The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-22

The Elgin price of butter is firm at
u cents.
II. A. Perry made business trip to
Chicago on Monday.
The jury term of the circuit court
will be resumed next Monday.
Dexter l. Wilson made a business
trip to Milwaukee Tuesday.
Orders for cut flowers for Decora-
ton day may be left with Mrs. Ash.
DIR. J. Burr Atwood and wife of
Oconto were guests of their parents
Miss Hannah Gilderhus of Slough
ton was a guest of Mrs. Fl. B. Knapp the
first of the week.
M. G. Jeffris and family of James
Vile were guests at the home of Fl. S.
Sloan in this city Sunday.
DR.. A. ?. Nicholson is having a gran
olithic walk laid on the Rollin street side
of his residence property.
and other relatives here Sunday. The
DR.. returned Monday, but Mrs. Atwood
will extend her visit several days.
Mrs. Geo. Villas and daughter, Min
erva, OF Whitewater were guests at the
editors home a few days this week.
The timetable of the Rockford Be
lott & GAINESVILLE electric railway may be
found on the inside pages of this paper.
Miss Bertha Babbitt of Beloit was a
guest of her friend, Miss Buckridge of
the teaching force, on Saturday and
Sunday.
Carl Peters was member Of fish
ing party that pulled out nearly 300
pounds of pike and bass from Kegonsa
lake Sunday.
"A marriage license has been issued
from the county clerks Office to Louis
Becker and Miss Hilda j. Rushausky,
both Of Edgerton.
In ball game at the Driving Park
Saturday afternoon, Willie Burns Tigers
defeated the Stoughton Wagon Makers
by score of 20 to 10.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Birkenmeyer
of Stockbridge have been paying visit
to their son, Chas. Birkenmeyer, and
family here this week.
II. A. Warren, proprietor of the West
Side store, has taken space in The Re
porter to advertise his wares. Keep an
eye on the bargains listed therein.
Fred G. Hutson is writing descrip-
tive letters from Mexico where he is
travelling with company of GAINESVILLE
business men, that are being published
in the Gazette.
Owing to the sickness of Mrs. Frank
Ayres Of GAINESVILLE, the Ladies society
of the Congregational church of this city
did not meet with her Wednesday as
contemplated.
"A Memorial sermon will be delivered
at the Methodist church by Rev. Steph-
ems Sunday evening to the members Of
the Grand Army and Womens Relief
Corps. All are invited to attend.
Marshal Geo. Rea went on duty
Monday. His first calls were upon the
licensed saloons where, we are told, he
laid down some plain rules which he as
sured them would permit of no variation.
All the new marshal needs is instruc-
tions-there will be no question about
their being executed.
j. Wood Miller, representing the
Home Finding Association of Lacrosse,
is in the city this week soliciting for the
association and looking after dependent
children that are suitable for family life.
Mr.. Miller gave a lecture in Albion. on
Tuesday evening, entitled "Nibelunge-
lied," which was we'll received by those
who attended.
A colony Of chimney swallows which
have made their resting place at night
for several years past in the big chin
neys OF the school building have again
returned. It is an interesting sight to
watch the birds circle the building at
dusk until the air is fairly black with.
countless numbers; and then dart down
the chimney like column Of dark water.