The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Wyman spent
the Fourth with relatives at Madison.
/ Base ball-Firemen vs.. Band-at
Driving Park, Friday afternoon at 800.
/ Frank Trevorrah and wife of Foot
vile were guests of relatives here over
Sunday.
Boy babes were born at A.. Mickle-
sons on Sunday and at Ben Cooper's
last Tuesday.
| Conductor Chas. Howard wife and
son of Milwaukee visited Edgerton rela-
tives on Sunday.
/ Lawrence Wilkins and bride of
Brooklyn are guests of the Trevorrah
family in this city.
Frank P. Mcintosh was down from
Viroqua for short visit with friends in
Edgerton during the week.
Scott Hatch left Tuesday evening
for Perkins, Mich, where he joins G. G.
Biederman for season of trout fishing.
Wednesday, August 5th. is the day
all should remember. The big IT. A. &
| B. picnic and races will be held at that
| time.
Mrs George Moore and Mrs. Will
Moore OF Mt. Vernon. mother and sister
in-law of Mrs. George Rea, are guests at
the latter's home in this city.
The Edgerton Imperials suffered
their second defeat at the hands of the
Cambridge team at the picnic held at
Charley Bluff Tuesday by score of 9
to-.
The people of the East Koshkonong
church will have ain ice cream social at
John Branhang's Friday evening, July
18th. Everybody welcome Coffee and
sandwiches will also be served.
| Miss Lucille Culton has been pass
ing a few days at Kegonsa, the guest OF
DIR. Helmes family. The Misses Clara,
Ernestine and Mary Helmes accompan-
led her home for short stay the first of
| the week.
In the Friday game between the
Sluggers and Cubs the Sluggers won by
a score of II to 3, and again on Wednes-
day the Cubs were defeated by IL to 7.
Both teams play good ball and are de-
veloping material for future ball play
ing in Edgerton.
! james Smith and wife arrived here
Saturday for a short visit with Mrs.
Smiths parents, James Pollard and wife.
Mr.. Smith is with the Meyer Card Sign
company and will shortly locate in Bos-
ton and take charge Of the company's
branch Office in that city.
1t was six girls that raised rumpus
at the depot one evening the first of the
week and Marshal Phil WEIGH happened
along just in time to prevent battle
royal They were having regular slap
| in the-face and hair-pulling time when
the marshal interrupted and sent them
home.
j. N. Conway ships mis- stable to
| Aurora ILL.,, Thursday evening, where
entries have been made in the races that
take place next week. The string which
follows the Illinois Valley circuit are
Dutch A.. Interest, Early Ola and Joe
| Onward, all in prime condition and are
expected to bring down some purses
Fred Touton of Quincy, Florida,
paid a short visit to relatives in this sec
ton during the week. while returning
from a sad mission of accompanying the
remains of his wife to her old home at
Augusta, Wis, for burial. He has been
employed for some years past on the to-
| bacco plantation which Geo. Underhill
managed for New York firm.
Charles Campbell, son of the night
watch, came near losing his eyesight on
the 4th. In attempting to fire small
cannon the fuse became tangled and the
discharge came unexpectedly, striking
him square in the face. For the first
few days his eyes were in critical con-
dition, but at present indication are that
they will come out all right.
Andrew P. Larson born in Sweden
go years ago, died from heart trouble
Friday morning at the home of Charley
Adolphson near Stebbinsville The de-
ceased came to this country in 1882. He
is survived by daughter who lives in
Sweden. The funeral was conducted by
Rev. j. Linnevold at the Adolphson
home and interment made in the Jenson
cemetery Sunday afternoon.
| "A. E. Stewart has put up hand
| some silver trophy to be awarded to the
winner of a series of three games of ball
between the Fire Department and the
| Cornet band The first game will be
| played at the Driving Park Friday after
noon, July 10th. The game will be
called at 800 and an admission of 10