The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-06-05
Howard Wentworth of Winona,

A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Kruger last Monday.
DIR. B. l.. Cleary is attending the
medical CO 1gress in Chicago this week.
Miss Lillian Maths of Rockford was
the guest of Miss Christie Bowen a few
days last week.
Clarence Bowen and Elmer Herrick
are at Lima constructing barn for
Johnathan Marsden.
Mrs. L. w. Person was called to
Whitewater Friday by the serions i'll
ness of her father.
All those interested in making plans
for 4th of July celebration are request
ed to meet at the Carlton Friday even
ing at o'clock.
"A. G. Gray of Evansville and L. M.
Nelson, connected with the Soldiers Re
lief commission, were making their an
nual visit in Edgerton Wednesday. Both
gentlemen were accompanied by their
wives.
The Young Ladies Sodality of st.
Joseph's church gave Miss Anna Ford
miscellaneous shower Friday evening az
the home of j. c. Burns. Light refresh
ments we're served and most enjoyable
evening spent.
Austin Riley, fresh from visit in
England, arrived here Tuesday. He re-
ports pleasant ocean trip both going
and returning. The outward journey
was made on the big liner Lusitania in
five and half days.
"A concert will be given in Academy
chapel in Albion, Wednesday evening,
June 10th, by Mrs. G. F. Tallard, con-
tralto, Mabelle Wilson, reader, Miss
Nellie Bentley violin, Andrew Jenson,
Jr., piano. Admission 25 cents.
The w. S. Heddles home standing
upon the new Florence Child school lot
was sold at auction Wednesday morning
by L. q. Towne. The property was
knocked down to Mrs. A. r. Hill for
$500 and must be moved within 30 days.
BY special request of Prof. Ringoen.
local talent from here will give concert
in Academy chapel, Albion, Wednesday
evening, June 10th. Mrs. G. f. Tallard,
Miss Mabelle Wilson, Miss Nellie Bent
ley and Andrew Jensen, Jr., compose the
party.
VIM. II. Houfe and Miss Ethel Davis
were united in marriage at GAINESVILLE
last Thursday This was a surprise to
their many friends, although there are a
large number who join in corgratula-
tians. For the present the young couple
will make their home with the groom's
parents, H. r. Houfe and wife.
Mrs. M. L. Carrier on Wednesday
entertained in honor of Miss Georgia
Bowen, the guests being twenty former
schoolmates. The host furnished each
guest with towel they were expected
to hem. An amusing feature was an &C
count of the wedding trip which each
guest gave.
Public worship at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday at 1870 a. N.
and 7:3O p. N. Morning subject, More
Faith, Less Haste" Evening subject,
"The Doctrine of Personal Liberty" A
cordial welcome to everyone is extended.
Prayer meeting will be held tonight at
7:3O. The monthly missionary meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs Nels
Nelson tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
R. j. Maltpress has sold his stock of
goods to M. B. Fletcher, giving posses
sion Monday morning of this week.
| During the few months Mr.. Maltpress
has conducted the store he has had
steadily increasing business, and appre-
ciates the liberal patronage accorded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher have been con-
nected with the trade here for years and
need no introduction to our readers.
They have engaged Miss Emma Malt
paess as clerk and she will remain there
for the present.
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and made about hundred and eighty
exposures of residences and business
houses, and is now busy filling orders
for pictures This is the second season
he has been called to that city to make
views. Increasing business demanded
better equipment at the studio and this
week artists from Milwaukee have been
making wall backgrounds in water color
work. The scheme does away with q
number of the larger screens and gives
longer and wider range for group work.
One evening last week the James
vile Gazette made mention that Marshal
WEIGH was filling up the county jail
with Edgerton DRINKS, which causes US
to rise to explain that they were not our
undesirable citizens at all. Five out of
six of the men given over to the keeping