The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-05

Mrs Geo. Underhill is spending the
week as a guest of Mrs. j. A. Lord in
Chicago.
F. F. Burgy and wife were at Mon
roe Wednesday attending the Green
county fair.
p. Mcintyre and family went to
Evansville Wednesday to take in the
fair there.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wileman was enlivened by the arrival of
d bright baby girl Tuesday morning.
Mrs Chas. Shannon and family re-
turned to their home at Westby Friday,
after an extended visit in Edgerton.
Hans Lindas' family will soon re-
move to Kenosha where Mr.. Lndas has
secured position with a hardware firm.
Mrs. Perrin and family, who have
been spending the summer here, left for
their st. Louis home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. j. A. Johnson and Miss Mae
Spencer are purchasing fall goods in
their respective lines in Chicago this
week.
C. o. Shannon and wife arrived
home Saturday evening from pleasant
four weeks visit among relatives in New
England.
Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh and son,
Roscoe, left Saturday evening for Stan
ley, Wis, to remain while the hay fever
lasts.
Miss Quigley has moved her dress
making rooms to the second floor of the
Babcock q Birkenmeyer department
store block.
There will be no services at the
Congregational church next Sunday,
pastor Moore will be away on short va
cation.
Walter Mabbett, who is in the en-
ploy of the Milwaukee railways engi-
neering department, passed Sunday at
the home Of his parents here.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church will meet next Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. John Malt
press, Sr. A full attendance is desired.
Elmer e. Wilt came up from Chica-
go Saturday evening to join Mrs. Wilt
here and pass labor day with Edgerton
relatives. They returned Monday even
ing
-Edgerton will not be favored with a
carnival this year but will be favored
with a fair. Watch for the date in next
issue. The ladies of the M. E. church
will make the date.
II. B. Earle has sold his 400 acre
tract of Barron county land at So per
acre. 1t was unimproved and four years
ago cost just a trife over one-quarter
the price now received fer it.
Miss George Bowen invited num-
Der of lady friends to lawn party held
on Saturday afternoon, when ping pong
and other games were INDUCED in for
the amusement of those present.
Il60Cutl CII1 4Cdl CStdlC oSOut &c
of Viola, Wis, have long list of farm
and village property which they are ad-
vertsiDg for sale in this paper. Look
over the bargains they offer and perhaps
they may benefit you.
j Q. Emery & Son recently shipped
from this station three registered Jersey
calves, grandsons of the famous Pedro
One of these went to Vermont, one to
Menomonje, Wis, and one to Warren
Wis
Pen Brown, p. NJ. Ellingson, Carl
Peters and e. M. Laid left Saturday
evening for Boomer Chippewa county
to be on the ground bright and early
Monday morning when the open season
for chicken hunting began.
The public schools reopen for the
year week from Monday, Sept. 18th
New seats have been received which will
add to the capacity of some Of the rooms
and provide for the increased atten-
dance expected in the departments.
james Price has resigned his posi-
ton as city engineer and is now en-
ployed by Whittet Bros. as engineer at
the brick yard and feed MILL Link
Carter is employed by the city to run
the pumping station.
Twenty-Five mature cows, grade and
pure bred Jerseys, in the herd of j. O.
Emery & Son, from Aug. /, 1901, to Aug
l, 1902, averaged 1852 pounds of butter
EACH that at % cents pound, the aver
age price of butter for the year at the
Albion Cooperative creamery, brought
S03.26, as an average for each COW.
Akin Warren, Delos Nicholson and
Frank Hitchcock returned Tuesday
forenoon from a weeks outing. They
left Edgerton a week ago Tuesday in a
boat loaded with a tent and campers
outfit and rowed up Rock river as far as
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