The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-06-12
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| tied friends here early in the week.
&C. Ell. Babcock is in Milwaukee at
tending the grand lodge of the F. & A. nj.
Mike Schmidt and two sons, Dewey
and A. j., were in Chicago Wednesday.
A child's jacket was left at the Ii
brary about two weeks ago. Owner
please call.
Mr.. A. P. West of milwaukee, is Wis
iting his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Richardson.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday at the regular hours, Pastor
Richardson presiding
Mrs. Geo. McGiffin and daughter
Lucille are down from Richland Center
for visit to Edgerton relatives.
Miss Lillian Richards went to Sex
tonville Monday to visit Mrs. Carl Lord
before returning to her home at Lake
Geneva.
Mrs. Orrin Pomeroy and Mrs. r. L.
Page and son left Thursday for Boulder,
Col, on visit to Mrs. Pomeroy's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grove.
Moving pictures. illustrated songs
and comedy dancing by Byron Bros. at
Royal hall Saturday evening, June 18th.
Prices 10 and 20 cents.
M. B. Fletcher, who recently pur-
chased the Maltpress crockery store,
takes space in this issue to advertise
some seasonable goods.
Invitations have been received by
friends here to the marriage of William
J. Raath to Miss Margaret Wilson at
Poynette, Wednesday, June Oath.
Miss Martha Wilson returned from
Baraboo Friday for the summer vaca-
ton. She has re-engaged there for an
other year at an increased salary.
Miss Gertrude Spencer reached
home Tuesday evening from Minneapo-
lis where she has been teaching during
the year. She leaves on Saturday for
Brooklyn on visit to her sister Maud.
Only 400 orders will be taken for
the great combination newspaper and
magazine offer-The GAINESVILLE Daily
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and three clean. representative, stand
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year for six cents week.
Chief of Police r. g. Scheibel of
Beloit and Dell Chamberlain, another
officer-of that city, we're in town We'd
nesday. Chief Scheibel has announced
! himself candidate for sheriff of Rock
county and was making the acquaint-
ance of Edgerton voters.
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Public worship at the Congregation
al church next Sunday. At 1870 a. m.
the pastor will preach on "The Hunger
for Life" at 1880 on "The Miasma of the
World" Prayer meeting tonight at
7:3O. Topic "The Growing Life" It's
hoped that there will be large attend
ance at this meeting. A Sunday School
| teachers meeting will be held at the
close OF the service tonight
When bunch of Edgerton fisher
men start out to land 'em, results always
! follow. This was the case last week
when Scott Hatch, L. @. Whittet, Allan
Skinner, DIR. Keenan,, G. w. Birkenmey-
er, Nj. T.. Carrier, c. FL. Babcock, Arthur
Clarke and Thee. Clarke went up to
Kegonsa. They left here Friday fore
noon and came back Saturday forenoon
bringing with them 65 of the finest fish
that have sported in Kegonsa's waters
for many years. They not only bad
good luck at fishing, but had an enjoy.
able outing in the short space of time.
-Steph Saunders, that aristocratic
farmer of Albion Prairie who sports an
automobile, is certain that some one has
| switched the calendar on him and Fri.
day is his Jonah day instead of the usual
! Thursday. Coming home from Cam
bridge last Friday morning he met q
farmer driving broncho that proved a
bad actor, boiling barb wire fence and
after freeing himself from harness and
! buggy turned few somersaults in a
clover field. The broken pieces were
gathered up and Steph settled with the
owner. Later the same day, while re-
turning from trip to Evansville with
an auto party, an old horse feeding by
the roadside became frightened and in
it's mad run fell and broke its neck
| Early the next morning a very angry
! farmer came to his home and demanded
pay for his horse. Out of pure kindness
of heart Steph paci6ed the old gentle
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