The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-08-13

james Keegan of Mason City, Ia,
has been visiting relatives here a few
days.
Mrs. Mary B. Badger of North
Loup, Neb., was visiting in Edgerton a
few days this week.
The rain checks given out at the
picnic will be good for the postponed
races Friday afternoon.
| DR. Meyers and bride have return
ed from their honeymoon, passed camp
ing at Arbor Vitae, Wis.
Mrs. George Nohr of Oklahoma
City visited friends in Edgerton for a
couple of days last week.
Mrs. w. H. Oschner of Madison
and Miss Cora Carpenter of Evansville
are guests of Miss Minerva Coon.
w alter Mabbett, our local tennis
expert, won his game at the state
tournament in Milwaukee on Saturday.
Miss Sadie Nelson returned Thurs
day after a few weeks vacation, to
again take up her duties in L. c. Whit
tets office.
| Anyone finding child's pocketbook
containing about two dollars will make
a little girls heart glad by returning
| it to this office
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Atwood have
been making a three weeks visit at
| the home of their son, DR.. Burr At
wood, at Oconto.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. I. Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Maltpress left yes
terday for few days visit to the
Dells at Kilbourn.
The game at Athletic Park last
Sunday was an overwhelming victory
for the visiting team, the score IL to 3
in favor of Fort Atkinson.
m. J. Shackleton and family are in
Edgerton for week. Mr.. Shackleton
is employed as special salesman for the
Baldwin Co., Chicago and Cincinnati.
The Ladies Society of the Norwe-
gian Luthean church will meet with
Mrs. Peder Hansen Muggerud, Thurs
day, Aug. 10. The bus will be at the
church at 1890.
| "A baby boy was born to Robert
Mohr and wife Sunday, July Is, 1909.
The young Mr.. Mohr has been christ
ened Aaron Richard, which is good
sounding name to travel through life
with.
james Keller, Jessie Morrissey and
| Martha Summerfeldt are taking their
vacation from the Department store.
Miss Morrissey is passing the time with
her sister, Mrs. Donovan, in Hartland,
MINI.
Mrs. Fred Jensen and daughter
Virginia left Thursday evening for
| Sparta to visit her sister, Mrs. Graves,
and afterwards will go to River Falls
for a short stay at the home OF her
| grandparents.
In compliance with the new law,
the proceedings of the school board are
published in this issue of The Reporter.
1t is the first publication of school board
proceedings in the history of school
matters in Edgerton.
/ Large ads on the inside pages of
this issue will tell of the advantages
offered in securing business education
at business colleges in GAINESVILLE, Be-
lott and Baraboo, all under management
of the Beloit Business college.
Herman Erickson of the town of
Porter has sold his farm of 40 acres to
Jens Nosum, consideration $4470; and
Frank Sperry of Porter has sold his
farm of 40 acres to Ed Ford, consider
alton $500. Sales made by Chas. E..
Sweeney's real estate agency.
Mrs. J. M. Conway entertained a
large company of her lady friends Sat-
urday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Casey
of Chicago. The guests filled sixteen
tables and $500" was the card game
played. The honors fell to Mrs. Hen
derson, Mrs Birkenmeyer and Mrs.
Casey.
|. The warmest week of the year and
one of extremely high temperature,
every day of which the thermometer
mounted to 80 and above, closed Sun
day evening with cooling rain. The
rain was quite general in southern Wis
consin and in many localities put an
end to the long drouth burning up pas
lures and crops. A more moderate
temperature since has been grateful
relief to all concerned.
Game Wardens Drafahl and john
son, who have been watching fishing
operations on Lake Koshkonong for a
few days, rounded up VIM. Geske and
Panl Schultz on Monday, taking them
to Evansville, where they were charged
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