The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-28


this week.
Rooms to rent after April 1st 1902
Mrs. E. K. Banks.
Election tickets printed while you
wait at this office.
Mrs. M. Pelton of Madison, visited
among Edgerton friends Tuesday.
MT. j. D. Whittet is failing and his
condition is considered extremely critical
Miss Mile Pyre of Madison visited
with Edgerton relatives few days this
week.
o. N. Coon of the town of Harmony
visited friends in this locality early in
the week.
Miss Hazel Underhill went to Chi
cago Wednesday on visit to Mrs. J. A.
Lord in that city.
Hon. S. G. Carr of Milton junction,
was caller upon Edgerton friends on
Tuesday.
Miss Mae Pyre, who is teaching at
Albany, is spending the Easter vacation
at her home here.
Mrs. J. A. johnson returned home
Friday from visit of several weeks with
her daughter in Chicago.
Mrs Frank H. Burdick and daught-
er of Minneapolis passed portion of the
week with relatives in this city
A marriage license has been issued
by the county clerk to Nels G. Olson and
Anna NJ Anderson, both of this city.
An inventory of the stock of the
Boston Store is being taken with view
OF it's purchase by Mr.. Dixon of Kilbourn
DR.. e. L. Shepard shipped car
load of extra fine beeves that he has
been feeding 500 corn, to market this
week.
II. B. Earle shipped a couple of full
blood Shorthorn bulls to his Barron
county stock farm near Rice Lake on
Monday.
VIM. Morrissey arrived home Mon
day evening from ten days visit
to his daughter in Minnesota during
his absence.
Miss Gladys Harvey of Madison
passed few days of the week with her
sister, Miss Helen, teacher in our pub
lie schools.
Miss Pansy Brown of Oconomowoc,
who is student at the Milwaukee Dow
ner. is the guest of Miss Minerva Coon
for few days.
Miss Wood has resigned her position
in Henry Johnson's insurance Office.
Miss Lolita Skinner has been employed
to take Miss Woods place.
e. M. Ladd, accompanied by Chas.
L. Culton and G. r. Bentley, left Tues
day evening for Barron county to look
over farming lands in that section.
Arthur Shannon, who has been look
ing after warehouse for his brother at
Westby during the winter, returned
home Saturday, having finished the
packing.
The country roads are dry and
smooth again and we have apparently
escaped the long season of mud that u.s.
ually occurs in the transition from win
ter to spring.
Services held at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and evening
at the usual hours. Easter service in
the morning. In the evening the Bible
school will have charge of the program.
All welcome
Frank Hall of Manchester, Iowa,
was in town few days of the week look
ing after property interests which he
has in this city. Mr.. Hall has rented
his farm and moved this spring to Man
chester to live.
Ex-senator Welton special R. F. d.
agent for the government and Postmas-
ter Patterson of Cambridge, were in town
Tuesday short time. Mr.. Welton is at
work laying out the new routes that will
cover the entire territory of Dane county
Word comes from Sparta that Will
Clark, of this city, who is working for
the American Cigar Co. this winter, has
been taken with small pox and sent to
the pest house His case is light one
and it is stated not the first one that has
occurred among the help that went from
this place.
The Viking View company are busy
in getting out the first installment of or
iginal views which they are going to put
upon the market. The negatives for the
views we're taken by Mr.. Anderson dur.
ing his trip to Norway last year and are
the finest lot ever put out by any com
pany.