The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-06-23

The Elgin price Of butter is IS cents
FOR this week.
A six or eight room house for rent.
Apply at this office.
Aid. Joel Thompson is having new
Gem ent walk laid in front of his resi-
dence property.
%. d. Rowe of GAINESVILLE, passed
Sunday at A. w. Bentley's cottage on
Lake Koshkonong.
Mrs. r. B. Earle and son left for
Chicago Wednesday for q brief visit to
friends in that city.
Mrs. O. L. Rosenkrans and Miss
Madge of OconomoWoc, are guests OF
Mrs l.. H. ToWne this week.
Elmer Davis who is running a dyna-
mo in the Berlin works at Beloit, was
home with his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. E. G.. Tallard and children left
Wednesday for Joliet ILL.,, on visit to
Mrs. Tallard's mother, Mrs. Davidson.
Justice John Spencer is with the
tremen at the tournament at Columbus
this week where he expects to meet his
son Frank.
The town board of Fulton are post
ing notices prohibiting fishing or games
along any of the streams in that town
on Sunday under penalty of prosecution,
Frank H. Miller arrived Saturday
from Harvard college where he is taking
postgraduate course. Mr.. Miller spent
year in Germany at the universities
and after another years study will Sc
cure the highest degree Harvard confers.
The annual concert of the School of
Music of Milton College will take place
at the S. D. church in that village on
Wednesday evening, June 28th, under
the direction of Prof. J. M. Stillman.
Admission, 80 cents.
The pastor will preach at the M. E.
church next Sunday morning at 1870 on
the subject "Christians Peculiar People,
and in the evening on elijah and His
Message" This will be the first of a
series of sermons on the life of Elijah, to
be given Sunday evenings. All are
cordially invited to these services.
The Hutson farm in the town of
Dunkirk was sold at auction on Satur-
day last. 100 acres containing the farm
buildings was sold to Herman Lipke
for Ct 900 opJ on o1;0;D;pO On ooro 70
Mccarthy. for $4815, making the farm
net S12,015. Mr. Lipke has been ten
ant on the place for number of years
past.
Edgerton has added her mite to the
relief fund the people of the state are so
freely raising for the unfortunate tor
nado stricken district at New Richmond.
Mayor Mansfield and Alderman Earle
passed subscription Wednesday and in
few hours had collected $4,000, which
was forwarded by draft to the proper
depository the same evening. Quick
work for a good cause
The Albion NJ. E. church was filled
to overlooking last Sunday afternoon
and the large audience seemed to enjoy
the Children's Day exercises. The pro-
gram Peace Or War was highly inter
esting and we'll rendered The decora-
tions were elaborate and very beautiful,
and great credit is due the committee
for providing such treat for the whole
community.
Well the Front street improvement
is at last completed and the general YER
dict is that we have a pavement that
fills the bill and is just what we all have
been hoping for these many years.
Just what the cost is no one seems able
to tell at present, and after it is figured
perhaps the city fathers won't want to
tell. 1t will be big sum anyway after
all the bills are paid.
The hearing in the Bank of Edner-
ton matters set by the late Judge Ben
net for June 10th, called together the
attorneys in the case in the circuit court
at GAINESVILLE on Tuesday last. The re-
port OF the receiver was to be passed up
on by the court and hearing upon
claims and offsets considered. but the
unexpected death of Judge Bennett pre-
vented proceedings being heard. Judge
Dunnwiddie having been attorney for
some of the parties at issue, declined to
take up the matter and it was arranged
that Judge Siebecker of Madison should
sit at the hearing which was postponed
by mutual consent to July 10th