The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-13

j. A. HENDERSON TICKET ARont.
The Elgin price of butter is 211a cts.
this week.
Remember the Alumni banquet Fri
day evening.
james S. Hutson passed Monday
with Edgerton relatives.
E. C. Hopkins left Tuesday for
visit to Fennimore and the Kickapoo
valley.
W. A. Shelley and L. G. Whittet
were in Chicago the first days of the
week.
Austin Burdick and wife have gone
on an extended visit to their sons in
Minnesota.
Rev. J. G. Spillman is anticipating a
visit from his brother, Rev. Geo. Spill
man of Canada.
II. w. Clark and wife of Chicago
have been spending the week with rela-
tives in this city.
Mr.. w. Ell. Mum and wife of Belvi-
dere were guests at the home of VIM.
Barnes and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bunting left on Tuesday
for Redwood Falls, Mimi, to visit with
relatives for few months.
All members of the alumni are in
vited to the banquet at the Carlton
Hotel on Friday evening" June Ii.
A hou ham
visiting the family of their son George,
in Crawford county during the week.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the law [ have recorded a
change of my name from Max Warrichait
to Max Wilbur.
Byron Long and John Spencer are
attending the Grand Lodge of Masons in
Milwaukee this week as representatives
of the order in this city.
Uncle James Tointon went to Col
umbus yesterday on a visit to his son,
John T., who has been quite seriously iii
for some months past
Clarence Shannon went west Tues
day afternoon to be present at the open
ing of new tobacco warehouse at Viola
which his firm has leased.
Thursday evening, June 10Th, is the
date for the next regular meeting OF
Camp No. 44O. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Mrs A. E. Frey of Brooklyn, n. Y,
is here paying visit to her daughter
Mrs J. G. Spillman. Mr.. Frey is ex-
pected the last of the week.
H. W. Child recently purchased a
large lot of wool of M. Ell. Bekkedal OF
Westby, being two or three clips the lat
ter has held for some time past.
The celebration of the 4th promises
to be the largest and best ever held
here Everybody will be welcomed in
Edgerton on that day and evening.
Excursion tickets will be sold June
18th and 18th, good to return June Doth
to Milwaukee, account state prohibition
convention, at one fare for round trip.
Miss Lydia Jensen arrived home
Tuesday from her school at Red Wing
Mimi. She was accompanied by he1
mother who attended the exercises al
the seminary.
Supervisor of Assessment Pierstof
of Dane county was in town Monday tc
consult with Mr.. Green, assessor of the
town of Albion. From here he went to
Dunkirk and Stoughton.
-Robt. Bruhn has been home for the
week past helping care for very sick
child with pneumonia, whose life was
almost at times despaired Of. A decided
change for the better has occurred.
Mrs. Ada Horton and son, Wilmer
have returned to their home in Usage
Iowa, after brief visit to Mrs. Horizons
father, Joseph Wright, who has beer
quite i'll for some time but is now much
improved.
Services will be held at the Congre
gational church next Sunday morning
and evening. Subject for the morning
christian Duties" second sermon OF
the 1st epistle Of Peter. Evening subject
"Naaman, the Syrian"
WIN. Barnes has resigned the Office
of street commissioner and Geo. Price
has been appointed by the street com
mittee to fill the vacancy until the mex
meeting of the council. Mr. Price woulc
make good man for the office.
Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh was called
to Dyersville, Iowa, Saturday by tele
gram announcing the death of her neice
Miss Dora Williams, in her 10th wear. O
consumption. The deceased visited il
this city last summer and made many
pleasant acquaintance while here. Miss
Stella Ogden also accompanied Mrs
Mcintosh on her sad errand.