The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-09-20


Sunday.
Jay Wescott passed few days of
the week in Chicago.
The Elgin price Of butter is 20 cents
again this week.
Mrs Henry Ebbott has gone west to
visit relatives in Dakota for a short time
H. S. Sloan and F. w. Coon were in
Evansville on business matters on Mon
day.
Mrs. j. A. johnson is looking up fall
millinery in the Chicago markets this
week.
Al Skinner and wife of OconomowOc
visited relatives at the homestead in this
city over Sunday.
Mrs. A. w. Bentley has been con-
fined to her home with a severe case of
neuralgia during the week.
Rev. T. L. Moore filled the pulpit
engagements at the Congregational
church in Evansville on Sunday last.
Miss Susan Maltpress goes to Beloit
this week where she is to take charge of
a students boarding house at the col
lege.
Mrs L. D. Harvey of Madison was
in town Wednesday to assist her daught-
err in locating an agreeable boarding
place.
j. NJ futile is back from vacation
of several weeks passed visiting the Pan
American and his old home in eastern
New York.
Rev. A. w. Stevens attended a dis
trict conference of the M. E. church at
Fort Atkinson Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Misses Grace Perry, Mary and Sarah
Mawhinney and Minnie Brown left Tues
day to resume their studies at Beloit col
lege the coming year.
d. NJ. johnson, member of the COM
mon council of Evansville, was in town
Wednesday looking up information con-
corning the operation of our waterworks
plant
Mr.. d. Levy is in Chicago this week
and before returning will have bought
complete stock of new, up-to-date fall
and winter clothing, furnishings and
shoes for men and boys.
Relatives in Edgerton have been
favored with wedding cards announcing
the marriage on Sept. II, at Ripon, Wis,
of Prof. Albert Willis Tressler of the
university faculty and Arlouine Catlin
Dart of Ripon.
Lake Geneva and Elkhorn have
granted electric road franchises to Geo.
j. Hurd for a contemplated line extend
ing from GAINESVILLE through to the lake
region. The Delavan franchise is still
pending.
Corn has been put into the shock
very rapidly in this section of the state
during the week and the crop is destined
to yield much more grain than was look
ed for at the expiration of the long
drouth period.
E. B. Ellingson, who went west early
in August, has been confined in hospi-
tai at Grand Forks, n. Oak. for several
fever from which he is slowly recovering.
The family in this city have also been
afflicted with fever during his absence,
couple of children having a siege of the
disease.
S. L. Emery, who has been attend
ing the different state and county fairs
for the purpose of inspecting Poland
China exhibits, made several purchases
during his trip. Two prize winning sows
at the Iowa and Minnesota state fairs,
purchased of M. w. Reed of WATERFOWL,
Wis, were received at this station Mon
day. Others will follow in the near flu
lure. A sweepstake winner at the county
fairs which Mr.. Emery purchased last
Saturday, was killed by lightning on
Sunday, the shipment not having been
made.
Miss Helen Harvey, daughter of
State Supt. Harvey, of Madison, who en-
tered upon her duties as assistant to the
principal in the Edgerton nigh school
Wednesday arrived home from a two
months European trip Saturday even
ing. She was with party of Oshkosh
ladies and Miss La Toilette, daughter of
Gov. La Toilette, and Miss Leta Harvey,
a sister, of Madison. They first went to
Italy, then to Germany, where they re-
manned nearly month and then visited
Paris and London, making altogether a
most delightful trip