The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-07-06
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passing few days at Hoard's resort on
Lake Koshkonong.
Frank Heddles and family of Evans
ville were over to spend the 4th with
relatives here.
Pres. w. j, Brier, wife and son of
River Falls were visitors at Prof. En-
ery's over Sunday.
Freeman D. Lyon, of this city, ard
Miss Adela Barnard, of Baraboo, we're
married July 4th.
james Hutson and wife of Slough
ton, passed Sunday as guests of Ell. S.
McGiffin's family in this city.
Miss Hannah Gilderhus, of Mil
waukee, has been passing a portion of
the week with Mrs. Ell. b. Knapp.
Editor Atherton and family of AL
bany, have been the guests of j. w.
Conn and family during the week.
VIM. Bussey left Tuesday morning
for Kansas City on visit to his brother,
who resides a short distance from that
city.
Hon, Henry Tarrant of LaPrairie,
was in town Tuesday canvassing his
chances for the republican nomination
of county treasurer.
Charles Shannon, of Westley, stop
ped off for a short visit to his parents
here on his way home from the Milwau-
kee carnival last week.
Mrs. Carlos Scales, OF Iowa, has
been visiting friends in Edgerton during
the week She was formerly a teacher
in the public schools in this city and
has many warm acquaintance here.
There is one saloon less in Edgerton
this year than last The Klondike did
not apply fora license and the preprie-
tor has pulled stakes and gone to Deer
field There are now eight saloons in
Edgerton.
Mrs. Fred Mckinney left Monday
on visit to her mother in Kansas City,
who she has not seen for several years.
It is expected her mother will accom-
pany her home at the conclusion of her
visit.
Miss Clara Hargraves, who gradu-
ated from the Whitewater Normal this
year, has been engaged to teach in the
public school at juneau the coming
year. 1t is the same school her mother
taught in for several terms before the
family removed 20 Edgerton.
Married, Tuesday, June rs, in Mil
waukee, Mr.. John w. Kurtz, of Edger-
ton, and Miss Elizabeth Ashenbrucker,
of this place. The bride and groom will
return Friday evening and after spend
ing a few days in this place will proceed
to their future home in Edgerton.- Sun
Prairie Countryman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bonn arrived
home Tuesday morning from very en-
joyable trip in the east, visiting old
friends in Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other places. Mr.. Bonn also was spec
tator at the republican national conven:
ton.
Will Kretz left for his home in Mad
ison Saturday evening. He has been
suffering with rheumatism for several
days and on Saturday was almost unable
to move about and at the train he was
put into the baggage Car in large arm
chair. He has many friends here who
hope for his speedy recovery.
DIR. Willard McChesney and wife
left early in the week on a trip to Ell
Paso, Texas, where they will visit James
Wilmarth, formerly connected with the
GAINESVILLE Gazette. Mr.. Wilmarth has
been forced to seek a southern climate
on account of his health and will doubt
less be more than pleased to meet any
of his Wisconsin friends
Miss Lottie Skinner who has been
employed in the insurance office of
Henry johnson for the past few months
has resigned the position on account of
poor health. Miss Jennie Lindas has
been employed to take her place. Miss
Lindas has just finished a course in
business college at Milwaukee, and is
fortunate IN securing good position at
home.
The next good event for Edgerton is
the annual picnic of the T. A. & B. So
ciety. The ANIMALS of this society have
always proven to be first-class enter
tainments and always have drawn
large crowd to the city on the days they
were held. The society aims this year
to make the picnic larger and better
than on former occasions, and for
that reason we may look for large
crowd. Posters will soon be out giving
the details in full for the Sth of August.
All should keep the date in mind and
come to Edgerton on that day.