The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-06-02
L. A. Anderson is in the west this

from school year at BlrmanWoou,
Wis.
Mrs. Maud Krupp of Bloomington,
Ill.,, is visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. ]. Harrison.
The morning service next Sunday
at the Lutheran church will be in Eng
lish. The evening service will be in
| Norwegian.
"A parcel post sale and supper will
be given by the Royal Neighbors at
Woodman hall Thursday, June s, from
until all are served. Supper, 25c.
Subscribers to the Sunday Sentinel
through the Edgerton Cigar Co., will
be supplied at the new office of the
company in the Earle warehouse while
their new store is under construction.
The closing exercises of an inter-
esting commencement week of the Ed
gerton high school take place this even
ing in the assembly room of the Child
building when diplomas will be award
ed to class of Al.
Mayor j. M. Conway was taken
seriously i'll with an attack of bowel
trouble Sunday night, but his condition
is very much improved at this writing
and it is hoped that he is on the road
to speedy recovery.
The Edgerton Cigar Co. has dis
continued their retail store while the
new block is being constructed. The
stock was moved out and stored Tues
day and the store building will be torn
down Immediately.
Last Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Alberta Crandall, teacher of
music in Milton college, Miss Mary
Cecile Wentworth of this city gave a
pianaforte recital Miss Wentworth
will graduate from the school of music
of Milton college.
The Lyric will show on Friday
''The House of Revelation, an Essa-
nay three-part drama. On Monday the
World Film Corporation presents Rob
ert Warwick in ''The Man of the
Hour" in five parts, feature that will
please everyone.
The opening of the fishing season
Monday was taken advantage of quite
generally by sportsmen hereabouts.
The river at Indian Ford and Fulton
was lined with anglers the entire day
but only fair sized catches resulted. ?.
C. Browns string of dogfish did not
seem to attract much attention, how
ever.
The advertising matter for the
Chautauqua week beginning June 20 is
being posted about town. The Tray
ers- Wicks Co. promise new program
of attractive features this year. Sea-
son tickets are placed on sale by the
Federation of Woman's Clubs and at
Ash's Books store at $3.50 for the SER
les and $1.OO for children under 15years.
"A surveying party employed by
the Madison-J anesville Interurban 20.
have been quartered at The Carlton this
week while working out of Edgerton
making their final survey of the line.
Material and supplies have commenced
to arrive at Madison, where the work
of construction on that end of the line
will be started shortly. Contracts for
a section has already been let.
Owing to the large demand for
seats, the class play, clicks at Col
lege," given at the Majestic Friday
evening, was repeated on Saturday
evening. This gave all an opportunity
to see and enjoy some of the best act
ing by local talent ever presented here.
1t seemed like as though the play had
been written and adapted for the cast
which presented it on these evenings,
and the audiences evidenced their pleas
ure by frequent applause.
Crop prospects have improved Won
derfully since the coming Of summer
weather and the country never looked
finer than it does today. The grain and
hay fields have luxurious growth and
! the pastures an abundance of feed.
The newly planted corn is coming up
quickly and has rich color, and very
little complaint is heard of poor seed.
At the present time the farmers have
a splendid outlook for an abundant har-
vest of everything the soil produces.
Oscar Crandall was called to Albert
Lea, Mimi, last week to attend the
funeral of his brother Henry, who died
at the Soldiers home in Minneapolis on
the 22d. Mr.. Crandall was born on AL
bion Prairie IA years ago. At the age
of 10 he moved to Minnesota. Shortly
afterward he enlisted in Minnesota
regiment and served during the civil
war. His home was at Albert Lea,
where his wife died few months ago
and where his remains were taken for
burial
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