The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-02-20
The Elgin price of butter is y cents

Inc Elgln price or Duttef IS ~ cents.
Carl Lord visited among Edgerton
friends a short time early in the week.
The Fl. S. Swift Post G. A. r. will
give their annual Camp Fire on March
10th.
Oscar Hanson and r. N. Dow of
Cambridge attended the K. p. party here
Monday evening.
President Daland will preach morn
ing and evening at the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Arthur Shannon, who has charge of
the warehouse of the United Cigar Man
ufacturers at Viola, was down to pass
Sunday with his family here.
Dairy and Food Commissioner J. q.
Emery was again elected president of
State Dairymen's convention held at
Fond du Lac last week. This mark of
confidence was also extended to the
other officers of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ash, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. |. Wilson and Mrs Andrew Nc
Intosh are attending the session of the
grand lodge of the order of Eastern Star
ia Milwaukee this week. Mrs Ash is
one OF the grand officers.
The Ladies of the Congregational
church are arranging to hold Rum
mage Sale at Phoenix Hall to begin the
second of March Do not miss it. 1t
will be chance in lifetime to get
something good and useful for almost
nothing.
Miss Davis will give the first lesson
to her physical culture class Saturday
afternoon from 3 to 4, in the parlor of
the Carlton. All ladies who are inter
ested are invited to take the first lesson
whether they care to continue or not.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Laura Irene Wood to Mr..
Winfield J. Smart, to take place at the
nome of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gilley, at Stebbinsville, Wis,
Wednesday, Feb. 25th, at high noon.
Andrew Hoen, who is at Viroqua in
charge of the warehouse of the United
Cigar Manufacturers, is quite sick with
pneumonia Mrs. Hoen and her daught-
er, Miss Anna, and G. A. Hoen went up
to Viroqua Saturday and Mrs. Hoen will
remain to care for her husband during
his sickness.
w. S. Heddles returned Thursday
evening from a four weeks trip to the
Pacific coast looking after lumber in
terests which his firm has in Washing
ton. He reports business at all the Pu-
get Sound points prosperous and Won
derful development of the lumber H.
terests of that section since his last visit
"A prominent citizen of Rockdale
one closely connected with the munich
pal government, called Monday to say
that the latest railway news in that berg
was that an electric railway was headed
that way but he wouldn't say just wher
the cars were expected to be running
though the public would certainly be
notified in due time to celebrate the
event.
From The Topeka Daily Capitol Of
Feb. 9th we learn that Atty. Ralph E
Page of Franklin county, who is visiting
his brother, Ward Page, an attorney Of
. that city, was admitted to practice be
fore the supreme court of Kansas, or
Tuesday of that week. Mr. Page leaves
Topeka, Feb. Is for the Pacific coast
He will locate in Seattle Wash, instead
of San Francisco as he expected.
Keep in mind the date of the Bazaar
TO be given by the ladies of st. JOSEPH
church in Union hall, Friday, Saturday
and Monday evenings February 20, 2
and %. A good program is prepared TO
each evening and on Saturday evening
Attorney j. j. Cunningham of James
willie will deliver an address. Suppe
will be served in Z. A. & B. hall at .
cents for adults and Is cents for children
under twelve years of age. The pian
used for this occasion will be furnishe'
10y Mrs Bullwinkle of jefferson.
Samuel Hall of Albion Prairie hat
the misfortune to break his leg near tn
ankle Monday morning. He had driver
TO car door near the depot with a loa'
of tobacco which he was helping neigh
Dor to deliver, and in jumping from tn
load his toe caught under the string tina
tied the bundle, pitching him to tn
ground. He struck upon his feet but i
such manner as to turn his ankle an,
fracture the small bone near the joint
DR.. McChesney reduced the fracture an
Mr.. Hall was sent home. It will reauir
some time to repair the damage.