The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-10-01

Mrs. Mooney of Brodhead has been
with relatives here portion of the
week.
/ The 63rd birthday of Mrs. Wray
] Watson was the occasion of pleasant
family gathering at her home last
Thursday evening.
Julius Summerfeldt, wife and son
George were guests of Mrs. Summer
feldt's sister, Mrs. Brummund, near
GAINESVILLE, on Sunday.
R. C. Hill and daughter, Mrs.
Grace Stevens, of Waukegan, ILL.,, were
guests of DR.. McChesney's family a
portion of last week, returning home
Sunday evening.
The German parochial school open
ed last Monday. Rev. Spilman is act
ing as instructor until a professor is
selected. At the meeting last Sunday
| two or three were considered, but no
| definite action was taken.
Mrs. Sloan and her little grand
daughter, Bertha Perry, left Sunday
| for her home in the City of Mexico.
Little Bertha has been staying with her
other grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A..
Perry, for several weeks past.
Mrs. j. A. Jensen and Miss Clara
Jensen jointly entertained a company
of their lady friends at the home of the
latter on Friday afternoon and Satur-
day evening the whist club was enter
| tanned at the home of Mrs. Jensen.
&C. E. Sweeney real estate agency
reports the sale of the following two
| farms this week: VIM. Larance of the
town of Dunkirk, 80 acres, to Herman
Erickson of the town of Porter at $50
per acre; N. A. Pound of GAINESVILLE his
| 80 acre farm in Porter to Tom Ford at
500 per. acre.
| Some boys have the habit of tear
ing advertising matter from bill boards.
Break that habit! There is good,
smart fine for work of this kind, and
owners of bill boards have been pes
tered long enough. They will cause the
| arrest of anyone molesting bill board
advertising. Beware!
The Firemen base ball team will
| play team composed of members of
| the Edgerton cornet band at Athletic
Park, Wednesday afternoon, October
9th. Game called at o'clock. just
stick around there at that time and
you'll see some fun. In the last game
the Firemen won. It'll be toss up
| this time.
The first foot ball accident of the
season is reported from Cambridge on
Saturday last in game of the Slough
ton and Cambridge high school teams.
Perley Criddle, Stoughton boy, broke
his leg early in the game between the
knee and ankle. The accident did not
prevent Stoughton from winning by a
score of z to g.. II &.
Rev. r. W. Roberts, the new pas
tor of the Congregational church, will
fill the pulpit next Sunday morning and
evening Everyone cordially invited to
| attend the services. The subject of
his morning sermon will be: 81 Ask
Therefore, With What Intent Ye Sent
for Me-" In the evening his theme
will be: s'The Power of an Endless
Life"
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to any extent in this locality came on
Sunday morning last, the 9th, and
then it can hardly be called a killing
frost for only the most tender vegeta-
ton was effected. Tobacco has been
practically secured and corn in most
cases was beyond danger so that frost
coming any time now is not likely to do
much injury to the seasons crops.
I 1.-THE Newlyweds' Honeymoon"
that was good show, we'll presented
and served the purpose for which it was
intended made everybody laugh and
forget their cares and troubles for the
nonce. Catchy songs, jingling music
and funny sayings interspersed helped
to make the pleasure continual from
curtain up to curtain down. 1t was one
of those musical comedies that ought
| to please any audience.
The Deerfeld ball team will be here
again on Sunday to play the Giants at
| Athletic Park The Deerfield boys
have not been beaten since they were
here early in the season, when they
were beaten to 5. To beat the Giants
will be more glory for them than all
other victories of the season. Short,
Pope and Hanson will be the battery
for the Giants, while Borderman, ABBY
and Helmicks will serve for Deerfeld.
Game called at 2:30.
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