The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-05-13

of Madison friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Clarke are
home from visit to their daughter at
Sparta.
&C. F. Wright of Libertyville, ILL.,,
was a guest of his son Roy short time
this week.
Ward B. Wentworth, of North &
Wentworth, accompanied party of
land seekers to the Judith Basin last
week.
The Dutch Market at the Metho-
dist church Wednesday evening was
well patronized and splendid supper
was served. The proceeds were about
$55.
The Albion Academy and ST. Johns
Military Academy of Delafield will play
baseball at the Driving Park, Thursday
afternoon, May 10Th. Game called at
o'clock
Allen Skinner and wife have been
passing portion of the week in Ocon-
omowoc Mrs. Fred Henderson was
down from Stoughton to care for the
children during their absence.
Little Catherine Burgy fell off the
platform in the rear of Frank Burgy's
living rooms Saturday evening to the
ground, distance of twelve feet, and
miraculously escaped without injury.
Rev. G. K. MacIlnis went to Bar
aboo Wednesday on business connected
with the purchase of the new organ.
On his return Thursday he stopped off
at Madison to attend the Sunday
School convention.
Chester Ellingson left on Monday
evening for Harlowtown,. Mont, where
he has secured employment in the
freight office of the Milwaukee railway
at that point which is division head
quarters on the Pacific coast extension.
"A number of members of Maple
wood camp R. N. A. went to Slough
ton Monday to witness initiation work
by Arbor Vitae camp of that city. Mrs.
Eva Childs, supreme oracle of the state,
was present. They report having been
entertained most royalty by the Slough
ton ladies'.
The annual convention of the Rock
County Sabbath School association will
be held in the Congregational church of
this city on Tuesday and Wednesday,
May II and Is. An interesting pro-
gram is being prepared and it will pay
you to be present at all of the sessions.
"A party of relatives AMI neighbors
of Mrs. Robert Jensen organized a
pleasant surprise upon the occasion of
her 10th birthday Sunday and dropped
in at her home for social evening.
A rug and several fancy dishes were
presented her as an evidence of their
esteem and best wishes.
Frank Burgy took an automobile
party of ladies to Madison Monday ev-
ening to attend the Shumann-Heink
concert. Leaving here at p. m. they
arrived in the capitol city in time for a
ride about the city before dinner, and
were home again shortly after mid
night. Miss Mae Spencer, Jesse Nab
bett, Agnes Severdahl, Ada Goldsmith
and Grace Bennett comprised the party.
The Monday Club held it's closing
meeting on May 9th at the residence of
Mrs. I. L. Wentworth. The program
of the afternoon consisted of election
of officers for the ensuing year, fol-
lowed by piano solo by Mrs. Went
worth and an interesting book review
by Mrs. Hopkins, entitled ''The Grand
issimes." After the program a tempt
ing three course luncheon was served
by the hostess, which was much ap-
preciated by all present, as was also
the readings given by Miss Cecil
Wentworth after the luncheon.
The following persons from this
city and vicinity recently made appli-
cation to Clerk of the Court Jesse
Earle for their second naturalization
papers: Henry Ebbott, Julius Sum-
merfeldt, August Plautz, August
Ruosch, Adolph Marisch, Herman Vens-
Ike, Albert Ruosch, John Schumacher,
August Geishirt, Albert Porath, Chas.
Trettin, VIM Nichol, VIM. Zell, VIM.
Maves, Ferdinand Schmeling, Herman
Crepe. Their examination for the
granting of rights of citizenship will
be held in the circuit court rooms in
GAINESVILLE on September 26th.
An umbrella member, whose iden-
tity is unknown, was found murdered
in the ''hobo" camp which adjoins the
Monona yards of the Chicago & North
western road at Madison, by John
Jaeger, railroad man, Sunday after
noon. His throat was cut from ear to
ear and he also had cuts on his back