The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-04-14
Elmer Ebbott has been confined to

guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Huxtable
on Sunday.
Mrs. w. T. Pomeroy went to Burl-
ington Friday to spend the week with
her daughter.
George, Rea passed few days the
first of the week with his brother at
Mount Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Beck and
child were up from GAINESVILLE to pass
Sunday with relatives.
Mr.. Emil Grimm of Dodgeville, an
expert painter, has been employed by
the Edgerton Wagon Co.
Farmers have quite generally start
ed their seeding this week with the soil
in fine condition for tillage.
The Edgerton Wagon Co. closed a
contract for 500 sets of bob sleighs with
party in Iowa last week.
Roger Perry and Emil Schumacher
left Tuesday for ST. Elmo, Ala, where
they are establishing fruit farms.
Mrs. H. C. Adams of Madison was
a guest at the home of Mrs. A. w.
Bentley from Friday until Tuesday.
Miss Ida Anderson will entertain
the Pigeforening at the home of Mar
tin Nelson, Thursday evening, April 20.
Invitations have been issued for a
recital to be given by the pupils of Miss
Nellie Bentley at her home on Satur-
day evening.
"A steam road roller was unloaded
at this station the first of the week,
recently purchased by Dane county,
which will be put in use in the town of
Albion shortly.
The annual Royal Neighbor ball
will be held in Academy hall Wednes-
day evening, April 26th. Thompson's
orchestra of Madison has been engaged
to furnish the music.
Jay Walrath is moving the building
from the Rooney lot on Henry street
onto lots owned by Frank Brown east
of the creek, to make room for P. M.
Ellingson's new hardware store.
Among the recent transfers of Chi
cago property we note that of 28-
apartment building located on Grand
Blvd, Hyde Park, to L. H. Towne of
this city.
N. E. Nelson, now of Racine, was
a visitor in Edgerton over Sunday. He
will have charge of the sewer construc-
ton at Stoughton for Contractor Hard
ing, on which work was started this
week.
"A good play with good strong
plot and an unusual amount of very
rich comedy, interpreted by clever
lot of people, is what will be seen when
''The Missouri Grip appears at Royal
hall, Wednesday evening, April 10. Is,
35 and so cents.
New telephones recently installed
are w. A. Delaney, residence, No.
358 red; S. F. Madden, No. 358 blue;
Richard Curran, No. 358 white; J. T.
Toynton, No. 358 black; Martin Nelson,
No. lis white; Lyman Wood, No. lis
red; Sam Peterson, No. ZIG; Elmer
Thronson, 3O8, long short l long.
Services will be held at the Ger
man Lutheran church Good Friday and
Easter Sunday, at which time holy
communion and the Lords supper will
be given. ''The Passion of Christ"
ard 'The Resurrection" will be the
themes at the children's services in the
evening of Easter Sunday.
Several Edgerton stockholders in
the O. K. Land Co. attended the annual
meeting at Madison on Monday. w.
B. Wentworth was elected one of the
directors of the corporation that pur-
chased $4,000 acres in the Musselshell
valley, Montana, year ago, of which
about 10000 acres have been sold. 1t
is expected that the balance of the
tract will be marketed the coming sea-
son.
All objections to the confirmation
of the report of the commissioners in
the Albion drainage district matter
were overruled by Judge Stevens in the
circuit court at Madison on Wednesday
and the commissioners are now at lib
erty to go ahead and proceed with the
letting of contracts to carry out the
improvements. VIM. LaFay of Dun
kirk was appointed one of the commits
sioners to succeed the late Ole O. Lien,
deceased. The objection made by
Atty. L. E. Gettle, in behalf of the
city of Edgerton, was the last one re-
moved after the hearing of the report
of an engineer who had been carefully
over the district, claiming no damage
need be feared in this city from the
flow of the drainage.
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