The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-04-24
Miss Minerva Coon visited her sis

Miss Minerva Coon visited her sis
ter at Evansville few days this week.
Remember the entertainment at
Royal Hall, Wednesday evening, April
10Th.
Mrs. Harry Ash ann Mrs. j. F. Ware
are visiting with friends in Milwaukee
during the week.
f. Peters & Son have started meat
peddling wagon in charge of w. Ell. Ty-
Ter Of Albion.
L. G. Compton has sold his house
and lot in the Lord addition to Scott
Hatch for SITS.
Herman Goede and family left for
Virginia Monday, where he is employed
on G. L. Culton's plantation.
Mr.. A. Skibrek returned to Rush
ford, Mimi, Monday, after spending a
week with his family in this city.
The price of butter slumped off 21@
cents in the Elgin market Monday, the
official price being fixed at % cents.
Miss Beula Heddles celebrated her
10Th birthday Thursday afternoon with
very pleasant party of her girl friends.
Mrs. Catherine Collins and son,
Richard, have gone to Egin on visit to
Mrs Collins daughter, Mrs. Pat Garvin.
There will be merry Chase" for
reserved seats al Frank Ashs next Sat
urday morning. Who will be the first
to be served?
-Thos. J. Atwood has purchased two
lots in the Mcintosh addition with the
intention of building modern home on
the property.
Lieut.. Robert Maltpress, who has
been quite sick of late, was up from
Rockford this week visiting relatives
while he recuperates his health.
The Milwaukee road is to build
new station at Madison to be patterned
after the depot built at GAINESVILLE last
year, except that it will be larger.
The ladies of st. Joseph's church
ask your patronage at the entertainment
Wednesday evening. Come and help
good cause and have an evenings enjoy
ment.
Bert Springer, wife and daughter of
Chicago have been visiting friends in
Edgerton during the week Mr.. Spring
er is just recovering from long illness
and a change to country air was recon-
mended him.
After passing through an attack of
the grippe and a complication Of other
diseases, Marshal Willie suffered par
tial stroke of paralysis last week. His
condition is now improving and with
good care he will recover shortly.
The members of the Monday club
gave very pleasant surprise upon Mrs.
G. F. Mabbett Monday afternoon, the
ladies taking a supply of edibles for
spread to which the husbands of the
club members were invited to partake.
John II. Nicholson of GAINESVILLE, who
has lately taken the state agency of the
Central Life Assurance Society Of Des-
Moines, accompanied by j. P. Stake, the
superintendent of agencies OF the same
company, were callers in Edgerton Wed
nesday.
The Lyman Twins, who are coming
next Thursday evening, will close their
season on that date at Royal Hall. The
company has played in twenty seven
states the past year and enjoyed the
finest business ever secured in many sea
sons on the road.
Twenty eight car loads of fat west
ern wethers were brought in by special
train Friday morning and unloaded at
the Shepard feeding station for rest after
a long journey. They were by far the
finest bunch of sheep that has stopped
here this season. A few car loads have
been forwarded to the Chicago market
each day during the week and have
brought top prices. DR.. Shepard has
purchased 80 acres adjoining his feeding
quarters and intends to materially en-
large his feeding sheds before another
season. He. hopes to have facilities for
caring, for 10000 sheep at one time.