The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26
The Dane county fair is extended


of F. w. Vickers, Edgerton, Wis.
Sheriff Maltpress was in town for
short time on business Wednesday.
Henry johnson and Fl. McInnes
were Milwaukee visitors Wednesday.
Potatoes bring only % cents per
bushel as against Sl.00 year ago this
date.
Miss Ada Berkey of Monroe, is
guest at the home of F. F. Burgy and
wife.
Pat Garvin and wife are up from
Beloit for weeks stay among Edgerton
friends.
They have just commenced to har
vest their second crop of Strawberries at
Evansville.
Remember the Edgerton band are
engaged to play at the Jefferson county
fair Friday.
The high school has the largest at
tendance in it's history. Near every seat
is now taken.
Mrs Frank Williams and sons, Clay
ton and ROLAND, are visiting relatives in
jefferson this week.
H. W. Goodrich, now in business at
Elkhorn, was calling upon acquaintance
here on Wednesday,
Miss Edna Pomeroy left for Beloit
Monday to enter the college at the be-
ginning of the school year.
w. A. Shelly is looking through the
Chicago clothing market this week with
a view of replenishing his stock.
Miss Mary Rainey of Belfast, Ireland,
a niece of John Mawhinney, is being en-
tertained at his home in this city
&C. I. Babcock of Albion and Henry
Arthur exhibited large variety of poul-
try at the Dane county fair this week.
Mrs. z. Fl. Bowen took her grand
children to their Chicago home Satur-
day and is spending the week there
among relatives.
DR.. Martin accompanied Mrs. Albert
Tiebert to Milwaukee Tuesday where
she was placed in hospital to undergo
surgical operation.
Mrs. w. A. Clark and her sister,
Miss Belle Parker, arrived from Eau
Claire Wednesday, where Mrs Clark has
been to attend the funeral of her mother.
Miss Maud Miller, who has been
spending portion of her vacation here.
left Tuesday for New York to enter Co.
lumbia College to take special work.
With all the other improvements
that have been made to the M. e. par
sonage this season, a telephone has lately
been added for the convenience of Rev.
Stevens and family.
The Heddles Lumber Co. have COM
menced to clear away the debris on the
lot where the Hopkins warehouse burn
ed, and a large shed, over three hundred
feet long and about one hundred wide
will be erected.
The young people of Rev. Linnevold's
church gave him pleasant surprise in a
gathering held in the church basement
Monday evening. A we'll filled purse
was presented the pastor as token of
regard by the members of the society.
announcements have been issued
for the Annual Fall opening of ladies'
cloaks and tailor made suits at Babcock
& Birkenmeyer's department store on
Wednesday, October 1st The ADVERTISE
ment on another page will give full par
ticulars in regard to this cloak and suit
opening.
The end of September approaching
and no killing frosts have yet occurred
in this locality. A good share of the
corn is now in the shock A feature of
the season is the abundant apple crop
the best obtained in this latitude in some
years. The quality of the fruit, too, is
excellent.
There will probably be no change in
the schedule and the special train bear
ing Mayor Rose, the democratic candi-
date for governor, will be in Edgerton at
$50 o'clock October Sth. The local
committee say the character of the
| weather will determine whether the
Mayor will address the audience in an
outdoor meeting or in hall.
The weather so far this week has
been very much against the county fairs
held at Madison, Jefferson and other
| places about the state. Cold rains and
gloomy weather have prevailed that pre-
clude out door pleasure. The Jefferson
county fair will be extended over a day
and take in Saturday in consequence.
-Carpenter's spectacular production,
"a Little Outcast," opened the theat-
| rical season at Royal Hall last Thursday
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