The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-09-27
The Misses Minnie and Mae Isaacs
are passing the week at Jefferson.

The Misses Minnie and Mae Isaacs
are passing the week at Jefferson.
Miss jeanette Tuttle, of Oconomo-
woe, was guest of Mrs. Allan Skinner
here during the past week.
H. w. Goodrich and Pearl Goodrich
have been in Chicago this week in the
interests of the Boston store.
Harry Pomeroy went to Madison the
fore part of the week to resume his
studies at the University.
Will Hutson returned Monday from
the west where he has been for the past
few weeks visiting relatives and looking
after business interests.
Edmond Burdick, agent for the Mex
lean Central railway at New York, in
company with his brother, Geo. Burdick
of Madison visited relatives in Edgerton
Wednesday.
&C. Ell. Hitchcock and son, Clarence,
left on Thursday for Houghton, Mich,
where Clarence will begin course in
mining engineering in the State school
located at that place.
-Edgerton horses are in evidence at
the fairs hereabouts this week. We'd
nesday James Conway's trotter took
first and Geo. Underhill's second money
at Jefferson. Chas. Culton's DR.. L. will
appear in the free-for-all event at Madi-
son today.
Mr.. George Geisert and Miss Jennie
Horton were united in marriage at st.
Josephs parsonage, Rev. J. b. Harlin
officiating, Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock. The newly married couple i'm
mediately repaired to their home on
Mechanic street, lately completed and
furnished, to receive congratulations
and best wishes of their many friends in
this city.
"A joint meeting of the Stoughton
and Edgerton committees of the common
councils, appointed for the purpose of
framing electric railway franchises, met
at the council chambers in Stoughten on
Tuesday afternoon. The franchise ques-
ton was quite thoroughly discussed and
it is believed much benefit derived from
this meeting. While at Stoughton the
Edgerton committee were entertained
most Hospitality by Mayor Melaas and
members of the city council.
Mr. Lyman Clemens, who has made
his home for several years with his sis
| ters, Mrs. Asa Hayes, at Albion, died
suddenly at Madison Friday while en-
route to the state hospital of the insane
| Failing health affected his mind and it
was deemed best to remove him to an
asylum. The deceased was one of a
| family of eleven children who are widely
| scattered. The remains were taken to
| Eagle for interment at Little Prairie
| Horace Clemens, station agent at Eagle
was brother. He was IS years of age
DIR. Ell. Darwin McIlrath, the noted
| traveller, who encircled the globe and
wrote entertaining letters to the Inter
Ocean describing the trip on bicycle.
dropped into Edgerton Wednesday ac-
companied by his plucky little wife. DR.
McIlrath is under the management OF
| the Glazier Lyceum bureau and came
here to fill date, the first of series of
lectures to be given in this section OF
the state. Through misunderstanding
the arrangements had not been com
pleted While the DR.. was very much
disappointed in not finding his lecture
advertised, he took the situation good
naturally and passed the day making
the acquaintance of Edgerton people
He paid The Reporter call and we
found him decidedly entertaining gen
| tleman to meet. Matters have now been
| Strengthened out and DR.. McIlrath will
| deliver his illustrated lecture in Edger-
ton on Wednesday evening, November
9th. He is at Stoughton Friday even
ing of this week.