The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-08-21

Miss Mile Berry has been visiting
friends in Stoughton this week.
The infant son OF Will Davis and
wife died Monday morning.
Base ball at the Driving Park Fri
day afternoon A. & B. vs.. Firemen.
Mrs. South and daughter, Miss Ma
bel of Chicago are guests at Geo. Doty's.
John Mawhinney and wife are spend
ing few days of the week with friends
at Deisvan.
Mrs. John Hynes, who has been with
friends here for week, returned to her
home in Chicago Wednesday.
Arthur Clarke's family are at the
Hopkins cottage for an outing, joined by
M. and Mrs. Baugh of Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Wildemuth is improv-
ing her vacation from Perry's store by
visiting her father at Sheboygan Falls.
The ice cream social on the NJ e.
parsonage lawn Wednesday evening
was we'll patronized and all had good
time.
The Misses Anna and Inger Hoen
returned last Thursday from vacation
of three weeks passed in the northern
part of the state.
Miss Maud Spike, who has been
critically ill at her home with hemor
rhage of the lungs the past week, is re-
ported as being little more comfortable
as we go to press and relatives have
hopes of her recovery.
"A joint picnic will be held at the
Lake House next Tuesday by the mem
bers of the w. r. G. and Royal Neigh
bors. Those wishing to attend are re-
quested to meet at the w. r. G. hall at
8 o'clock a. N.
Surviving members of the 18th w.
V. I. living in this vicinity attended a
reunion at GAINESVILLE Wednesday, at
which about 100 old veterans we're pres
emit. In All address Capt. Norcross re-
minded the boys that it was At years
ago that day when the regiment was or
ganized.
Mr.. George Gary has leased the old
LaFollette home Oh third lake ridge and
anticipates moving his family to Madison
about September LIST. There are many
friends in Edgerton who regret that mat
ters of business nature makes it neces-
sary for removal from this city.
There will be the regular services at
the Methodist church next Sunday.
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor. The subject of the morning dis
course will be The Lightsome Burden"
In the evening the theme will be the
second in the series of sermons on The
Tragedy of Charger" The special
phase Sunday evening will be "Salome,
or the Misuse of Noble Talents Miss
Floy Hammond of Stoughton will be
present and have charge of the Epworth
League service at b:0U.
Wood & Ward certainly established
their reputation as entertainers in the
presentation of the musical comedy,
1.-Two Merry Tramps'' at Royal hall on
Tuesday evening Advance advertise
ments did not misrepresent and the en-
tertainment from curtain rise to curtain
fall more than pleased the packed house.
Bessie Bennett was at her best and be-
sides her specialties was we'll supported
by bevy of clever and handsome chorus
girls, while Wood & Ward proved to be
the funniest fellows seen here in years.
The balance of the company we're all
good and the scenery and costumes in
keeping with the presentation of a first
class musical comedy. Should they ever
return they will again be given liberal
patronage.
The Countryman tells of two acct
dents in the vicinity of Sun Prairie last
week: Mrs. Cole of Pierceville was
kicked by cow Tuesday. She was
struck in the leg, breaking both bones
below the knee and dislocating the an
kle. DR.. Briggs was called to repair the
injured member and make the patient
as comfortable as possible. The little
daughter of Sever Severson, who resides
on the A. S. Bailey farm in the town
ship, came near to losing her life Tues
day by swallowing pin which lodged
in her throat She suffered terribly un-
til the arrival of DR.. Briggs, who was
able to get hold of it with pinchers and
pull it out.