The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-07-04

Mr.. j. Frey of Brooklyn, is here for
a visit with his sister, Mrs. J. G. Spell
| man.
Miss Bessie Keller has been passing
the week with Miss Ella Keller in Chi
cago.
Henry L. Bardeen came down from
| Wausau to pass the 4th with his son and
| daughter in Edgerton.
Mrs. " eetman Dickinson is receiv-
| ing visit from her mother, Mrs. Esgar
| and Miss Phillips of Pennsylvania.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve dinner at the Driving
Park on the Fourth from II till 2 p. m.
Willis Collins and wife of Fort Ben
ton, Montana, are paying visit to Mr..
Collins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Col
| Inns
Henry Thronson has traded 80 acres
of land near Leyden with Grant and
Willis Walrath for 240 acres OF unim-
| proved land in Barron county.
Pike to the number of thirty eight
we're lured from Kegonsa's waters one
day last week by Clarence Babcock,
Carl Peters and G. r. Bentley
Miss Anna Nelson, clerk at Perry &
Doty's store, is taking vacation for a
few weeks. During her absence Miss
Mary Mawhinney will fill the position.
A pension of twelve dollars month
has been granted to Mrs. B. j. Melon
ough on account of the death of her hus-
band from disease contracted while serv
ing Uncle Sam in the Philippine war.
The operation performed by Drs.
jackson OF Madison and Drs. McManus
of this city upon Herman Bublitz sew
eral weeks ago has proven successful
and Mr. Bublitz is around attending to
| business.
| The cartoon at the head of the 4th
Of July program printed on the inside
pages of this issue was drawn by Delos
| Nicholson. Look it up and see what
you think of an Edgerton artist in this
! line of work.
Friends here were pleased to learn
of the marriage in Chicago on Monday
OF Miss Olive j. Watson of Ft. Atkinson
and Mr. W. s. Tower of GAINESVILLE. Mr..
and Mrs. Tower will be at home in James
vile after September LIST.
Professor Clarke and wife are now
occupying the Ed. Hahn residence in the
first ward Mr.. Clarke will pass the
greater portion of the summer vacation
in Edgerton. For short time during
the month of August he will engage in
school work in Eau Claire county.
Henry Ebbott, G. G. Biederman and
B. L. Cleary were up in Chippewa Co.
the latter part of last week with real es-
tate agent, E. M. Ladd. While there
they purchased fourteen thousand dol
lar farm. The purchasers are all highly
pleased with appearance of northern
| Wisconsin lands.
The first season of the Joyce Hoe
has proven satisfactory to the manufac-
turers. At this early date every machine
has been sold and NO more can be had at
any price. Next years output will be
large enough to supply the demand as
Joyce & Co. are now arranging to manu-
facture them on large scale.
Will Mcintosh returned Saturday
from Barron county where he had been
looking after matters upon his farm
there. Otto Sievert, who is running the
farm this season, is more than satisfied
with prospects in that county and has
every reason to expect an abundant crop
of all kinds Of grain and grass.
Albert Bartz, who was found upon
the streets of Madison in demented
condition last Friday night, was given a
legal medical examination in GAINESVILLE
and pronounced insane. He was COM
mitted to the asylum at Mendoza and
was taken to that institution by Sheriff
Maltpress on Monday.
The old students of Albion Academy
will read with regret of the death of
Attorney Thos. f. Frawley, which oc-
Cured at Eau Claire on Sunday last,
due to an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. Frawley was leading lawyer in his
section of the state and leaves wife and
one son. He was reputed well-to-do.
The members of the common coun-
ell took their annual jaunt Monday look
ing over the condition of the streets and
bridges about the city. Street Commits
sioner Reynolds accompanied them and
carefully noted suggestions of repairs to
be made and new work to be done. On
| Tuesday he started in with small force
of help and before the season ends it is
expected that some good road making
will be done.
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