The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20

The parade on the Fourth will be
worth coming out early to see.
j. P. Towne and Miss Angie passed
Sunday with friends at Madison.
Miss Mae Spencer left early in the
week on trip to Boston and other east
ern cities.
-Clouden Stebbins and wife were
down from Stoughton Wednesday to at
tend the Mcintosh Farman wedding.
H. S. Sloan is attending the grand
lodge X. of P. at Madison this week as
the representative of the order in this
city.
p. G. Brown and Fred Mckinney
are with their families putting in the
week at e. G.. Hopkins cottage on Lake
Koshkonong.
&C. r. Bentley, Ed Peters and Arthur
Clarke put in the day Wednesday fish
ing at Lake Kegonsa, returning with
good catch of pike.
Grove Pomeroy left for Beloit Mon
day morning where he has secured po-
sition as solicitor for the Beloit Electric
Co. at S45 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scnrode of
Stoughton and Miss Abbie Mccarthy of
Porter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. d.
E. Mccarthy this week.
Miss Elizabeth Palmer of GAINESVILLE
was a guest of Mrs. G. F. Tallard on
Saturday and present at the musical
given at the Tallard home.
Two good vaudeville performances,
free to ALL are among the special attrac-
tons here on the Fourth Make no
mistake and come to Edgerton on that
day.
"A good field of horses is in training
at the Driving Park for the 4th of July
races. Some fine races are promised
and the attraction will prove one of the
events of the day.
w. T. Pomeroy and wife drove over
to Lake Kegonsa last Wednesday and
made arrangements to occupy the Dun
widdie cottage in Monroe camp from
July 7th for the balance of the month.
MIR. Mitchell the cement sidewalk
man, finished at Wilson Bros. Friday
and left for Evansville, where he will be
for about three weeks. There are sew
eral jobs here which he will do upon his
return.
The republican caucuses held Tues
day evening to select eight delegates
from the city to the conventions on July
ID and Sth were swept by the LaFollette
ticket. One hundred and seventy votes
were cast.
John Walters of Oregon was looking
after business interests in town on Mon
day. He has lately returned from Be-
lott where tine family has been living for
some time and is again running his hotel
property in Oregon.
E. M. Ladd has recently engineered
a couple of real estate trades. George
Haskins has sold his house and two lots
to Henry Wesendonk. The Deborah
Randall house and lot in Albion was sold
TO M. j. Bolser.
Thursday night some one trespassed
upon Mrs. Beaton's lawn and trampled
it in frightful manner Mrs. Beaton
has great pride in her lawn and the
guilty parties if caught will be punished
to the extent which the law provides.
Jessie and Henry Morrissey left on
Monday evening for Hartland, MINI. to
spend the summer vacation with their
sister, Mrs. P. H. Donovan. A letter was
received by their parents telling of their
safe arrival. They made the trip alone.
Albert Roder was in town Tuesday
having just been released from hos
pital in GAINESVILLE, where he submitted
to surgical operation for appendicitis
nearly month ago. He hopes to be
able to resume his duties at the depot
again soon.
Something like twenty tickets were
sold at this station for the excursion to
Mlnocqua, leaving Saturday evening and
returning Monday morning. Frank Ash,
Will Bardeen, Scott Hatch and 0. R.
Barnes, who were with the party, report
a very pleasant trip.
e. c. Hopkins is now full fledeed
hotel keeper having last week closed
trade of 46O acres of unimproved Dakota
land for the Palmer hotel property at
Fennimore, Grant county. The latter
property includes half block in the
center of the village. Mr. Hopkins has
leased the hotel.