The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-15
The Elgin price of butter is q cent

The Elgin price of butter is Il cents
this week.
Cuban Spy" at Royal hall, Satur-
day evening" May Goth.
Miss Cora Scofield passed Sunday
with friends in GAINESVILLE.
John Henderson and family passed
Sunday with relatives in Chicago.
Harry Ash and wife were with Be-
lott friends during the day Sunday.
Miss Stella Ogden and Miss Mary
Watson passed Sunday with friends in
Milton.
Miss Clara Stevens came up from
Beloit to spend Sunday with her par
ent5 here.
j. S. Eastman of Madison spent
Sunday with his cousin, VIM. Stevens,
and family.
New cement walk is being laid on
two sides of the block on Mrs. j, D.
Hams residence corner.
e. G. Hopkins is putting in the week
looking after property interests in the
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. W. Shasky of JEFF
ferson have been guests at the home Of
Henry Johnson few days this week.
Albert Teubert has purchased the
saloon business of Frank Hartzheim and
will take possession the LIST Of July next.
The T. A. & B. society are requested
to meet at the hall at 1870 Oh Decora-
ton day to participate in the exercises.
Members of Camp 440 should be at
Woodman hall Thursday evening, May
Dist, as there is work planned for that
evening.
Mrs. N. A. Goss has returned to her
home in this city after spending several
months with her daughter, Mrs. Victoria
Potter, in GAINESVILLE.
james Reynolds has been engaged
for few months as engineer at the
water works pumping station at a salary
Of $50 per month.
Miss Florence Skinner has resigned
her position in Conn & Schmidt's store
and Miss Olga Hanson has been engaged
to take her place.
Editor Patterson of Cambridge was
over Tuesday calling upon friends and
bringing his daughter for visit with
Miss Bessie Williams.
The prize winning photos which
Bardeen had in Milwaukee have been
returned and are now at the studio
where they may be seen.
II. B. Earle accompanied P. G. Brown
to Chicago Tuesday evening, where he
contemplated buying a car load or more
of young stock for his Rice Lake farm.
Miss Josie Omsberg is at the Palmer
hospital in GAINESVILLE undergoing a
surgical operation from which her many
friends wish her a speedy recovery.
The annual election Of officers Of the
T. A. & B. society will take place at the
next regular meeting, the second Sunday
in June. Meeting will be called to order
at 800 p. NJ.
"A judgment of divorce was granted
in the circuit court Saturday to Mar
garet J. Springer from Harry Springer
on the grounds of drunkenness and non
support. There was no appearance on
the part of the defense. J. P. Towne
appeared for the plaintiff. The parties
reside in this city.
The pupils of Miss Ada Berkey held
their second recital at her rooms Friday
night. Those who rendered the program
were Frank Harrison, Helen Coon, Bessie
McInnes Nellie Lovelaud, Beulah He'd
dies, Josephine Shepard, Jessie Love
land Leo Thompson, Venice Thompson.
Clara Pomeroy, Louise Jessup, Jessie
Mabbett and Mabel Westlake.
What about the big celebration of
the glorious Fourth in Edgerton this
year? 1t is high time to ''get thick" on
this question and set the ball rolling. 1t
is fact that everybody wants to cele-
brate and for this reason somebody
should call meeting and have the mat
ter taken up at once. Who will fire the
signal gun?