The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-08-07
Cooler weather is

bound to come.
Arthur Shannon was down from
Portage yesterday.
The council Tuesday evening ad-
iourned to meet Fridas evening, Aug. 7.
james Ogden and wife returned
Saturday from visit with friends in
Iowa.
Dave Lampman is back to his du-
ties at the depot after two weeks va
cation.
Frank Heddles and wife OF Evans
vile spent Saturday with relatives in
Edgerton.
The Congregational Missionary So
ciety will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. A. Mcintosh.
g. A. Perry and wife OF Lodi are
guests at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Anderson
Will Earle of Watertown was inter
ested in horses which captured purses
at the picnic Wednesday.
No services will be held in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday, the
pastor being away on vacation.
AID. John Evans died suddenly on
Monday evening while returning from a
council meeting at Evansville.
Miss Mae Spencer left Monday for a
two weeks vacation, joining party of
friends in Chicago for lake trip.
Fred Jensen went to River Falls on
Thursday to join his family, who were
visiting relatives there. They returned
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Syler and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wyman and
son of Madison we're guests of Frank
Wyman and wife Wednesday
p. M. Ellingson submitted to an OPP
GRAFTON at the Mercy hospital in James
vile Wednesday for an abscess in the
ear from which he recovered nicely.
Misses Mabelle and Edna Wilson,
wilma Hurd, Pearl Nicholson, Jessie
Morrissey and Emma Sebell are occu-
plying the Miller cottage on the river for
an outing.
Bart Curran launched 22-foot mo-
tor boat at MELVILLE Thursday which he
has been building. We understand the
boat hes been sold to Henry Willie, the
rural mail carrier.
Postmaster Frank Owen of Foot
vile died suddenly of heart trouble in
the depot at GAINESVILLE Wednesday Just
after buying his ticket to Edgerton,
where he was going to attend the picnic.
Geo. E. Gary bought a new Buick
touring car of the Hankenson agency in
Madison Saturday. The car was deliv-
cred to him on Tuesday last and is the
only up to-date automobile owned in
Edgerton.
The Egg O-See girl, attired in suit
of national colors, visited Edgerton
housewives Tuesday and left a bright
new dollar With each family that she
found using the breakfast food bearing
that trade mark.
To the lovers of good music and ex-
ceptionally good stage direction, an OPP
portunity will be offered in the coming
Of the National Opera Company which
is booked at Royal hall on Tuesday even
ing, August IL. Raymond & Pomeroy
give their personal guarantee to this at
traction.
For truly enjoyable entertainment
with musical features OF interest and
characters to amuse and edify, Man
ayers Raymond & Pomeroy recommend
as tonic and remover of the blues an
evening with the National Opera Com
pany which comes to Royal hall Tues
day evening, August IL.
Mrs. E. w. Babcock and Mrs. r. G.
Carter of LosAngeles, who have been
visiting old-time friends here for few
weeks, left for their home Thursday.
After visiting her son in Chicago, Mrs.
Babcock will return via Salt Lake and
stop at Berkeley to visit another son,
before going to LosAngeles, while Mrs.
Carter goes direct TO California oy an
other route after starting from Chicago.