The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-07-25
Marshal Cal. Broughton of Evans


Mrs. Fl. Williams and daughter, Bees
sic, spent portion of the week in James
Vile.
Mrs. Lydia Pruyn and daughter,
Rlla, visited with friends in Madison on
Sunday.
"A black bow with gold brooch has
been lost. Finder will please leave at
this Office.
A boy baby was born at the home
of MI and Mrs. Ed Williams, near town,
on Saturday.
james Conway and wife returned
from the race meeting at Detroit Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Nellie Harvey was up from
GAINESVILLE for a visit with Edgerton
friends this week.
The Elgin price of butter is q cents
this week. just one cent above the price
of year ago this date.
Miss Elizabeth Cleland returned to
her home at Evansville Monday after
visit with Edgerton friends
Harry Ash and wife and Miss Myr-
tie Maltpress went to Madison Tuesday
to visit with J. A. Heritage and family
Mrs. G. Ell. Bliven and daughter,
Violet, of Richmond, Va, came Friday
evening and are guests at The Carlton.
Keep in mind the date of the special
election to vote on bonding the city for
water works extensions. 1t is Monday
August IL.
Mrs. A. Snashall and Mrs S. Baker
of Evansville were pleasantly entertained
last Thursday at the home of their
cousin, Mr.. VIM. Stevens.
The kilns of the old Edgerton Pot
terry company are being taken down and
the materials will be used for other pur-
poses. The kiln sheds are also being
torn down.
&C. I'll. Babcock and family, Miss
Maud Trevorrah and Ralph Lidicker
left Wednesday morning for Lake Rip
where they have rented cottage for a
brief stay.
VIM. Wesendonk and two daughters
of st. Paul have been visiting relatives
in this locality during the week. Mr..
Wesendonk is imekeeper in the Great
Northern shops.
Mrs. Joel Thompson has been con-
fined in hospital in Chicago for nearly
two weeks past by surgical operation
but is improving rapidly and is expected
to return home shortly.
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church at the usual hours next
Sunday. Sermon by the pastor in the
morning. Rev. Mr.. Stephens breaches
at the union service in the evening.
-Thlrty-two pounds of oats sold at
exactly the same price as 60 pounds of
corn in the Chicago market Monday
81 cents. The oat corner is the cause of
that cereal reaching the same figure as
corn.
Services at the M. E. church next
Sunday morning. Subject, 1.-The Great
est Battlefield" Union services at the
Congregational church in the evening.
Subject, can Ancient Lawyers Cues
ton"
Marvin Bell Il Co. have purchased d
new Nichols & Shepard threshing ma
chine outfit which was unloaded at this
station Tuesday. The outfit has 20 h.
p traction engine and is up to date in
all respects.
Prof. G. A. Goggin, one time princi-
pal of the public schools here, has been
calling upon old time friends this week.
He is now engaged in teaching at Spear
fish, S. D., which is one of the beauty
spots in the Black Hills.
John Kurtz and wife and Miss Mary
Ashenberger left on Wednesday for Sun
Prairie where they will visit with rela-
tives about week. Mr.. and Mrs. Kurtz
will then go to Pittsville where their
home will be in the future.
d. E. Fuller came up from Illinois
the latter part of last week for few
days with his family. He returned Mon
day and was accompanied by his son,
Fern, who will pass part of his yaca-
ton in the northern part of that state.
&C. 0 Shannon and wife left Friday
for visit of several weeks among the
scenes of their childhood days at New
buryport, Mass, anticipating very
pleasant trip. Mrs Chas. Shannon and
family of Westby will maintain the
household here during their absence,