The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-04-23

dition made to her residence.
Mrs. P. III. Meyer and children are
visiting her brother, II. D. Ogden and
family.
Mrs. J. H. Downey is entertaining
Mrs. j. II. Stevenson and daughter of
Minneapolis.
F. w. Coon and son Warren re-
turned Sunday evening from a ten days
trip to the Southwest.
The Pigeforening is invited to meet
at the home of Miss Amelia Holland
this Thursday evening.
Mrs. DeForest of GAINESVILLE, has
been visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. T. B. Earle this week.
Christian Thompson of Cambridge,
has been at the home of his son Joel
and family few days this week.
The ladies society of the Norwegian
church will meet with Mrs. J. Lime
void in the basement of the church
Thursday, April 10Th.
F. J. Boiling, J. Lusch and Van
Ness Green of Portage, and John I.
Boland of Lodi, were here Monday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. C. O. Shan
non.
Phil Welch was in the northern
part of the state the first of the week
with a view of making an investment
in some of the choice lands near Rice
Lake.
The lecture by Mr.. j. Q. Emery,
which was announced in the churches,
has been indefinitely postponed on &C
count of the entertainment at Royal
hall.
Ed Peters still holds the blue rib
bon for wild goose killing. Last week
out of couple fiocks that were feeding
in this vicinity he secured eleven, all
nice fat ones, too.
An abundance of rainy weather has
delayed the spring seeding in this sec
ton of the state, as much Of the soil is
kept too wet to work. The pastures,
however, are getting fine start.
The call for the spring meeting of
the county board was made for Wednes-
day for organization and appointment
of the standing committees. L. E.
Gettle was again elected chairman.
Many pretty girls, dainty costumes,
funny comedians and clever specialties
will be seen with the Lyman Twins at
Royal hall, Tuesday evening, April 27.
Seats on sale Saturday noon, April "a.
Miss Petra Swenson and Clarence
Harris of Marshfeld were married at
Wausau on Wednesday, April 18th, by
Rev. Ole F. Doe. Miss Swenson was a
resident of Edgerton until a few years
ago.
Hereafter the advance seats will
be placed on sale for entertainments at
Royal hall at noon instead of clock
in the morning. Managers Jensen &
Stewart think, this will give better sat-
isfaction.
"A gold watch belonging to Miss
Bessie Flagg was taken from the
drawer of a desk in the Hubbel ware
house between Saturday evening and
Monday morning. The thief left no
clue as to how he gained entrance.
Mrs. Frank Ash, Mrs. A. E. Stew
art, Mrs. J. P. Coon, Mrs. c. F. Nab
bett, Mrs. Geo. Doty and Mrs. T. B.
Earle were in Monroe two days of the
week attending meeting of the Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs.
Harry Mclean and wife of Michi-
gan City, Ind, have been visiting old
time friends in Edgerton few days
this week. For nearly thirty years Mr..
Mclean has been employed by the
Michigan, Central Ry., running between
his home and Chicago.
Some big surprises in the way of
picture dances, gorgeous mechanical
and electrical transformations are to be
seen with the Lyman Twins in 'The
Yankee Drummer" at Royal hall,
Tuesday evening, April II. Seats on
sale Saturday noon, April "a.
Confirmation takes place at the
Norwegian Lutheran church next Sun
day. The class numbers Is and the
following are the names of the mem
bers:
Gilman Teisberg, Tidemand Oehlin,
Oscar Jensen, Melvin Bake,
Henry Jensen, Clara IverSOn,
Victor Hauge, Pease Stewart,
Sanford Onsgard, Esther AdolphSOn,
Peter Gunderson, Bessie Bosben
Carl MickelsOn Selma Guinness,
Leon Ellingson, Ade1ine Haired.
Marvin Johnson Sigma MathisOn.
The pocketbook that Sam Wileman
lost, containing about one hundred and
fifty dollars, was found by Harry
Boothroyd in front of Tall & Marsden's