The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-03


during the week.
Mrs. j. A. Johnson will entertain the
Norwegian ladies society in the base
ment of the church Thursday, July 9th.
Work on the new school house job
is being held back by the failure of the
facing brick to be delivered on time.
Mr. Andrew Humphrey and wife, S.
@. Humphrey and wife attended the
funeral of Mrs c. w. Green at Milton
Saturday
Rev. F. G. Richardson attended the
ministerial association of the GAINESVILLE
district at Orfordyille Monday and Tues
day of this week.
Phil Jones has rented one OF the
Stillman buildings on Swift street and
will move his barber shop there the first
of next week.
"A card party will be held in I. A. 81.
B. hall Thursday evening, July 2. The
ladies of st. Rose society are in charge
and all are invited to attend.
!. Bring SOC to The Reporter Office and
we will start you on that big newspaper
and magazine fer; the balance will be
collected at the rate of 25c per month.
You'll never get snap like this
again for such a low price-a daily news
paper, The Reporter and three frst-class
magazines, all five one year for $3.50.
President Plantz of Lawrence uni
versity will occupy the pulpit at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning.
Services at the usual hours morning and
evening.
Its just once in a lifetime when you
get an offer like this: GAINESVILLE Daily
Gazette, The Reporter and thereof the
best magazines published, all five for
one year, only ore cent day.
Fl. F. Burgy and wife rejoice over
the arrival OF ten pound baby girl at
their home Sunday evening, June %,
1908. Friends were smoking good cigars
Monday morning and Frank was wear
ing pleasant smile.
Miss Olga Hanson, head of the cler-
ical force in the dry goods department
of Brown & Pringle's store, was in Chi
cage last week purchasing new stocks.
Miss Hanson is passing two weeks va
cation and will resume her position next
week.
Mrs. e. w Babcock of Los Angeles,
CAL, arrived here Wednesday evening on
visit to her old friends in Edgerton.
She came via Vancouver, Wash where
she attended the wedding of her son
Ernest and Miss Georgia Bowen on the
Oath of June.
Grant Arthur of Youngstown, Ohio,
dropped off between trains to call upon
his boyhood friends Tuesday, while en-
route home. from visit to his grand
mother at Madison. He is now employed
by a wholesale dry goods firm OF Youngs-
town.
Friday afternoon, July 3rd, the Ed
gerton Sluggers and Edgerton Cubs will
cross bats at the Driving Park. The
game will be called at 2:30 o'clock
These are two of our best junior teams,
and though composed of young mems
bers, put up a good game.
The end is near! The big offer will
soon closet GAINESVILLE Daily Gazette,
The Reporter and three clean, high class
magazines fit to place on the table of
any home, all of these five publications
one year only $3.50 It takes so cents to
get started-the balance will be COL
lected 25c each month.
The farmer who would not be salts
fed with the present crop prospects is
hard to please With bumper hay
crop now going into the barns, fine out
look for small grain, and sugar beets,
corn and tobacco all looking better than
the average. there is hope for harvest
that cheers the tiller of the soil.
Troop G of che 18th U. S. Cavalry
passed through Edgerton Tuesday about
IL o'clock while riding overland from
TT. Sheridan to Madison. There were
fifty troopers in the command besides
the supply wagons, etc. The boys were
dressed in brown and each carried his
usual marching equipment.
Mrs. George Spike, who was taken
to the hospital at Madison on Friday
last, is improving. While standing upon
a chair picking cherries last week she
fell, injuring her spine. It was thought
that an operation might be necessary
when she was taken to the hospital by
DR.. Keenan,, but her Improvement since
leads to the hope that it will not be re-
CURED.
Those who prepared smoked glass
for viewing the eclipse Sunday morning
were disappointed because of the cloudy
weather that prevented even glimpse
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