The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-08-08
Don't FORGET the date. Hans Han


Miss Marian Deming of Hammond,
Ind, is the guest of Miss Clara Jenson-
Rev. North and family are occupy
ing the Meyers cottage on the Rock for
a few days
Miss Belle Dave of Camden, N. j.,
is spending her vacation with relatives
in Edgerton.
Mrs. John Dimmick of Beloit is a
guest at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Pat Quigley.
Mrs. Richard Bodkins Of Gray
Falls, Mont, is guest at the home OF
John Madden and wife.
F. w. Coon and daughter Helen
and Miss Myrtle Maltpress were Mil
waukee visitors Tuesday.
Go and see Hans Hanson. The
sweet yodeler and whistler. Royal
hall, Wednesday, Aug. Is.
Mrs. Fred Meyers entertained
small company of friends Tuesday af-
ternoon for Mrs. Delos Nicholson.
Rev. North goes to Waupaca Lake
Friday to attend the Camp Cleghorn
Chautauqua Assembly, of which he is
president.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Harrison, Wednesday, July Both,
at Jefferson where the mother is stay
ing with her parents.
Mrs. A. P. Nicholson entertained
ten guests at dinner Monday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Delos Nichol-
son of st. Louis, Mo.
W. H. Clarke and wife departed
Wednesday for Sparta where they will
remain about two weeks, guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. Naset.
Gus Schultz, employed as bartender
at Dawson's, accidentally fractured ar
ankle the latter part of the week which
will lay him off from work for time.
Mrs. G. E. Shannon and her niece,
Miss Gertrude Kocher of Chicago, de-
parted Monday for Sayner, Wis, fol
an extended stay at the Lost Lake re-
sort.
George Taylor and wife, FREQ
Schultz and wife and Paul Schultz anC
wife are passing an outing at Joseph
sons. They are occupying the log
cabin and will remain about two weeks
-Bartz Bros, who have the contract
for laying curb and gutter on Albion
and Rollin streets, are pushing the
work along rapidly. The work of paw
ing will soon be commenced by the con-
tractors, the Advance Construction Co.
Frank Pearce and Miss Louise Jes.
sup were united in marriage at the
home of Miss Jessup's sister at Ester.
vile, Iowa, Monday afternoon, August
A, 1913, at 2 O'clock. Their many
friends extend congratulations. Upon
returning to Edgerton the newly wed
ded couple will begin housekeeping in
the Maltpress flats.
Through the generosity of Mrs.
William Willie, the editor and working
force in this office have Toasted on the
fruits of the garden and orchard. To
be remembered in this way helps to
smooth life's pathway and makes q
man feel that warm hearted friends
dot the whole walk of life. The editor
and his little bevy of printer-workers
will always think kindly of the lady s
gifts.
Did you ever realize what an i'm
portant factor good music is to the pro-
duction of any drama? How a situa-
ton, climax is intensified, how sad
ness is made more sad? Comedy more
more comical by the accompaniment of
good music? The orchestra carried by
the Hans Hanson Co. is one any thea
ter might justly envy. The intermis-
sions between acts, every climax of the
piece and all the specialties are made
the most of by the splendid aid of this
magnificent orchestra. At Royal hall,
Wednesday evening, Aug. Is.
The annual Modern Woodman pic
mic will be held at Yost Park, Satur-
day, August 9th. The Woodmen and
Royal Neighbor camps in Rock and ad-
joining counties are invited to attend
this monster basket picnic. There will
be a ball game between the Beloit
Moose and the Footville White Sox
teams, band concerts all day and an
address at 2 o'clock by John F. Harris
of Chicago. Races and sports of all
kinds will help make full day of en-
tertainment.
John Shannon, baggageman on
train No. s, due here at 10:45 a. M,
and one of the oldest employees of the
st. Paul road, died of apoplexy between
Milton and Milton junction Monday.
AS he passed through Edgerton he left
an order with Will Miller for eggs to be
delivered on his next trip. He made his