The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-08-14

PaCn 1nOnGn,
Miss Winifred Coon is visiting with
friends in Beloit.
F. NJ. Roberts and wife of GAINESVILLE
visited with Edgerton relatives over
Sunday.
DIR. Homer Sylvester of Milwaukee
passed Sunday with friends in this city.
w. A. Shelley and wife returned
Mondayfrom a trip to the health resorts
in Michigan.
Miss Bessie Flagg came home last
Wednesday from visit to the family OF
Will Earle at Watertown.
%. L. Clark has purchased resi-
dence on North End street from DR.. A.
?. Nicholson for $3.50.
Miss Lena Schultz and Martha
Melke went to Milwaukee Saturday for
a few days visit with friends.
William P. Woman of Madison has
accepted a position with the Heddles
Lumber company in this city.
George McGffin and wife passed
Sunday at the home Of their brother,
Fl. s McGjf1in, in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. L, D. Harvey Of Madison Wis
tied among old time friends IN Edgerton
a few days early in the week.
Henry Jockel and three daughters
of Wintersel, Iowa, visited former friends
here few days during the week,
The Misses Margaret and Emma
Mcbride of Veile, Iowa, are paying
visit to their cousin, Mrs ?. Mcintyre.
Miss Annie Mooney came out from
Milwaukee Saturday to pass a couple Of
weeks vacation with relatives in this
city.
H. B. Feihler and family Of Milwau-
kee have been paying visit to relatives
here. At one time Mr.. Feihler was en-
ployed as professor in the German school
in this city.
Il FOk6SSOE L. VI. lOlSbdu Will piCdCh
in the Norwegian Lutheran church next
Sunday morning. In the afternoon at
2:30 Rev J. A. Stub will preach in the
Emery school house.
Work on the new Catholic church is
progressing and another week will see
most of the cut stone of the basement
walls laid, when the super structure will
be pushed along rapidly.
Mrs H. G. Adams and her sister,
Miss Norton of Madison, have been Wis
iting at the Bentley cottage on Lake
Koshkonong and with the Shannon fam
lily here during the week.
Cement walks have been laid in
front of Joel Thompsons livery stable
on Front street and along two sides of
Robert Bulls residence property in the
second ward during the week.
Miss Angie Towne lett Thursday for
Brooklyn, n. Y on Il visit to Miss Matte
Shopbell, a former teacher in our public
schools. Miss Shopbell is taking a
coures 10 Domestic Science at a Brook
lyn college preparatory to making teach
ing her profession.
Mrs. 2. NJ. Ellingson and Mrs. Jens
Naset returned Tuesday morning from
Bloomer, Wis, where they had been
called by the illness of Mrs. Ellingson's
mother. Mrs John Naset, who has been
in poor health for some time but her
condition at present is more favorable.
Will E. Babcock and wife of Chicago
are spending their vacation with relatives
in this city, Mr. Babcock, who is con
nected with the silk department Of
Carson. Pirie X Co, says business is
good with Chicago merchants and the
trade of his firm nearly doubled that Of
year ago in his department.
How much better the streets of Ed
gerton look where the shade trees have
been we'll trimmed? Take drive around
and note the difference. There are a
large number of property owners that
could add vastly to the improvement of
their homes by liberal pruning of the
shade trees. Some cities have ordi.
nances governing the trimming of its
shade trees to uniform heights We
offer the suggestion to our city fathers.