The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-05-27

evening with visible tail.
George Harrison and wife passed
Sunday with relatives in Jefferson.
Lea, your orders for flowers for
Memorial Day with Mrs. Harry Ash. t2
e. C. Tallard and daughter were in
Milwaukee for short stay early in the
week.
Fred Dreyer and A. E. Stewart
passed Sunday with friends in Dous-
man.
Mrs. DR.. Morrison returned We'd
nesday from few days visit with rel
atives in Chicago.
w. R. Haylock and two daughters
are up from Beloit to pass few days
with relatives here.
The Royal Neighbors are planning
to give a dramatic entertainment in
Royal hall in the near future.
DIR. F. C. Meyer was the victim of
pleasant surprise on the occasion of
his birthday on Friday evening.
Next Sunday mornings service at
the Norwegian Lutheran church will
be conducted in the English language.
Any move toward holding cele-
bration here on the 4th should be made
at once. The date is only five weeks
away.
Little Perry Anderson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, has been
quite alarmingly i'll this week with ty-
phoid fever.
Lewis Lerum of Stoughton was up
before Judge North Monday on the
charge of bringing jag to town and
given the prescribed penalty, $40 and
costs.
Miss Gertrude Musgrove, for some
years teacher of the 9Th grade in our
public schools, is visiting friends here
for short time. Lately she has been
teaching at Miles City, Mont.
"A surprise party and shower in
honor of the prospective marriage OF
Miss Eva Pearson and Charles Spike
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Spike Friday evening.
A warrant is out for Earl Benson
of Dunkirk, who hired rig of VILE
mans livery Saturday, driving it about
the country two days and nights in
carousal and failing to return it to the
stable.
About twenty-five friends of Miss
Ella Johnson rendered her mjscella-
neous shower last Tuesday evening.
Miss johnson was the recipient of
fine lot of articles that will be useful
in years to come.
Mr.. David Whittet and wife, who
were called here from Redwood Falls,
Mimi, by the death of Mrs. Bunting,
will return-home Friday. They will be
accompanied by Mr.. Isaac Bunting and
wife, who will pass few weeks with
relatives in the west.
Reuben Sprague, for many years
resident of Edgerton, died at his home
in Beloit Wednesday morning, aged Il
years. He was veteran of the civil
war. captured and confined in Libby
prison. His son Henry is a railway
conductor living at Portage.
In a game at the Driving Park Fri
day afternoon with the St. Johns Mill
tary Academy team Albion Academy
was defeated by a score Of to l. The
BOYS from st. Johns showed strong
team work. clearly outclassing their
opponents Owing to a change in date
the attendance was not as large as ex-
pected.
"A most successful dancing party
was given under the auspices Of the
w. R. c.. at Academy hall Wednesday
evening. A very pretty feature of the
evening was a May-pole dance given by
a drilled class of school children under
the direction of Miss Emily Sewell.
Levers orchestra furnished the music
and over 500 was taken at the door.
Why does not every lady in town
come to cooking school? Never before
has Edgerton had a cook of national
reputation to teach the ladies so many
dainty, delicious and economical ways
of cooking things. Friday afternoon at
2 is the cake lesson and Friday evening
at z is the lesson on ice cream and de-
serts. Any single lesson is Is cents.
Everyone is invited to come and learn
how.
AT recent meeting of the Wiscon-
sin State Fire Prevention association
held in Milwaukee, Henry Johnson was
elected TO honorary membership. The
association is composed of general and
state agents Of fire insurance COM
panies. The honorary membership is
rarely conferred upon local agents, but