The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-31
Miss Bessie Williams is spending


on Rollin street near the Driving Park.
Fred Jensen and wife of Sparta are
here to pass a couple of weeks with rela-
ives.
Miss Mile Berry went to Oregon
Tuesday for a few days visit with her
friends.
Miss Aggie Roessler of Jefferson is
spending a few days with Miss Bertha
Stephens.
Miss Mary Ebbott has been confined
to her home this week with severe at
tack of pleurisy. +.
John M. Littlejohn of Aurora, ILL.,,
was calling on old friends here the latter
part of the week.
The high school building is being
supplied with new cutters. J. Ell. Malt
press is doing the work.
Mrs. Hiram Smith of Beloit has
been here during the week visiting for
mer friends and neighbors.
"A bus load of guests at the Bogert
went to MELVILLE Tuesday and enjoyed
picnic on the banks of Rock river.
The Rollin street extension to the
water mains has been made this week
under supervision of w. Ell. Morrissey.
Alfred Henderson has severed his
connection with Wilson Bros and will
work with his father at the mason trade.
Miss Mae Isaacs left for Chicago on
Wednesday to accept a position in a
large millinery establishment in that
city.
Mcintosh Bros. have sold their lot
in the Kurtz addition to FL. Bunker, who
will build a residence thereon during the
year.
During the month of August the
Quigley sisters will close their dress
making shop over Babcock & Birken-
meyers store.
Frank Brown has purchased E. G.
Hopkins lot in the Kurtz addition and
contemplates erecting a residence there
in the near future.
Clarence Bowen and A. Hammer
quist have each purchased building lots
in the Mcintosh addition. They will
build residences there this season.
Will Bardeen went out to the stock
farm of J. @. Emery & Son last Thurs
day and photographed some of the hand
some Jerseys which are bred there.
Joseph J. Leary and wife, Henry
Ebbott, G. A. Hoen, P. M. Ellingson, A.
S. Flagg and S. G. Humphrey were
among those who went to hear the race
problem discussed by Senators Tillman
and Burton at Monona Lake Assembly
Monday. ...
The Hubs gallery of Stoughton's
professional and business men contained
portrait of DR.. F. G. Henderson last
week. Mr.. Henderson is a son of J. O.
Henderson of this city and has been To-
Gated in Stoughton about year He is
practicing dentistry there and is enjoy
ing prosperous business.
Andrew Erickson and Nels Nelson
were in GAINESVILLE on business Wednes-
day. AS side issue Alderman Nelson
was looking over the herd of horses that
belonged to the Forepaugh- Fish Wild
West show. The sale takes place Sat-
urday and in all probability Nels will be
bidder on the entire outfit
W. A. Shelley, wife and son, Drexel,
left Sunday morning for a tour of the
Michigan summer resorts. Mr. Shelley
will spend about two weeks mostly at
Mount Clemens taking the baths. Mrs.
Shelley and Drexel will probably 60 to
East Aurora for the purpose of visiting
relatives and friends and will not return
until fall
On Monday evening last the Royal
Neighbors gave an ice cream social on
viz ~ II VI AAl .. w ~ ICOOlCS, WulCu
was very enjoyable affair. The large
lawn where the tables were set was
handsomely lighted with Chinese Ian
terms and the Edgerton Cornet band dis
coursed music throughout the evening.
The proceeds were about fifteen dollars.
Attorney L. e. Gettle was at Spring
Green Thursday as special counsel, APP
pointed by the State Dairy and Food
Commissioner, prosecuting a local milk
dealer for the use of formaldehyde.
Next Saturday he goes to Juneau for
the purpose of prosecuting a dealer
there for the sale of skim milk. A num-
Der of violations of the pure food law by
vendors of milk in various parts of the
state will be prosecuted by Mr.. Gettle.
The BARRIERS of Edgerton are all
kicking. 1t takes a good deal to make
soft voiced, genial tonsorial artist kick,
but when they have grievance every
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