The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-15
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MIF,WA TREE6 ST. PA I'LL.

The Elgin price of butter is Is cents
this week.
-Orson Thompson was over from Cam
bridge Tuesday.
Atty G. e. Pierce of GAINESVILLE, was
in town Monday on legal business.
Yes, Edgerton has concluded to Gel
citrate the 4th in grand good style, too.
Mrs H. J. Stangl visited the home
of her parents at Muscoda a few days
this week
Rev Henry Sewell of Evansville,
was caller upon his old friends in Ed
gerton Tuesday.
Mrs Thos. Parks of GAINESVILLE, who
has been visiting in this city, returned
to her GAINESVILLE home Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Sherman of Milwaukee,
h as been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ell. G..
Son, in, this city during the week
Harrison Hemingway and wife of
Jefferson, were the guests of FL. B. Knapp
and wife on Saturday and Sunday.
Byron Long went to Milwaukee
Tuesday TO attend the Grand Lodge of
f. & A. M. in session there this week.
Belle Boyd, the confederate spy, who
gave an entertainment in this city few
weeks ago, died suddenly from heart
disease at Kilbourn Saturday.
M. Pelton arrived home Monday
from I. trip into Crawford county where
he purchased 400 acres of farming land
in the vicinity of Barnum ?. 0.
THE Bogert" Mrs. Jacobus' resort
is receiving a good patronage of summer
guests and most of the rooms have been
engaged for the coming month.
Miss Margaret McGiffin arrived
Sunday from Pesthigo where she has
been teaching the past year to spend
her vacation at her home in this city.
II. A. Ellingson of this CITY, repre-
sented the democracy of this locality in
the state convention held at Milwaukee
Tuesday to select the National con-
vention delegates.
Mrs. N. Brainard of Boscobel, and
her daughter, Mrs. West of Syracuse,
N. Y, have been guests at the home of
E. G. Hopkins during the week. Mrs
Brainard is an aunt of Mr.. Hopkins.
"A subscription paper has been in
circulation for fund to compensate the
Edgerton Cornet Band for a series OF
open air concerts again this season. The
first is due to commence soon.
F. Burt Carr and wife passed Sun
day at Hotel Green, Lake Geneva, which
is being managed this season by Ed. r.
Carr. The summer business at Lake
Geneva is opening up we'll so the visi-
tors state.
C. E. Sweeney has blossomed out
into very successful real estate dealer
of late and has piloted sale of over 80
lots in Shannon's addition during the
week. The price was something better
than $500 per acre.
"A couple of university professors
made Is miles an hour, actual running
time in an automobile trip between
Milwaukee and Madison on Saturday
last. Including stops for lunch, gaso-
line and water, they were seven hours
only on the road.
WIN. Bigger of Fulton, has disposed
of his horses that have been familiar to
race track attendants in this locality for
some years past. The black stallion
"Sanka Tanka" has been sold to Evans
vile parties, while Baby Mine" has
fallen into the hands of E. c. Tallard,
who has driven the mare through sew
eral campaigns. Both animals are in first
class condition for doing good track
work this season.
Geo. Banker, an employee of DR.. Nc
Manus for some time past, submitted to
an operation for appendicitis on Friday
last DR.. Jackson of Madison, assisted
by Drs. McManus performed the opera
ton and the condition of the patient
since gives every assurance that it was
successfully done. The young man
passed through the trying ordeal we'll
and has been steadily gaining since.
At the first monthly meeting, June
6, of the board of directors of the Colo
NAL Oil company, whose ad appears in
this paper, it was determined to pur-
chase some additional territory contain
ing producing oil wells in order to enable
the company to pay monthly dividends
on their stock. 1t is probable that the
first dividend of 2 per cent. on the
amount invested will be paid in July.
The stock set aside to be sold at % cents
per share is going very rapidly, and
when that has been sold, the price will
be advanced to 80 cents per share. Now
is the time to get in on the ground floor.