The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-09-11

Alfred Anderson and wife have been
visiting friends in Lodi.
DIR. E. L. Shepard made business
trip to Chicago Wednesday.
-Theo. Clarke is attending conyen-
ton of undertakers in Milwaukee this
week
Miss Fannie Crandall Of Chippewa
Falls is paying visit to her aged mother
in this city.
-Hayner Rosebo and wife of Chicago
have been visiting relatives here during
the week
-Wanted.-Someone 10 build an cleo
trio line from GAINESVILLE 70 Madison who
has the money.
The warm weather Of the week has
done much to finish off the corn and to-
bacco crops.
The Milwaukee State Fair this week
has attracted about the usual number of
Edgerton people.
Judge Smith has so far recovered as
to be able to be about town for few
hours each day.
Base ball at the Driving Park next
Saturday afternoon. The game of the
season. Go and see it.
Relatives here have been apprised
of the marriage on the I'd inst. Of Mr..
70 lo1x
Phil Welsh has closed his black
smith shop in Leyden and again taken
up his residence in Edgerton.
School in District No. g. town of AL
bion, will commence Monday, Sept 2lst,
with Claude Stout as teacher
A. b. Stout, who graduated at the
Whitewater Normal in June last, will
teach at Baraboo the coming year.
A fter passing the summer months
at their cottage on Kegonsa, T. B. Earle
and family returned home last Tuesday.
The Salvation Army moved their
barracks to Milton junction Monday,
after months crusade upon sin in Ed
gerton.
Mrs. Helen johnson went to Chica-
go Monday for few weeks stay while
she is investigating fall millinery styles
and stock.
The cut Bedford stone work for the
new Catholic church has comm enced to
arrive, though the red Menominee facing
brick is still delayed,
The Children of Mary of St. Joseph's
church will give an ice cream social in
the r. A. & B. hall Thursday eve, Sept.
10. Every body come.
Postmaster L. c. Whittet has been
in Milwaukee, several days of the week
attending a convention of postoffice Off
ciaIs called to talk shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Attlesey expect
to leave Saturday for Chicago and after a
few days stay will go to St. Louis on a
visit to their son George.
Mrs, Perrin and family, who have
been spending the summer in Edgerton,
occupying Mrs. j. Fl. Downeys resi-
dence, have returned to their home in
St. Louis
Mrs A. r. Shepard and son of Chi
cago have been guests of DR., w. Ell. and
T. l.. Stillman families this week. Mr.
Shepard came up Friday for an over
Sunday visit, returning Monday.
Little James Dixon, the six year old
son of J. L. Dixon, fell from pony cart
Monday sustaining quite bad cut upon
the chin which required the attendance
of surgeon to dress.
Mr.. Chas. L. Culton is in Virginia
Booking after some numbering interests
The present seasons cut of hardwood
has been sold to the American Hardwood
Co. OF Madison, in which Brittingham-
HiXon Co. are interested
Mrs. Esgar of Pennsylvania, who has
been guest of her daughter, Mrs. w.
Dickinson, for several weeks past, re-
turned to her home Monday. Mrs. c.
". Richards, also guest at the Dickin-
son home, returned to Chicago.
We have been requested to announce
that there will be meeting of citizens
and business men at the Carlton Hotel
next Monday evening at o'clock to con-
slider the proposition of organizing fair
association in Edgerton. Turn out and
let's talk it over.
-Edgerton horses captured most OF
the purses at the Evansville fair last
week. Joe Conn's "Col. Diston" was an
easy winner in Wednesdays race. Sam
Wileman's "Jaco" was first in straight
heats of the 2:40 race Thursday, with
Biggar's Beauty" second.
Next Saturday afternoon one of the
best games of base ball yet seen in Ed
gerton will be played at the Driving
Park. Bass Creek is coming up with