The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-09-24
Royal hall tonight.

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Geo. Gary was down from Madison
for short stay Wednesday.
Miss Emeline Abbott of Madison is
a guest of Mrs. L. H. Towne.
Miss Inger Hoen entertained COM
pany of friends Monday afternoon.
Miss Amanda Peterson will enter
tain the Pigeforening this Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Ann Wardle left on Thursday
morning for visit with relatives in
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. w. F. Learn and children
have returned from visit to Glen
Smith in South Dakota.
Miss Edna Wilson returned to OBJ
erlin, Ohio, Monday to resume her
musical education.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Robinson of
Topeka, Kan, arrived yesterday for
brief visit with relatives in Edgerton.
Ball game at Athletic Park next
Sunday. Giants VS.. Shelley-Houde team
of Milwaukee. Game called at 2:30.
-Thos. Biggar, who has charge of
large tobacco plantation at Walkerville,
Canada, is here for short visit to his
parents in Fulton.
Information from Rochester, Mimi,
states that Court Bliven was to be op-
Grated on at the Mayo hospital on
Thursday of this week.
The Pease Bros. of Fulton are
shipping couple of car loads of clam
shells discarded by the pearl hunters,
to button factory at Muscateen, Ia.
The National Norwegian Pioneer
association is holding two days ses-
sion at Stoughton today and tomorrow.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged.
Eddie Hoover has again accepted
position in Shumway's barber shop.
He has been sick with ague and fever
most of the time since leaving here a
few months ago.
Milo Jones, a boy visiting at j. E.
Mulowney's west of town, had the mis-
fortune to get his hand caught in to-
baceo rack on Monday and his fingers
were badly crushed.
The Electric Light Co. are rebuild
ing good portion Of their lines about
town and doing good job trimming
trees, etc., putting every portion of the
property in first class shape, which
means better service to it's customers.
1.-THE Newlyweds' Honeymoon" at
Royal hall this Thursday evening. 1t
is funny play with lots of jingling
music. Miss Edna Lurene is with the
company and each member is strong III
the profession. Lots of special scenery
and special features.
The interior of St. Joseph's church
has been most thoroughly cleaned the
past week, the big vacuum cleaner be-
longing to the city schools being used
for that purpose. The ladies society
are much pleased with the rapidity and
efficiency of the vacuum method of
housekeeping.
&C. E. Sweeney real estate agency
reports the sale of the following two
farms this week: E. M. Hubbell 100
acre farm in the town of GAINESVILLE to
Aug. Schmeling at s$12O per acre; and
the Aug. Schmeling 40-acre farm in
Edgerton to Henry Thronson for $45OO..
The Rock County Telephone Co. of
GAINESVILLE has been recognized by the
taking over of the stock of those who
desired to sell their interests to the
Wisconsin Co., and will continue to be
Independent. New capital to the
amount of SIG, 200 was secured to take
over 135 shares of Messrs. Palmer,
Grant and Richardson, which were sold
at premium of $3.50 per share.
"A game of base ball for purse of
5000 is to be played at the Driving Park
in this city on October 18th, between
teams selected from local representa-
tives of insurance companies doing bus
mess in the state and special agents of
insurance companies doing business IN
the state. Several cities made bid to
get the game, but Edgerton landed it.
1t means the bringing here of large
number of people at that time 1t will
be swift game and everyone will want
to attend.
The council have decided to adver-
tise for bids for the laying of water
main from High street at intersection
of Lawton around to meet the main
near Whittet's lumber office. This will
give double system from the pump
ing station to the city, and in case any
thing hammered at the Standniue thn