The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-10-03

ening.
The Elgin price of butter is 221a
cents this week.
Miss Lizzie Lund and Iva Tracey
are attending the commercial school at
GAINESVILLE.
Oscar Crandall and wife are home
from three weeks visit among relatives
in Minnesota.
Mrs. Fl. B. Knapp and son, Hixon,
have been passing the week with friends
in Stoughton.
The w. R. c. have moved into the
Dr. Stillman hall over Maltpress' hard
ware store.
Rev. A. A. Moore of Rocton, Ill, has
been spending several days with his
cousin, Rev F. L. Moore.
-Lulua and Lizzie Sommerfeldt were
rendered surprise by a number of their
little friends last Friday afternoon.
Miss Grace Humphrey of Elkhorn
has been engaged as assistant in Bar
deems studio and art display parlors.
Monday evening party of relatives
were pleasantly entertained at the home
of Mrs. S. E. Clark in honor of her 53rd
birthday.
Beginning with the next regular
meeting of the T. A. & B. society, the
hour will be changed from 3 to 7 o'clock.
All members please make note of this.
The Kvindeforening of the Norwegian
church will meet with Mrs. Fl. o. Lint
veldt Thursday afternoon, October 9th.
All members are requested to be present.
-Mesdames E. G. Hopkins, T. B.
Earle, W. A. Shelley, G. F. Mabbett and
Miss Angie Towne attended the district
federation of woman clubs at GAINESVILLE
Wednesday.
Will Bardeen has rented a room in
the Copley building adjoining his studio
where a complete display Of Edgerton
art clay ware and photos from the gal
lery will be kept.
AT the Dane County fair held at
Madison last week, Henry Arthur won
% first and Is second prizes on his poul-
try. Also at the Evansville fair he won
26 first and 20 second premiums.
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday at the
usual hours. Rev. Henry Coleman of
the Anti-Saloon League Will speak in the
morning. The pastor will preach in the
evening. All are welcome.
L G. Whittet and Ed Peters left
Wednesday morning for Star Lake to do
some muskellunge fishing in that vicin-
ity for a few days. If there are any fish
left in the northern lakes we are willing
to wager that Ed Peters will hook them
1t is alleged that he can catch fish out OF
waters where there isn't any.
The closing week of September has
been one of unusual rains and bad
weather. The equinoctial season con
tinued long period and carried with il
excessive rainfall and about ten days OF
gloomy weather. The soil has been put
in fine condition for blowing and an
abundance of fall feed assured.
MIR. P Mcintyre had the lobe of his
ear nearly torn off Tuesday morning
He was STOPPING to bran COW when the
animal quickly raised her head, one oil
the horns catching Mr. McIntyre's ear
and tearing the lobe back about an inch
A physician was called and several
stitches now hold the ear in shape
-Edgerton horses took piece of the
purses in the fair races at Jefferson last
week. Nicholas j." G. II. Bliven's
PAGER won End money in the ola pace
and Conway Bros. Red Rover" wor
second in the 2;24 class trot. Pearl c.
their PAGER, stood to get piece in ar
unfinished race which was protested bu
not completed.
DR. Fl. W. and Thos. Stillman were
informed by telegram Saturday of thu
sudden death of their brother, Sanford
Stillman, at Westerly, r. l., the only re
naming member Of their family. The
deceased has for number Of years pas
passed the winters with DR.. Fl. w. Still
man at Daytona, Florida, where the
brothers have built a cottage. He i:
survived by wife and three sons.
Freight traffic on the Milwaukee
railroad has grown to such proportion:
that the road has just placed ar order
with the American Locomotive works fol
seventy-five large sized ten-wheel en-
gines. These engines will be of the sim
pie type, capable of hauling the heavies
trains and will be distributed over thu
system as needed when they arrive. De
liveries are to begin next spring.