The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-04-30
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Towne were
,hicago visitors Tuesday and Wednes-

visited relatives mere snort Time our
ing the week.
IS. l.. Emery assisted in installing
a milking machine for Allan Davis in
Milton last week.
DIR. Holton was called to Chicago
Wednesday morning on business for a
couple of days stay.
Henry Johnson and wife were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Souders
in Chicago few days of the werk.
The planting of about $500 worth
of shrubbery in Fassett cemetery has
been commenced this week.
20. R. Pomeroy brought down It'd
ings from the Kickapoo to his old
friends here early in the week.
Going to plant rose rose bushes this
season? If so, you should read Perry's
adv. in this issue. He gives them away
The Stebbinsville Sunday school
was reorganized Sunday, April Is, and
will meet regularly hereafter at Up. m.
Harley Barnson, who. represents a
varnish house on the road was calling
upon old friends in Edgerton Tuesday.
Any one having old newspapers to
donate to the Ladies society of the Con-
gregational church, please call up No. 8.
Miss Bertha Vickers arrived re-
Gently from Sheffield, England, for an
extended visit to her brother, Fred
Vickers, and other relatives in this
vicinity.
Seats for the Sun Flower Minstrel
performance are going fast. The OBJ
ject, too, that of adding to the piano
fund by the federation is a worthy one,
remember.
Mrs. Ed. Nichols and family left
Wednesday morning for Viroqua, where
Mr.. Nichols has been employed for sew
eral months past, with view of max
| ing their home in that city.
The Bennett Marble Works at
GAINESVILLE, which is now closing out of
business, advertises reduced prices for
monuments, markers, ETC., in another
column of this paper. Our readers will
| do well to consult them before placing
orders.
Justice Smith assessed good stiff
fines against couple of young men
brought before him Monday morning,
charged with creating disturbance on
| the streets late Saturday night. Ten
dollars and costs was dealt out to one
and twenty and trimmings to the other
| with admonition that the dose would be
doubled if they came back again. The
| fines were both settled.
The many friends of Conductor
Chas. Howard, who has run on the Mil
waukee road for great many years,
will regret to learn that he is confined
in Milwaukee hospital and in quite a
critical condition from an affection OF
the throat that requires an operation.
| He is brother-in-law of Mr.. R.. j.
Maltpress of this city. His run for
more than twenty five years has been
| from Milwaukee to Mineral Point.
The first schedule game of the High
School league was played by the Ed
gerton team at Whitewater on Satur-
day and the boys bumped up against a
good strong team that put it over them
by a score of 10 to l. The home team
need practice and the patching up OF
some weak spots before they can ex-
pect to hold down some of the teams
belonging to the league. Stoughton
expected to play Milton Monday but
rain put a stop to the game.
Under the topic of 'The Sign of
the Cross" James F. O'Donnell enter
tanned large audience at Royal hall
Friday evening with his representations
of characters in the we'll known drama
of that name. His subject gave him
an opportunity to show his ability to
cover wide range of representations,
all of which were unusually we'll done.
AS result tLa ST. Roses society added
a snug sum for their share of the re-
ceipts of the entertainment.
-Honors are coming fast to our own
Billy Sullivan, manager of the White
Sox ball team. The Chicago papers
note that lust before the commence
ment of last Saturdays game with ST.
Louis, ninety-six pieces of silver, care
fully slowed within spacious strong
box, sailed Sullivan's way before the
battle started as token of esteem
from members of the Calumet Council
No. 632, Knights of Columbus. The
occasion was marked by much eclat
and served to Undue the thoroughly
; aroused South Siders with fervent de-
sire to go forth and fay the visitors,
an undertaking which they accomplish
ed with reckless abandon.
LYMAN Twins maintained their rep