The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-18

The Elgln price OF butter is ~ cents
again this week.
The street sprinkler has begun the
campaign of another season.
-Weetman Dickinson was down from
Readstown for ar over Sunday visit with
his family
A we'll developed case of smallpox
was found walking the streets Of James
vile Monday.
Hon. C. A. Silkworth of Eau Claire
county transacted business in Edgerton
Tuesday.
Mrs Will Earle of Sparta has been
visiting among her Edgerton friends
during the week.
Misses Mary and Rose Morrissey
came up from GAINESVILLE for Sunday
visit at their home in this city.
Mrs. Fannie Crandall was down
from Chippewa Falls for short visit to
her aged mother during the week.
H. w. Goodrich is moving into Geo.
Rea's house recently vacated by DR.. Nc
Reynolds, the latter taking E. A. Bur
dicks house in the Bentley addition.
Charles Clatworthy came down from
Sparta where he has been employed by
the American Cigar Co. during the win
ter, on Saturday. and will remain at
home.
Jesse Earle, the young GAINESVILLE
lawyer, announces that he is a candidate
for the office of clerk of the court on the
republican ticket, seeking the office now
held by Theo. Goldin.
"A marriage license has been issued
TO John Stetgen of Weyauwega, Wis,
formerly of the Meyers House, and Mel
lie Catherine Bishop of Edgerton, form
erly head waiter at the same hotel.
County Judge John w. Sale has
gone on visit to the Cotton Exposition
at Charleston, S. G. During his absence
the business of his court is being looked
after by Judge Fifeld of the municipal
court.
E. J. Carpenters splendid produc-
ton of the celebrated play For Her
Sake" with large cast, elaborate seen
cry and magnificent stage effects, will be
seen at the Auditorium, Stoughton, We'd
nesday, April 23d.
Mike Schmidt is making some ex-
tensive repairs on his home that will
amount to complete undermining of the
residence. While these changes are be-
ing made the family have taken up their
residence with Mrs. Schmidt's parents.
Miss Mary Flagg was brought home
from the Palmyra Sanitariuul Tuesday
afternoon. She did not improve under
the treatment and was much weaker
than when she went there and her con-
dition is a puzzle to the physicians in
charge.
In another column will be found an
erintendent. 1t gives the hours when
the hose may be used for lawn purposes.
IL the hours named in the notice are
abided by there ought not to be any
trouble during the season.
The town of Albion at the recent
town meeting decided to collect the road
tax in money which will be expended
under the supervision Of two road super
visors. 1t is hoped that the new system
will result in better and more uniform
road improvements.
April so far has been too dry and
cold to start the usual spring vegetation
or bring forward the seeding. Farmers
report the ground so dry and hard as to
make blowing difficult. April showers
would be most welcome at this time and
unless they are soon Forthcoming another
short hay crop will follow.
"A horse being driven by Mr.. and
Mrs. B F. Compton at Stoughton Sun
day ran away and both were thrown
from the rig and quite badly bruised.
The breaking of the bit permitted the
animal to get beyond control. Their
friends here will be pleased to learn that
their injuries were not of serious ma
ture.
Howard w. Lee of Fulton has been
appointed special administrator of the
estate OF the late Geo. Lackner. As Mr..
Lackner was engaged in several lines of
business which needed immediate atten-
ton, and his accounts as treasurer of
the town not entirely Strengthened up,
Mr.. Lee was selected to step into the
breech SO that business would not suffer
until the regular administrator had been
selected. Mr.. Lackner carried at least