The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-09-06

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ter's "Quo Vadis."
The Elgin price of butter is 20 cents
again this week.
Joe Conn is in Chicago this week
buying new goods
Sheriff Maltpress passed Sunday
with Edgerton relatives.
Miss Christie Bowen and Ruth
Watson are visiting friends in Rockford.
Dell Clark, an attorney at Cassville,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Phillips, in
this city.
Seats will be on sale for "Quo Vadis'
at Ash's on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at
s a. NJ.
Miss Isabelle Mcintosh departed for
Whitewater Monday to resume her work
at the Normal.
Mrs Charles S. Caldwell of Nash
vile, Tenn, is visiting at the home of
Henry S. Sloan.
Prof. w. A. Clark and wife have ar
rived in Edgerton and have taken rooms
with G. R. Bentley's family.
Mrs CARMEL has gone to Chicago to
take a course in dressmaking, also to get
the new fall and winter styles.
The popular granolithic sidewalk is
being laid in front of the M. e. church
property on Albion street this week.
L. H. Towne passed several days of
the week at Oconomowoc with Mrs.
Towne's relatives, arriving home Mon
day.
Mrs Andrew Mcintosh and sons re-
turned from Pentwater, Mich, Saturday,
where they had been staying for several
weeks.
Elmer E. Wilt of Chicago joined
Mrs. Wilt here for an over Sunday visit
with Edgerton relatives, returning Tues
day morning.
Will W. Sickles of Evanston, ILL.,,
brother OF the late Arthur Sickles, has
been a guest of Henry Johnsons family
this week.
Mrs Theo Clark and Misses Angie
Towne and Jennie Kelly arrived home
Saturday from a very pleasant trip to
the Pan-American.
"A "box" sociable will be held at P.
n. Johnson's, Saturday evening, Sept.
18th. Ice cream cake and coffee will be
served All are invited.
Fred Bentley and wife of Chicago
came up Saturday bringing the remains
e I0oL 4LoA 4 Oh
ago, for interment in Fassett cemetery.
Miss Maud Miller has returned to
Oconomowoc where she resumes her en-
gagement as assistant to the principal in
the public schools at that city the COM
ing year.
Harvey Raymond has withdrawn
from the firm of Raymond & Sons, and
left on Tuesday for Canton, Mo. f. A.
Raymond has assumed the management
of the laundry.
Miss Margaret Stafford of this city
will teach during the next school year
in the Grammar department of the
Brooklyn graded schools, which COM
mence work Sept. 9th.
w. A. Shelley returned from
months trip in the east Friday evening.
Mrs. Shelley and Drexel remain for
few weeks longer stay at her old home
in eastern New York
The III. S. Swift Post and Relief
Corps will hold social in G.. A. R. hall,
Tuesday evening, Sept. 10th, at $780, All
members of the Post are requested to be
present with their wives.
"A. S. Mitchell, chemist. and N. J.
Field, connected with the office of State
Dairy and Food Commissioner, were in
GoWn Tuesday and drove out to Albion
on business connected with the creamery
at that place.
Clarence Babcock and Charles Birk-
enmeyer have been in Chicago the
greater portion of the week for the pur-
pose of buying new stocks of goods for
the various departments of their store
and the new goods will commence to ar
rive soon.
1.-THE Edgerton Reporter Quadrille"
is the title of the latest musical produc-
ton of Prof. August PEPPER which is now
out and on sale at F. E. Ashs. 1t ought
to be as popular as its namesake and we
hope it will. Get copy and try the
music.
p. M. Ellingson, P. G. Brown, Fred
Mckinney and Carl Peters left SATURDAY.
for Poynette with dogs and guns to be in
readiness to take advantage of the open
season, Sept. LIST. They returned Tues
day morning with a good supply of
chickens.