The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-06-18

week Tor a new roSlQeHco OIL OWIlJ 81.
on a lot recently purchased of Andrew
Jensen.
Mrs. S. Geedy and daughter
Blanche of Huntington, Ind, are visit
| ing at the home of Mrs. Geedy' daugh-
| ter, Mrs. A. E. Stewart in this city.
&C. E. Langworthy, Robt. More and
Supt. Barlass and wife of the county
asylum were at Madison Tuesday, at
tending state meeting Of superintend-
ents Of county poor.
An ice cream social will be held at
j. A. Henderson's Friday evening,
June IS, by the Eastern Star. Every
one is invited. Ice cream, sherbet and
cake will be served at 10c dish.
John Dave, wife and son Harold
returned Wednesday from California,
where they passed the winter months.
Coast climate agreed with them, Mr..
Dave especially. He gained in flesh
and looks robust and healthy.
Scott Hatch, wife and son Scottie
left Tuesday for months visit with
relatives in the East. They will first
stop at Exter, N. H., and after pass
ing week there will go to Vermont
for stay with relatives.
After this date double bills will be
given at the Scenic Theater on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings and the admis-
sion will be ten cents. There will be
| no entertainments the balance of the
week. The double bill means that you
get twice as much entertainment as is
given on the regular five cent evenings.
Engineer Joe Ellis of the James
Vile Madison interurban, moved his
headquarters from Edgerton to Slough
ton Wednesday evening, the location
survey having reached point within a
mile of that city. He estimates that
in ten days more the survey WILDE
complete to Madison and profile of
the route ready for the railway COM
mission. AS last run the line will keep
north of the railway right of way be-
tween this city and Stoughton.
Harvey Raymond has rented the
John Mawhinney building on Swift
street, recently occupied by Handtke &
McReynolds, and will remove his laun-
dry there. Mr.. Mawhinney is having
an addition built at the back of the
building 16x21, which will be used as a
boiler room. This will make an ideal
laundry, being we'll lighted and con-
venient.
Victor Hartzheim, Leon Dates, FL
mer Haylock, Oscar Hanson, Paul
Krohn, Louis Larson, Clara Hanson,
Emma Hanson, Veva Sutton, Mamie
Barness and Lille Barness composed a
party that took trip to Fort Atkinson
| Sunday in Lee Alder's launch. With
the exception of little rough sea on
the return trip, the party had most
enjoyable day. .~-~4
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
street assessment notice. 1t relates to
the proposed paving with brick, laying
of cutters and curbing on Main street,
Swift street and Henry street and that
the expense be charged to the abutting
property. The street assessment COM
mittee will be in session in council
chambers on Tuesday, June 10Th, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon to hear objec-
lions that may be made to said propo-
sition.
A bus load of members from Camp
44O drove to Milton Junction Monday
evening to witness the initiation of two
candidates to membership in the Wood
men Camp there. At the close of the
| ceremony luncheon was served and
social hour passed. The members of
the Junction Camp are earnest workers
for the good of the order, having a
Forester team that is competent to
perform degree work or make credit
able showing in exhibition drill. The
! Edgerton boys were met with well
come and royalty entertained while
/ there.
The 4th of July celebration will be
held in Edgerton on Monday, July 9Th.
1t will be held at the Driving Park and
an admission of Is cents will be charg-
ed. Preparations are being made for
rousing big time and the management
are making every effort to secure first
class attractions. Although the pro-
gram is not yet complete, but it is ar.
ranged to have three ball games, some
good horse races, good speaking and
good music. Special attractions are
being negotiated for. Don't go any,
where else, but come to Edgerton to
celebrate the 4th. We will commence
early and hold late.
! The annual Alumni banquet of the
Edgerton High School took place Fri
dax, oxyoy,iror IN tho Y,orIorc of tho M r.