The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-10-08
A bow babe was born at the home

A boy babe was born at the home
of VIM. Schieldt on Monday.
stThe Beggar Prince" at Royal hall
Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th.
Marshal Phil Welch has gone to
Rice Lake for ten days stay.
Miss Anna Hoen visited friends in
Chicago on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Anna Nelson returns from her
trip abroad this Thursday evening.
Mrs. F. w. Coon visited Mrs. C.
V. Bardeen at Madison on Thursday.
H. c.. eSchmeling and family will
spend Saturday and Sunday in Milwau-
kee.
Horace Pease of Fulton has gone
to Milwaukee to take employment as
locomotive fireman.
George Spike, residing west OF
town, has purchased farm with stock
and tools near Bloomer, Wis.
Miss Inger Hoen left last week for
Champaign, Ill.,, to enter the Univer-
sity of Illinois.
Miss Louise Jessup entertained a
company of friends Tuesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Will Naset of Sparta.
The front part of Fred Campbell's
harness shop has been remodeled, new
shelving and counters added. Next
week Mike Schmidt will move his shoe
stock there.
The Edgerton Telephone Co. are
working an extra force trimming and
repairing their lines for the winter
months. An additional piece of cable
has been strung which will permit the
removal of considerable aerial wire.
Don't forget that the annual har-
vest festival and supper of the w. K.
C. will be given next Tuesday evening,
Oct. 18th. You were never surer OF
getting good supper than on this oc-
casion. The ladies will commence to
serve at 5 o'clock and continue till all
are satisfied.
j. w. Taylor, formerly general
storekeeper for the Milwaukee road
with headquarters at Milwaukee, has
succeeded F. H. Myers as superinten-
dent of the Prairie du Chen and Min
eral Point divisions. Mr.. Myers has
been transferred to the River and Chip
pewa Falls division.
"A car load of crushed rock, tailings
from the zinc mills at Platteville, has
been received during the week, which
is being used in the driveway about the
Child high school building. 1t seems
to be Just the right kind of material
for top dressing macadam road. Why
not try it on Swift street?
A missionary service Will be con-
Quoted by Rev. J. Halvorson Of Rock
dale at the Norwegian Lutheran church
next Sunday. At the morning service
there will be home mission offering.
At o'clock in the afternoon Rev. Hal
vorson will give an address in English,
telling of his recent travels in Alaska.
Special music at both services.
"A good sized crowd from all parts
of the state is expected here on Fri
day, October 18th, to witness the game
of ball between the special agents of
fire insurance companies and local
agents of fire insurance companies do
ing business in the state. Both teams
will come here intending to win, as
there is purse of 5000 to be played
for. The people of Edgerton Ind vicin-
ity should all go and see this game.
The title of the Royal hall prop
erty, which is owned jointly by the
Masonic and Odd Fellow lodges of this
city, is likely to become the sole prop
erty of Fulton Lodge F. & A. M. If an
agreement reached by the trustees of
these orders is carried out. In consid-
Grafton of lease for the use of the
lodge rooms for twenty years, the Odd
Fellows have consented to relinquish
their interest, leaving the Masonic or
der to assume the Indebtedness and
control of the property.
"A new time table, effecting mainly
both the east and west bound evening
trains, went into effect on Sunday last.
Both are made about twenty minutes
later in arrival at this station. No.
1877, the Chicago-Madison train, leaves
Chicago now at 4:20 instead of O'Clock
and should reach Edgerton at 7:47p. m.
The Observation-Disclosures train return
ing now leaves Madison at o'clock in
stead of $40 and is due here at Gas.
The change is likely to lose our evening
mails oftener than before should these
trains be unable to make their time.
Evident it is that HI. HI. Dickinson
knows how to produce more potatoes
from the amount of seed planted than