The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-27

The Elgin price of butter is q y cts.
this week.
The annual school meetings take
place on Monday, July 7th, this year
Miss Grace Brown is home from
year passed at school at Prairie du
Chien.
H. E. McEcheran of Wausau was
visitor in Edgerton for short time on
Monday.
Atty Fl. w. Page of Topeka, Kan,
visited his brother, R. l.. Page, this
week.
Miss Mary Ashenberger of Sun Prai-
RTE is guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. John Kurtz.
Miss Rilla Pruyn has this week been
entertaining Miss Ransome of Fox Lake
and Miss Lewis of Baraboo.
Miss Clara Hargraves has closed her
years work of teaching at Juneau and
is home for the summer vacation.
After visiting with relatives and
friends here for week, Mrs. P. Garvin
returned to her home in Beloit Tuesday.
Julius Sommerfeldt and wife and
August Sommerfeldt and wife passed
Monday with relatives near Fort Atkin-
son.
Mrs, J. j. Howard and son of Cclum-
bus are here paying visit at the home
of Mrs. j. G. Son, sister of Mrs. How
ard.
The Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational church will have cake sale
at Perry & Dotys store Saturday after
noon.
Rev and Mrs. Frey concluded their
visit with their daughter here, Mrs. j. G.
Spillman, and left for their home in Bal
timore Tuesday.
"A light brown winter wrap was lost
between the Wescott schoolhouse and
Thos. Young's, Sunday evening. Finder
please return to this Office.
Mrs. G. r. Bentley and daughter
leave next Tuesday on a visit to Mrs.
Bentley's sister at Pittsburg, expecting
to be absent several weeks.
Ground has been broken by G.. F.
Mabbett for a new residence on Albion
street. The plans call for one OF the
modern houses of the town.
F. G.. Sherman of MELVILLE and Miss
Mertilla Boyd were married at the home
of the brides parents at Lima on Thurs
day evening, June IS, at p. N.
e. G. Hopkins has been putting in a
good share of the week looking after his
hotel property at Fennimore and farm
ing interests in the Kickapoo valley.
Miss Bertha Stephens is attending
the commencement exercises of the
Whitewater Normal this week and also
the Sherman-Boyd wedding at Lima
Thursday evening.
Services held at the Congregational
church next Sunday at the usual hours
Subject for the morning, "The Trial Of
Faith" In the evening Children's Day
exercises will be given by the Sunday
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Earle leave the
latter part of the week for their home in
Sparta, after nearly three months stay
in Edgerton while Mr.. Earle was looking
after the business of the American CT
gar Co. in this market.
Sunday. Morning subject, Christ Our
Rock" In the evening patriotic ser
service, subject, "Our Flag and What II
Stands For" Special music appropriate
to the occasion by male quartette and
the regular choir.
The board of trustees of the Fl. A
Preus academy have let a contract to H
G. Sohns of Milwaukee for putting in
steam heating of the academy buildings
at Albion. Separate plants will be put
into each of the buildings at cost o.
about $500. Work will be started or
the job soon after July 4th.
-Whet the old scythe to sickle edge
and shave your premises of all noxious
weeds and grasses. 1t will greatly i'm
prove the looks of your property
strengthen your muscles, give you keer
appetite and will not hurt the old scythe
in the least. The weed commissions,
has been serving notices upon property
owners and occupants to destroy weeds
in compliance with the law. You ought
to have saved him all this trouble b,
cutting the weeds long ago. But yor
did not, so straightway go and do it now
is Mayor Doty's advice.