The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-08-27
Mrs. Anna Cara of Philadelphia,

Mrs. Anna Cara of Philadelphia,
Pa, is a guest of J. j. Culton' family.
-"Her Dark Marriage Morn" at
Royal hall, Friday evening. August II.
The Young Ladies Society of the
Norwegian church will give an ice
cream social on the church lawn Friday
evening, Aug. u.
| Frank Brown is moving his resi-
dence property on Rollin street.-the
old Carter home-onto lot in the
| Kurtz addition to make room for new
residence to be built next spring. Jay
Walrath is doing the moving job.
The transfer of Bart Curran' S
blacksmith shop property and tools to
Mrs. d. l. Wilson took place this week.
Wallace Drake has leased the shop and
will conduct the business. The consid-
Grafton is said to be 81, 400.
Tennis players of Albion met defeat
at the hands of the Edgerton team on
the Culton court on Friday last. All
the honors in both singles and doubles
being taken by the locals. Those who
played for Edgerton were: c. L. Gull
ton, Roy Wright, w. F. Mabbett, DR..
keenan,, L. H. Towne and Will Bar
deem. Albion was represented by Bah
cock, Burdick, Green, Head and Noble.
Now that the depot park has been
cleared of the obnoxious band stand
and fire alarm tower, why not start a
movement to sod the grounds, provide
seats beneath the shade and make it a
real attractive park. Edgerton needs
few public places where the weary
may sit down and rest out of doors
during summer weather. The expense
of such a movement would be slight,
let's do it. The railway people would
doubtless help some, too.
The home of the Methodist society,
the church, has been improved the past
few weeks by covering the ceiling and
side walls of the audience room with
steel ceiling. The harmony of the dec
Grafton is strikingly handsome and the
room itself is certainly most inviting
place for divine worship. The entrance
and stairway have also been improved,
new ceiling being put on and new mat
ting on the stairs. The lower parlors
have been renovated and afford neat,
cool place for the Aid society meetings
and luncheon. The society have an
able mar in Rev. MacInnis for pastor
and his Sunday discourses attract large
audiences, and these, together with the
sweet music may be enjoyed by all
who have no other regular place to at
tend Sunday services.
The date for opening the public
schools is Monday, September 18th.
During vacation the buildings have all
been carefully inspected, renovated and
repairs made where necessary. Twenty
one instructors for the various positions
and grades have been employed as fol-
lows:
E. l. Roethe
Grace Bennett. So x E
B. M. Gle
Ada Goldsmith.
Agnes Leverdahl.
9Th grade-Helen E. Hull.
| 18th grade-Anna K. Smith.
9th grade-Leora BillingS-C Cobb.
9th grade-Della Hebel
5th grade-NOrma HargraveS.
| 5th grade Elizabeth Cleland.
4th grade-Mary A. Pyre.
4th grade--FranceS Gardner.
Sd grade-ZOe NJ. Painter.
Sd grade-Ethelan Hays.
I'd grade-ISabelle Mcintosh.
I'd grade-Marian Stone.
1St grade-a-Emily Seweu
1St grade-b-A Anna E. HOen.
Kindergarten-Bertha Volkman.
Asst. Observation-Disclosures Shumway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.F. Yagle and Mr..
and Mrs. O. A. Skibbo of Chicago, who
are spending a novel vacation in the
country, were guests of The Carlton on
Friday night. They were enroute home
from two weeks vacation trip among
| the resorts of Wisconsin, travelling with
motor tricycles. Their machines were
three wheel affairs containing an extra
| seat for the women and accommoda-
tions for the necessary baggage, little
stronger built than the average motor
| cycle and having power sufficient to
make Is to 40 miles an hour on good
roads. 1t was the first machine of the
kind seen in these parts and naturally
attracted good deal of attention
while they were at the hotel. When
favored with good roads and weather
they declared it was very delightful
method of taking long journeys in the
country and at much less expense than
travelling with autos. Mr.. Yagle has
charge of the cigar stand in the Great
Northern hotel in Chicago.
The Cambridge News last week I'M
justly scored the management of the
T. A. & B. picnic on account of the
| treatment the Cambridge base ball team