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

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city Wednesday.
8 Mr.. Geo. Underhill spent a couple
days of the week in Chicago.
Conn & Schmidt have bought Fl. S.
McGiffin's family horse and buggy.
Roy Hutson is home from New York
for short visit with Edgerton relatives.
Miss Hannah Gilderhus of Slough
ton, passed Sunday with friends in this
city.
Miss Anna Mooney came out from
Milwaukee to pass Memorial day in Ed
gerton.
Mr.. Fred Davis of Milwaukee, visit
ed friends in this vicinity the fore part
of the week.
Mrs Geo. Rumrill and Miss Fannie
of GAINESVILLE were visitors in this city
Wednesday.
Atty. e. D. MCGOWAN and wife of
GAINESVILLE were guests of Miss Shopbell
in this city on Sunday.
Miss Jessie Pelton of Madison, Wis
tied among friends in Edgerton few
days early in the week.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen left Friday for
Red Wing, Mimi, on visit to her
daughter attending college at that place.
james Stewart is in Lacrosse this
week attending the Odd Fellows en-
campment as representative of the or
der in this city.
st. Johns German Lutheran con-
gregation has decided to build a new
brick walk in front of the church prop
erty in this city.
"A warrington the Cooper farm show
ed symptoms of hydrophobia Tuesday
and must, be killed, making six head of
cattle that have been destroyed.
DIR. Geo. r. McManus is moving his
household effects to Stoughton today,
where has lately opened an Office and
secured location for his family.
Rev. F. L. Moore and daughter left
Tuesday morning for Trevor, Kenosha
county, where he delivered lecture and
also paid visit to his brother residing
there.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Congregational church will have a sale
of cake, baked beans, etc.. at Perry &
Doty's store on Saturday afternoon of
this week.
Two specials were sent over this di-
vision Wednesday morning bound for
the Modern Woodman picnic at Rock
ford. About 40 tickets were sold at this
station for the train leaving at s o'clock.
The ruling price of wool is the low
est that has prevailed in many years.
Many of the large producers in this Sec
tion are not crowding it on the market
at present, hoping for an improvement
later.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Finkle in the town of Albion was made
happy Saturday evening. A baby girl
of nine pounds weight was welcomed
there. Both mother and babe are doing
we'll.
Regular services at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning. In
the evening the pastor will deliver the
baccalaureate address to the senior
class of the high school and their friends.
All are welcome to both services.
-Edgerton Chapter No. 63 Order of
the Eastern Star will hold special meet
ing Friday evening, June 9Th, at which
time Mrs. Allie E. Armstrong, Worthy
Grand Matron, will be here. All men,
bers are requested be present.
-Edgerton friends have received this
week an engraved announcement of the
marriage of George A. Nohr and Miss
Maya Melaas of Stoughton, which took
place at Colorado Springs, Colo, May
26. They will be at home at Shawnee,
Oklahoma, after June 18th.
John Kurtz and wife are down from
Pittsville for few days visit with Ed
gerton friends. He reports that the new
hotel he is erecting in that village is
nearly enclosed Frank Herrick, car
penter, formerly of this place, who was
working on the building, fell from the
roof Tuesday morning sustaining quite
serious injuries.
A. G.. Gray of Evansville and w. G..
Palmer of GAINESVILLE, members Of the
soldiers relief commission of the county.
were in town Wednesday looking after
the condition of some of the pensioners
III this locality. These gentlemen were
accompanied by their wives and are
making an overland trip of good por-
ton of the county.