The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-08-14

her lake trip vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Kelley of Al
bion left Wednesday for Boulder, Colo.
Prof. and Mrs. E. L. Roethe are Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. Roethe's moth
err in Fennimore this week.
Albert Lempke wife and two chill
dren went to Chicago yesterday for a
few days visit with relatives.
A train load of % double deck cars
of Montana sheep were unloaded at the
Shepard feeding ards on Sunday last.
Misses Zena and Lola Raybor and
Bess Ogden have returned to their
homes in GAINESVILLE after weeks visit
at Fl. D. Ogden's
The Misses Alma Bauken, Melvia
Nelson and Anna Marie johnson OF Be-
lott have been spending the week with
Miss Amanda Peterson.
Mrs. Julius Gilbert of California and
Harry Roberts of Stoughton were enter
tanned at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
| Oscar Crandall on Wednesday.
Martin O'Grady, who thirty years
ago conducted marble shop here, was
| in Edgerton during the week hunting
up old acquaintances. He is now resi-
dent of Canada.
The Electric Light Co. have been
making some necessary repairs on the
pole line running to Indian Ford this
week during WI 'ch the day current has
been suspended.
Harry Levy of Chicago, who for a
| few years was a merchant in Edgerton,
called on old friends here on Friday. He
is now liz business at 120 North Clark
street in that city.
Brick laying on the new school build
ing is being held up by the failure OF the
yards at Danville, ILL.,, to ship the red
coursing brick on time. Workmen have
been waiting ten days for car said to
have been shipped.
Miss Isabelle Mcintosh, who has
been visiting her brothers at La Crosse
and Viroqua, was called home Saturday
by the illness of her mother. The latter
was stricken with fainting spell but is
now regaining her customary health.
Last Thursday the Sluggers went to
Milton and gave the team there warm
ing up that they won't forget for some
time. The score was 20 to 2 in favor OF
our BOYS. For an amateur base ball
team the Sluggers are one of the best
organizations, age considered, in this
part of the state.
1.-Two Merry Tramps" is one OF the
cleanest, cleverest, brightest, breeziest,
jolliest, smartest, singiest and most whis-
| tliest of all musical comedies that has
enlivened the theatrical going public In
years This attraction will be the offer
ing at Royal hall, Tuesday evening, Aug
ust Is.
Miss Alice r. Walden, the Chicago
| pianist who with the Misses Eleanora
and Ethel Olson, gave concert in Gull
ton Memorial hall early in May, will
give piano recital in Edgerton August
| 26th. Miss Walden was very enthusi-
| astically received when she appeared
here before and undoubtedly will draw
| a crowded house on her return engage
ment. Program and further particulars
will appear later.
Arrangements for Rock County fair
| at Evansville are rapidly rounding into
shape. The damage done by the cyclone
is all repaired. A full line OF attractions
has been engaged, and Il fast ball game
every forenoon Orders for live stock
accommodations are already coming in.
Everything seems favorable for first
class fair this fall, Sept. to a. A hearty
invitation is extended and good treat
ment promised.
In the evening of the big picnic,
Charles Fursett of the town of Albion
had his face badly pounded on the
streets, and Joseph Donley of the town
of Porter was the man who did the
pounding. Last Monday afternoon Mar
shall Welch drove out to Donley's place
| to make an arrest, but Mr.. Donley was
not at home. Tuesday morning he came
to town and voluntarily appe AIRED in
Judge Smiths court. Evidence was
taken and Donley settled the affair by
paying $40 fine, 50 costs and $50 dam
ages.
&C. E. Shannon returned Monday
from Sayner, Wis, where he has been
| rusticating at his resort on Lost Lake
| two and one half miles from that station
AR. Shannon has purchased a property
| there of some 80 acres fronting on Lost
Lake, equipped with number OF cot
tages, where the former proprietor has
conducted a resort hotel. A beautiful
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