The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-06-28

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ness at Monroe Tuesday.
Miss Winifred Coon is visiting her
sister at Evansville this week.
F. Burt Carr and wife passed SUI
day with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Walter Lee has returned from
Chicago after visit of several weeks.
j. M. Conway and wife attended
the Derby races in Chicago Friday.
Phil Bonn and wife have been spend
ing the week since Saturday in Chicago.
Mrs. Mabel Gleason and children
of Mukwanago, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Miss Nellie Aiken of Pittsburg, is
here on a visit to relatives in this city
DOR a season.
-Adolph Jensen arrived home during
the week from Luther College, Decorrah,
for his summer vacation.
WIN. Holland and family OF Michi-
gan, are visiting at Frank Farman's in
Stebbinsville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Green OF Chi
cago, are spending the week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dickinson.
Mrs Fl. E. McEchron and daughter
of Wausau, visited her brother A. W.
Shorts family few days this week.
Henry Schmeling is clearing away
the old u. S. barn to make room for the
new business block soon to be COM
menced.
Mrs D. E. Fuller is again in Mil
waukee assisting in caring for a sister,
Mrs. Wells, who has been dangerously
Ill for several weeks.
Communion service will be held at
the Congregational church next Sunday
morning. In the evening the Children's
day exercises will be held
Milford Pelton was down from Mad
ison Wednesday, greeting friends in this
city. Mrs. Pelton continued on trip
to Chicago for short visit.
The $50 found or the street last
week belonged to DR.. I'll. w. Stillman
and the finder was literally rewarded by
returning the roll to the owner.
The first two days of the week were
sizzlers with thermometers ranging above
80 degrees in the shade. They were
certainly record breakers for an early
summer.
Joe Conn has sold his trotting horse,
Violet l., to Geo. Underhill, at good
long price. Mr.. Underhill has lately
purchased the finest road wagon that is
yet seen on our streets.
-Four dollars in paper money was
lost Monday between the Babcock store
and the first corner north on Swift street
which the owner would be very glad to
have returned to this office.
wild barley" was included among
the noxious weeds by the last legislature,
which with others of its class, must be
destroyed by occupants and owners of
property where the same grow.
p. c. Brown shipped car load of
beeves Monday evening fed by John
Hurd of Fulton, that were an exception
ally fine lot. Twelve head were of the
Polled Angus breed, fat, sleek and hand
some.
There isn't man, woman or child
in town that wants employment but can
get it at good wages too. There is
scarcity of labor in every line this season
and even the railroads have to import
section hands.
Rev. James A. Chamberlain of Tor
rington, Conn, preached an exceptional
ly strong sermon at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning. 1t was
clearly put andsmade profound impress
sion upon the audience.
"A very enjoyable hop was given at
T. B. Earle's cottage at Lake Kegonsa
Monday evening, to which large num-
Der Of Edgerton people were invited.
The Culture Club also passed very de-
lightful outing at the cottage during
the past week.
The old Bank of Edgerton litigation
is about to go to the supreme court
again. This time it is on an appeal of
the circuit court decision of Judge Sic
becker fixing the amount due on the
stock liability from the heirs of Isaac
Morgan. e. D.fMcGowan, sattorney for
Mrs. Ezra Goodrich, is perfecting the
appeal.
August 18th is the date fixed upon
for the Annual Picnic of Father Mathews
7. A. & B. Society. This is the amuse-
ment event of the season and is eagerly
looked forward to with increasing inter
est. Always success, though the man
agement this year are casting about for
new features to make the picnic a still
greater drawing card. Be sure and keep
in mind the date and make your ar
rangements to be present this year.
The annual school meetings take
place throughout the state on Monday
evening next. The interest in public