The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-10-13

-Elgin price of butter is 2319 cents
this week.
james Conway and wife were over
Sunday visitors in Chicago.
Frank Blanford is back in his old
place on The Carlton force.
John Mawhinney and wife have
been spending portion of the week in
Chicago.
Mr.. G. M. eager left Tuesday morn
ing on a business trip to Denver for a
short stay.
Clarence Bardeen was down from
Madison Sunday to attend the funeral
of his neice, Mrs Will Bardeen.
VIM. H. Carpenter and wife and
Mrs. Mckinney of Evansville were guests
at Fred McKinneys on Sunday last.
The woods have again taken on a
garb of rich autumn colors whose beau
ties are never more pleasing to the eye.
A special meeting Of Edgerton
chapter .. E. S. will be held next Tues
day evening. A full attendance is de-
sired
-Hoyt's Bunch of Keys company
carry all the scenery used in their per-
Torrance and erect modern hotel Office
on the stage.
-Orson Vaughn loaded car with his
household effects Wednesday which
were shipped to Sioux Falls, S. D., where
he will conduct large farm.
Mrs. w. S. Heddles and daughter
visited friends in Oregon a few days this
week, while Mr.. Heddles was away tax
ing an inventory of a lumber yard.
Prof. J. @. Emery, member of the
board of normal regents, left Monday
for West Superior on business connected
with the normal school at that place.
The Edgerton Telephone Co. will
render bills for service on the 10Th of
each current month"; to enable the mana
ger to have the collecting completed by
the close of the month.
Additions to the list of telephone
subscribers during the week are: Mark
ham & Fletcher, store, No. 80; Wilson
Bros, pharmacy, No. so; James Pollard,
store, No. "a, and Thos. Markham, resi-
dence, No %.
George Sewell, grandson of Rev
Henry Sewell of Evansville, and quite
we'll known in this community, enlisted
to go to the Philippines this week and
left Tuesday for st. Paul to join a regi-
ment forming there.
VIM. Marisch enlisted Tuesday at
the GAINESVILLE recruiting station for one
of the new regiments being organized for
the Philippines and left Wednesday to
report at headquarters, Camp Meade, Pa.
where the regiment is being organized
Misses Edith Hantke and Dora
Fuller will be ready to do dressmaking
in their shop over Campbell's harness
store by October Is. They kindly So
licit the patronage of all and will en-
deavor to please all who take their work
to them.
-Hoyt's "A Bunch of Keys" is the
next attraction at Royal Hall, which
comes next Tuesday evening. Like all
of Hoyt's productions, the play is great
hit and our citizens will miss the best
thing that has ever visited our city il
they fail to see it.
The brick yard has been running
long hours during the late Indian sum
mer weather trying to get made enough
stock to fill some large orders that have
come to the yard lately. Prices too
have been from 81 to So higher this sea
son than for a number of years past.
Rev. Thos. North of Merrill, who
visited his parents here last week, has
decided to withdraw from the ministry
for year and consequently was not as
signed by the late M. E. conference
His late charge at Merrill was given tc
Rev. A. w. Stevens of Milton Junction
Atty J. P Towne of this city has
received two invitations to be present at
the receptions to be given Admiral
Dewey at Boston and Montpelier soon
Mr.. Towne was college mate of AID
miral Dewey at Montpelier, and in rec
ognition of an old friendship he has beer
urged to be present when these cities
give the hero of Manila a welcome
home.