The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-08-06
Girl wanted at Carlton hotel.

20. N. Coon of Harmony visited the
family of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Car
rier, on Monday.
Mrs. H. r. Houfe and Mrs. Will
Houfe visited friends in Evansville a
few days this week.
Mrs. J. S. Miller of Burlington is
paying visit to her parents, w. T.
Pomeroy and wife.
Members of T. A. & B. society and
cadets are requested to. be in hall at
$50 morning of picnic.
The families of Alfred Anderson
andsM. H. Ford went to Lake Kegonsa
Tuesday for two weeks outing at the
Lemmel cottage.
All business men in city are invited
to be represented in the parade next
Wednesday morning. Parade will form
on Albion street.
W. S. Heddles was, down from
Madison Tuesday evening to. attend a
meeting of the directors of the Tobacco
Exchange bank.
&C. B. MacInnis, wife and two chill
dren Of Pittsburg, Pa, arrived Tuesday
evening for couple weeks visit with
Rev. G. X. MacInnis and family.
The GAINESVILLE city council has de-
clined to grant the usual druggists
permits to dispense liquors, and a ply
sician's prescription will be required
before sale can be legally made.
The M. E. Sunday school held
their annual picnic at Charley Bluff
Wednesday. Three large rigs and
many small ones transported the chill
dren to the lake where happy day
was spent.
"Wednesday evening, August 18th is
the date the ''The College Boy" is
booked for Royal hall. 1t is clever
comedy with catchy music and a big
cast of farciers, dancers and singers.
Seats on sale at Ash's.
1t is matter of regret that Miss
Malta Thornton, one of the most effic
lent teachers in the high school, has
resigned her position. The vacancy
was filled at board meeting Wednes-
day evening, as will be noticed by the
proceedings published elsewhere.
ALI members of the order of Good
Templars are requested to be present
Friday night, the 9Th inst, as there
will be election and installation of offic-
ers. We extend an invitation to neigh
boring lodges. Come and have social
time with us.-W. J. Wickham, w. C.
The reputation of VIM. Owen and
company to properly present Shakes
pearean plays was fully maintained in
the production of GAS You Like IT, at
Royal hall Wednesday evening. The
company was strong one with not
an unschooled player in it. The cos
tunes and scenery were very fine and
the good sized audience present SEEM
ingly enjoyed the entertainment as well
as any ever given in Royal hall.
The VIM. Schrub corner, north of
Wilson Bros. laboratory, was sold on
Wednesday to the Edgerton Electric
Light Co. for $500. Through an ex-
change of property Wilson Bros. are
to get title to this lot completing their
ownership of the entire block on Main
street, and the Light Co. lot on the 1
opposite side of the street on which to
erect an office and storage building.
The consideration on latter lot was
$500.
Mrs. Jennie Earle, who for the past
five years has been matron at the
Stoughton hospital, has resigned her
position and moved to Madison where
her son Lloyd is learning the plumbing
trade. AS matron of the hospital, Mrs.
Earle has performed her duties most
conscientiously and has done her part
to win for the hospital the prestige it
has. During her stay in our city she
has, made many friends who will wish
her well in her new home. - Stoughton