The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-09-11
-clanda Stout has gone TO Janesville

j. j. Culton.
Rev. Richardson goes to NeenaL
next Wednesday to attend the annual
conference.
Ii. Ziedler and wife of WATERFOWL
were over Sunday guests at the home of
Leroy Saunders.
Miss Inger Hoen left Thursday for
Boulder, Colorado, to attend the Univer-
sity of Colorado
Frank Lester has gone to Iowa to
travel for few weeks in the interests of
Wilson Bros
Damon Fuller came up from Free
port for few days visit with Edgerton
friends this week.
The Misses Mary and Alyce Ebbott
attended the funeral of cousin at Pal
myra last Friday.
The reservoir top is now complete,
the propping removed and it is pro-
nounced by all as frst-ciass job.
Andrew Jensen, Jr., left for Deco
rah, Iowa, Tuesday where he will resume
his studies at Luther college.
Mr.. j. Kerns and wife of Kenosha
were guests at G. F. Mabbett's home
over Sunday. Mrs. Kerns was formerly
Miss Jennie Lindas.
Mrs. G. 0. Shannon goes to Chicago
the latter part of the week to meet
party of friends from Tacoma, who are
on their way to Europe.
Scott Hatch left Wednesday morn
ing for Bethel, Vermont, to visit his
father and the scenes of his boyhood.
He will be absent about six weeks.
Next Sunday is the closing services
of the conference year at the Methodist
church. Financial reports will be made,
committee and oficiary members will be
read.
Miss Lucille Richardson has been
with friends in Jefferson the past week.
Mrs. Richardson and Dorothy will 60
there Friday to accompany her home
Saturday.
That mirthful, musical farce, "Ma's
New Husband" will be presented at
Royal hall this Thursday evening. It
is feast of comedy and song and every
one ought to attend.
The water mains on high street, in
front of John Maltpress' property, were
lowered two feet this week in order that
the sidewalks might be put to grade and
not leave them exposed.
Engineer James Reynolds is taking
his two weeks vacation. After doing
the state fair he will go to Jefferson and
visit with relatives. Mrs. Reynolds and
son Russell accompanied him.
Floyd Shearer of Fennimore has &C.
copied the position vacated by Frank
Lester at Wilson Bros laboratory. Mr..
Lester will travel in the interest of the
Monarch remedies.
Il. S Wagner, the contractor for the
new Child school building, failed to Sc
cure another school house contract at
Lake Geneva last week by a meagre 800
on job that reached over $4,000.
e. M. Hubbell received a telegram
Sunday announcing the death OF his
brother-in law, VIM. S. Squires, at Los
Angeles, Cal. The deceased had been
in failing health for some months past.
"A regular meeting of F. & A. M.
next Wednesday evening, Sept. 10th,
when the question of putting in steam
plant in lower hall will be considered. A
full attendance desired. BY Order of
Trustees
The opening meeting of the Eastern
Star was held Tuesday evening and
about sixty-fve we're present. A ban
quet supper was served at $50 and after
the regular work of the Chapter was
over literary program was given in
which Maybelle Wilson rendered cou-
ple of pleasing numbers.
The Wowen's Clubs have again ar
ranged lecture course for the coming
season, which consists of two lectures
and two concerts. The lecturers are
Wilbur Chase, THE Silver Toned Ora
tor OF the North" and DIR. Hills OF the |
Plymouth church of Brooklyn, n !
The concerts will be given by the Vii |
lage Singers, a male quartet and So
prano soloist, and by the Itslan Boys I
Concert company, consisting OF five mu-
typical of sunny Italy," and
Elhert Poland, reader. These four
high class and high priced entertain
ments will be given for the usual price
of one dollar for season ticket. The
ladies anticipate generous patronage
for such we'll balanced course and will
soon begin their canvas for the sale of
tickets.