The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-17
The Elgin price of butter is 20 cents

Remember the picnic in Schumak-
ers grove Saturday.
Mrs. Stewart Buchanan spent the
week with relatives in Rockford.
The work of cutting Croft'5 hill
down to grade is we'll under way.
-Leedle Bros & Co.'S telephone is No.
3d. Remember this when you call.
Miss Annie Collins of GAINESVILLE, WIS.,
tied over Sunday with Edgerton friends.
Mrs. II. G. Adams of Madison was a
visitor with Edgerton friends yesterday.
w. T. Pomeroy and family left for
Kegonsa Tuesday for a couple weeks
stay.
Mrs. E. S. Lord has arrived from st.
Louis for a visit at the home of her
mother.
E. G. Hopkins has been looking at
ter business matters in Crawford county
during the week.
The Good Templars were entertain
ed Monday evening by the Misses Mary
and Alyce Elliott.
Mrs. A. P. Nicholson and her two
daughters have gone to Aurora, ILL.,, for
few days with relatives.
Fred Campbell has broken ground
for a new home on lot recently pur-
chased in the Mcintosh addition.
The Culture Club arrived home on
Thursday after pleasant outing at the
Earle cottage on Lake Kegonsa.
DR. McManus and wife returned on
Wednesday evening from very pleasant
two weeks trip to Boston and eastern
points.
The berry crop is bountiful one
this year and no finer fruit was ever
grown than the raspberries now coming
to market.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will hold cake sale at the store
of Markham & Fletcher next Saturday
afternoon.
Marshal Geo. Rea has moved into
his new home in the Kurtz addition and
the place vacated by him has been occu
pied by L. n Pomeroy.
Keep in mind the picnic to be given
in Schoemacher's grove next Saturday
by the Ladies society of st. Johns Luth-
eran church. You are all invited.
"A new live stock firm, consisting of
E. L. Shepard and A. Born, have made
their first shipments during the week.
Their Office is at the feeding yards
Excursion tickets will be sold to
Milwaukee July 18th to 22d at fare and
third for round trip, good returning
July Goth, account Horse Show.
Joel Thompson's black Shetland
pony escaped from the barn Monday
night and has not been seen since. Mr..
Thompson will pay reward for his re-
turn.
Miss Theo. Church of McGregor, la.
who has been visiting the past two
weeks with Miss Grace Brown, left for
Milwaukee Wednesday morning for
short stay.
"A dramatic society has been organ
lied composed of members of the Cuban
Spy company and "A Rival by Request"
| 1t is intended to produce a number of
plays, the first will be given on the even
| ing of August 18th.
Arrangements are being made for
the best horse races ever seen in Edger-
ton. A purse of 5175 will be hung up
| for the free all race at the Temper
ance picnic August 18th. This will GER
tainly bring faster class of horses than
ever before.
The next game of ball Will take place
Friday, July Oath, between the Edgerton
and Bass Creek teams. The latter club
has been making good record this sea-
son and will furnish an attraction at the
Driving Park worth the attendance of
all lovers of this sport.
The following firms will close their
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day evenings of each week: Babcock &
Birkenmeyer department store), Perry
& Doty, Conn & Schmidt, J. T. Dixon
Markham & Fletcher, W. A. Shelley,
John Spencer & Daughter, Babcock &
Birkenmeyer Clothing store).
"A quartette of train clippers" who
make practice of riding up and down
the line on freight trains barely escaped
getting landed in Jail at Waukesha one
day this week. The boys were given a
reprimand by the officers and allowed to
come home and it is safe to say they will
scratch Waukesha off the list in the
future. This experience ought to befa
warning to a class Of young men who are
violating the law by Tipping trains.
Sooner or later they are going to meet
with an accident and be NAMED for life