The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-10-04
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strels.
Agent Henderson and family passed
Sunday with friends in Chicago.
Ducks have been coming into Lake
koshkonong of late quite plentifully.
The roof of the new Schmeling block
is being placed in position this week.
j. NJ. Conway is at Berlin this week
where his trotter starts in the fair races.
Don't fail to get your seats for the
Big White Minstrels, Saturday, Oct. 9TH
&C. L. Culton's PAGER, DR.. L., was en-
tered at the races at Beaver Dam this
week.
Mr. Edwin r. Hatch of Bethel VT,
is paying visit to his son, Scott, in this
city.
E. M. Hubbell's family are now
pleasantly located in their new home on
Washington street.
Editor Dumphey, of the Sun Prairie
Countryman, passed Sunday guest of
DR.. Cleary in this city.
"A wee bit of feminine humanity
came to gladden. the home of DR.. and
Mrs j. L. Holton on Saturday.
Rev L. M. Gimmestad of Rio has
been offered the presidency of the Gale
Lutheran college at Galesville.
Frank Wyman and wife returned
Saturday from pleasant visit of several
weeks with friends in the east.
Miss Dema Son. who has been visit
ing relatives at Columbus for several
weeks past, arrived home today.
&C. H. Babcock, Winnie Sewart and
Frank Brown left Tuesday morning for
Marshfeld on hunting EXPEDITION.
DR.. Ell. w. Stillman was taken quite
seriously i'll with heart troubles the first
of the week, from which he is steadily
gaining.
Hon. III. G.. Adams of Madison was a
caller in Edgerton Tuesday on business
connected with the Spooner electric rail
way franchise.
j O. Emery & Son of Albion pur-
chased by telegram Tuesday registered
Jersey bull that was on exhibition at
the Pan American exposition at Buffalo.
Carrie Lord, son of the late DR.. J. A.
Lord, was successfully operated on at a
Chicago hospital on Friday for appendi-
citis, and his condition since has been
very hopeful.
60. E. Parish, formerly editor of the
Stoughton Courier, has written a poem
entitled "Anarchy," that was published
in the Los Angeles, CAL Times recently
and highly commented on.
-Chas. Tall and Anton Olson, two AL
bion farmers, have purchased a new Key
stone corn husking and shredding ma
chine. They will be ready to receive
orders for shredding after Oct 10TH
Rev B. F. Martin who recently re-
signed his passionate Of the Congrega-
tional church at Fulton, left Tuesday
evening for Colorado Springs COL, for
an extended vacation and he may posi-
bly, locate in the west.
Albert Burdick of Albion has the
contract for building a cozy new resi-
dence for John Copley on a lot adjoining
w. A. Shelleys home. The foundation
is now in and the building is to go up
yet this fall.
The Edgerton Cornet band will give
benefit dance to help defray the hos
pital expenses of one of it's members, at
Royal Hall, Friday evening, Oct. 18th.
The object is worthy one and we trust
the dance will receive liberal patron
age. Tickets, S1.O0. Buy a ticket even
though you may not be able to attend.
When the county fair time of nine
teen hundred and two comes aroun1. the
Emery stock farm will have many at
fractions to enter as competitors for
prizes. One of the latest additions is
a famous trick pony. Negotiations are
now pending for the employment of AL
len Wishbone Shumway to manage this
feature of the farm at the county fairs
next fall.
Atty. E. M. Laid is confined to his
boarding place with quite serious at
tack of typhoid fever. He had been
feeling badly for more than two weeks
past but only taken to his bed Friday
His fever so far has been kept under
control though has not yet run it's course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shannon well
coined the arrival of their first born-a
bright boy baby at their home on Fri
day last.