The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-06-19
-Dsan's moving pictures TONIGHT.

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The home of c. e. Tellefson is con
nected by telephone No. 251.
Henry johnson and Postmaster Nc
Innes are in Chicago watching the re-
publican convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heddles were
over from Evansville Wednesday to at
tend the Ash-Herrick wedding.
Henry Johnson has had his resi-
dence in the Bird ward connected with
the water and sewerage mains.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hanson, Mrs.
Andrew Jensen, Mrs. Helen johnson,
Fred and Andrew Jensen, Jr., and L. 81.
Teisberg are in Chicago to attend the
festivities there this week.
The laying OF cement walks has
steadily increased since first started in
Edgerton and this year gives promise of
more work in that line than any other
season. Those who have had walks put
alongside their property during the past
few days are: VIM. Tricks, VIM. Schein-
feildt, Ell. Becker, Tom Porter, George
Davey, P. Mooney, Will Hutson, George
Lynts, Mrs. Schieler, L. E. Gettle. Will
Doty, S. Humphrey Robt BruEn, John
Schmeling, August Weisen.
Three members of the Norwegian
Lutheran church choir, Misses Title
Larson, Amanda Peterson, Sina Hauge,
went to Chicago Tuesday morping to at
tend the rebearsals of chorus of a
thousand voices which will sing several
Of the choruses from the Messiah" in a
concert at the Auditorium. A number
of Edgerton people took the morning
train for Chicago in order to attend the
opening session of the Lutheran conven-
ton, and the concert in the evening.
The Mazeppa (Minn.) Journal of
May 20, 1908, says: Edwin G. Deans
Pictorial Entertainment at the opera
house Monday evening was well attend
ed and pleasing. Few entertainments
of the kind have received more praise
from the spectators. Mr.. Deans pict-
ures were we'll selected and clear, his
machine good one and his singing and
descriptive talks excellent" At Royal
hall, Friday evening, June 10Th. Some
education, some fun. Adults, 25c;
children, 15c.
The marriage-of Ernst Roll and Ida
Plautz was solemnized at the German
Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, Rev. Charles Spilman off,
ciating. Attending the bridal couple
were Carl Trettin, Fred Dorm, Mary
Plautz, Martha Leitz and the ceremony
was witnessed by large number of rel.
atives and friends. The wedding feast
was served and a reception held at the
home OF the brides. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Plautz. The newly welded
couple will make their home on farm
in the town of Fulton and many friends
join in wishing them happiness and
prosperity on life's journey together.
On Friday evening, June 10Th, Ed
win G.. Dean will be heard in one of his
Pictorial Entertainments at Royal hall.
Though identified in entertainment work
with good success in Illinois, Wisconsin
and Minnesota during the past year,
this will be his first engagement in his
home city. The feature OF Friday
evenings program will be an illustrated
lecture, Beauties of Switzerland" sup
plemented by two songs illustrated, and
three thousand feet OF motion pictures.
It has been said there is nothing cheap
about Mr.. Deans entertainment, but
the price. Adults, Csc; children, 15c.
No seats reserved.
Phil Welch's little "hole in the wall''
around the corner of the city hall fur
nished lodgings for four men Monday
evening who apparently were unable to
care for themselves and unsafe to be
running at large upon the streets. Two
of the four were notable characters who
have been in this city for short time
only, giving their names as Fred Olson
and Andrew alderman, both having
served in the Boer war, and from papers
in his possession Olson proves that his
father is a man of high standing in Nor
way and he himself at one time con-
Quoted banking business in the old
country. But drink, strong drink, and
various mixtures of it have caused his
downfall and in Judge Smiths court
Tuesday morning he found himself
charged as being drunk and disorderly.
His statements to the court regarding
his conduct here were misleading and
contrary to testimony of other witnesses
and in the absence of ready cash to pay
fine he was sentenced to thirty days in
the Rock county Jail. Andrew Older
man, who also got sandwiched in among
bad company and smashed a pane of
glass in the back door of saloon Satur-
day evening, was short on funds and