
members in few weeks.
-"Menarchee," a high caste Hindu
woman will be impersonated at the nj.
E. church Sunday morning, Sept. 18TH
at 1870, by Mrs. Burnell. Mrs. Burnel
has appeared at number Of the noted
| Chautauquas the past summer and has
never failed to delight the audiences
with her dramatic recital, in full Hindu
costume of the life of woman in India.
A collection will be taken to defray Mrs.
Burnell's expenses. The other services
of the church will be as usual.
The plans of Leenhouts & Guthrie
of Milwaukee for a new high school
building have been accepted with the
proviso that the building can be erected
within the appropriation provided by
Miss Florence Child, which sum is
$4,000 outside the site. These plans
call for building 1O4x60 feet, Swo stories
and basement The school board will
soon advertise for bids for the complete
building, but it is doubtful if any work
will be started before next spring The
plans call for a very handsome structure
that will be complete in all the modern
conveniences for high school,
Late Saturday evening Nels Finger
son, farm hand working on Albion
Prairie made a vicious assault upon
George Hume, employed in Wileman's
livery stable, ending in cutting affair.
Fingerson put up his horse in the stable
earlier in the evening and when he came
to call for it he was in an intoxicated
condition and very troublesome. He got
into AN alteration with Hume and
whipping out knife cut deep cash in
his arm, severing an artery that required
the assistance of a surgeon to stop the
flow of blood.
"A writ of certiorari has been served
on the common council compelling that
body to furnish to the circuit court cor
rect copies and transcripts of all min
utes. entries, records, proceedings and
papers relating to the granting of a H.
cense to George Lynts to conduct a
saloon in this city The purpose of the
writ is to bring before the court the
proceedings that their legality may be
passed upon and determine whether OF
not the council had right to grant the
license. M. B. Fletcher petitioned the
court for the writ and among other
things represented to the court that the
special meeting at the time of granting