The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-15
The Old Southland sextette at the


NJ E. church tonight.
There will be two services at the
II. E. church next Sunday morning
and evening. These services close a
taree years pastorate of Rev. G. Ken
meth MacInnis and on Monday he leaves
for Amigo to attend conference.
Mrs. Jessie M. Fay of Whitewater
and Mrs. Anna R. Warner of Washing
ton, D. c., have been guests at the
home of Mrs. w. T. Pomeroy during
the week. Mrs. Warner departed on
Thursday for visit with relatives in
Beloit.
The Old Southland Sextette will be
at the Methodist church this Thursday
evening. Besides the Sextette you will
hear the Old Southland Quartette and
the Old Southland Trio. An evening of
great pleasure for all who attend.
"A. w. Shumway is the prize-win-
ner from Edgerton in the drawing of
Jurors for the October term of circuit
court. Only one plum dropped within
our corporate limits this time and that
went kerplunk into Mr.. Shumway's bas-
ket, the lid went down and wise ones
opine that there is no danger of its
slipping out.
The man who married an actress
and introduces her to his spinster sis
ter as the governess, gets into all sorts
of trouble, especially when his wife
finds ne is the fond parent of twin
daughters, aged seventeen years. A
maid servant with detective procllv-
tiles and "a clue in her head, Ger
man friend who nurses secret sor-
row and is looking for someone to put
sweet flowers on his grave, and many
other characters make "a Bachelors
Honeymoon" the funniest play seen in
years. 1t will be presented at Royal
hall, Tuesday evening, Sept. 10Th.
Charles w. Wileman of Edgerton
and Miss Elma E. Langworthy of Full
ton were married Tuesday afternoon at
the M. E. parsonage in GAINESVILLE by
Rev. T. D. Williams. After brief
honeymoon the newly welded couple
will return to Edgerton and commence
housekeeping in the residence owned
by Skinner & Keller in the End ward.
Mr.. Wileman has lived here for many
years and has many friends who will
welcome him home with his bride. Mrs.
Wileman is daughter of Elmer Lang
worthy of the town of Fulton and is
widely known to Edgerton people. The
Reporter wishes them happiness and
success through life together.
james Ylvisaker, young man en-
ployed as painter by Kaufman Bros,
was placed under arrest Saturday even
ing for issuing and passing fraudu-
lent check purporting to be drawn by
his employers. The check for 5000
was cashed at the Hahn hardware store
in payment for box of shells. The
instrument was drawn in favor of an
OCI0r WOrkI1dIl, WHO has SLICE 1elC
town, and bears his endorsement. An
examination was held before Justice
North Monday evening with Dist. Atty
Dunwiddie in charge of the prosecu-
ton. Ed Kaufman was placed on the
stand and swore to the fraudulency of
the check which had been distracted
from the back pages of their regular
check book. L. A. Anderson of the
First National bank testified as to the
similarity of the writing upon the check
to that of the defendant made on other
occasions. Upon the showing made,
Justice North bound Ylvisaker over to
municipal court trial on the 18th inst.
The criminal record of the young man
is very much against him, for it is
stated that he is out on parole from
the state reformatory where he had
been sent for some trouble at Slough
ton.