The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-04-21

VIII mcintosh returned from tHe
East Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Kathan passed
Sunday with Beloit friends.
Mrs. Albert RAIDER visited at the
home of her parents in Evansville few
days this week.
Frank Harrison, son of James Har-
rison, has assumed management OF the
Central house at Evansville.
The Kvindeforening will meet with
Mrs. P. M. Ellingson in the basement
of the church, Thursday, April II.
Charles Green, who resigned his
position in Wilson's Laboratory April
1st, departed for the west Wednesday.
Fish have been plentiful in Saun-
der's creek this spring and bags of
them have been speared by lamp light
at night.
George Stricken has had cement
walks laid around his house and ce-
ment floor put in the basement. Bartz
Bros. did the work
Remember Friday is amateur night
at the Scenic The vaudeville stars
have been attracting good crowds
there during the week.
Henry Onsgard, a senior of Luther
college, DEBORAH, Iowa, spent his Eas-
ter vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Even Onsgard.
Geo. M. Underhill has sold his home
on Washington street to Mrs. Henry
Aiken of Pittsburg, Pa, possession to
be given about August 1st next.
j. o. Mellish, the boy astronomer
of Cottage Grove, passed Monday with
Rev. R. w. Roberts and both gave
talks before the Stoughton high school
that evening.
j. Harr Basel will be at the town
hall in Albion with his motion pictures
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of next week.
Change of program nightly.
"A benefit ball will be given in
Academy hall, Friday evening, April
81, 1911. Proceeds for immediate re-
lief of needy Edgerton family. Your
assistance will be appreciated. Music
donated by American orchestra.
The Rock county board met Tues
day and organized by electing j. A.
Paul of Milton chairman. The county
training school for teachers was locat-
ed at GAINESVILLE and the asylum investi-
cation is claiming much attention.
You are especially invited to the
union services at the Congregational
church Sunday evening. At this time
the prize essays in the W. c. I. U.
contest will be read and varied pro-
gram given. You surely want to go.
The families of Martin Voog,
julius Clement, Bert Foote and VIM.
Kelley attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Samuel Larson at the East Koshko-
nong church last Saturday. Mrs. Lar
son was mother to the ladies of the
above families.
The new council met and organic
ed Tuesday night. Each member
stepped into the harness with deter
mination to contribute his best SER
vices for the city's welfare during his
term of office. The first business ses-
sion will be held Tuesday, May End.
Another farm line is being organ
lied in the west part of Albion which
will connect ten or more farm homes
by telephone with the Edgerton cen
trail. The contracts have been signed
and the material ordered, so the work
of construction will be under way
shortly.
On another page of this paper is
shown some very attractive views
about C. E. 'Shannon's Lost Lake Re-
sort near Sayner, Wis. The location
is in a country where hay fever and
asthma are unknown and the best of
fishing and hunting abounds, and in
short an ideal place for a summer out
ing. The resort is open the year
around.
: -''The King of the Philippines" a
comedy-drama with music, arranged
and staged by S. FL. Buchanan, is to be
put on the boards at Royal hall, Mon
day evening, May LIST, by the Edgerton
band as it's annual benefit entertain
ment. 1t is well to keep in mind the
date and be prepared to witness one of
the best things the band has yet
brought out.
1t is rumored there will be quite
shake-up in the teaching force of the
public schools the coming year. Nearly
a half dozen of the grade teachers have
announced their intention not to return
and it looks as if the school board would
have plenty of business on hand to fill
the vacancies: Besides, the board vot-
nd NOT to ro-opUaro prof R0nthn at itS