The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-07-27
RAILWAY TIME CARD9.
MIL WA UREE & ST. PAUL.

of the L. A. q d. society picnic.
Mrs. Geo. Slime is a guest at the
home of H. S. McGiffin in this city.
Andrew Berry spent Sunday and
Monday with his brother at Boscobel.
Mr.. C. O. Shannon left on Monday
for months visit with relatives in the
east.
Postmaster McGilfn purchased
fne family carriage horse at Windsor
last week.
Ninety tickets were sold at this sta
ton for the Clear Lake excursion on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Geo. Mansfield and daughter
of Johnson's Creek, passed Sunday with
Edgerton friends.
Alfred Henderson, wife and son
spent Sunday with Mrs. HIS parents at
Milton Junction.
Miss Mary Morrisey came up from
GAINESVILLE and spent Monday with her
parents in this city.
August 8th is the date of the T. A.
Il 3. society picnic See complete pro-
gram on another page.
Mrs. Nelson Taylor left yesterday for
Monroe for a two weeks visit at the
home of Hon. A. G. Dodge.
VIM. Taylor of Brodhead, has been
in town greeting his old Edgerton
friends the past few days. ;
Miss Libbie Gosslin of Fort Atkin-
son, is visiting with her cousins the
Wilson Bros, in this city,
L. c. Whittet and wife left Saturday
for Escanaba, Mich, to visit Mrs. Whit
tets brother, James Hahn.
Excursion tickets will be sold to
GAINESVILLE August 3, good returning on
August 18th, for Wallace circus.
L. NJ Souders and wife of Milwau-
4zee, have been visiting with Edgerton
friends a few days of the week.
Something like 10O tickets were
sold at this station yesterday to the
Ringing Bros. circus atsMadison.
Mr.. Will Lord, of st. Paul. was in
Edgerton the latter part of the week
paying a short visit to relatives here.
According to the franchises about to
be granted, GAINESVILLE and Rockford are
to he connected by electric railway.
d. F. Nicholson and wife and son
Walter of Lamont Iowa, are visiting at
the home of DR.. Nicholson in this city.
Will Bardeen has been in attendance
at the National Photographers associa-
tion meeting in Milwaukee this week.
Gus. Schlihting, of Dubuque, has
been visiting friends in this city for the
past few days. He returned home on
Tuesday.
Conn & Schmidt have bought the
Babcock store at Albion and will add to
the stock a large line of dry goods and
shoes.
"A telegraph construction gang
reached Edgerton Friday rebuilding the
railway telegraph line along this divis-
ion.
Eighteen members of the Edgerton
cornet band left on Wednesday for a
weeks outing at Williams Bay, Lake
Geneva.
Jerry Lindley has been employed
by Larson & Maltpress and is now in
charge of their tinsmith shop and plumb
ing business.
H. McInnis left the latter part of
the week for West Baden, Ind, to take
the famous mud baths and rest for a
couple of weeks.
For Sale. A good mich COW, com
ing in next December. Will be sold
cheap if taken at once. Inquire of Ole
Hauge at T. B. Earle's warehouse.
Mr.. Edward Bassett of Minneapolis,
and Harry Bassett of Indianapolis, left
for Berlin Tuesday morning arter a
pleasant visit at the NJ E. parsonage.
The large advertisement of DR.
Moses, the specialists, appears on the
inside of this paper. He will make Ed
gerton visit on Saturday, August 18th.
Mrs. J. 2. Ware and daughter Olive
and Miss Nellie Lord arrived Saturday
from Hitchcock, Texas, and are visiting
relatives and numerous friends in this
city.
Mrs. R. B. Aiken and two childrens
of Parkerburg, West Virginia, are the
guests of the Haskins' families Mr..
Aiken will come next week for short
stay.
The Edgerton people who have been
in attendance at Monona Lake Assem-
bly, this year are all well pleased with
the program and accommodations fur
nished there this year.