The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-08-21

each month,
The ,Elgin price OF butter is 10 cents
this week.
Mrs w. E. Babcock returned to her
Chicago home Saturday morning.
Miss Helen Coon was guest of Miss
Florence Bardeen at Madison over Sun
day.
Miss Aiken of Pttsburg, is guest
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. G. r.
Bentley.
Miss Ida Doty is up from GAINESVILLE
to pass short vacation with relatives in
this city,
Atty II. S. Sloan is recovering from
weeks confinement in his room by
sickness.
L. II. Towne and wife were at Ke-
gonsa for a short stay the fore part of
the week
Mrs f. c. McReynolds and little
son are paying visit to her parents in
Boscobel
Mrs Geo Farman and daughters re-
turned Saturday from an extended visit
in Colorado.
-DelOs Nicholson has gone to Ocono-
mowoc in the interest of the Edgerton
Art Clay works.
DR.. A. p. Nicholson passed Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Chicago
and Irving Park.
Judge Smith, who has been confined
to his home by illness the past two
weeks, is slowly recovering.
Marshal Geo. Ray and wife spent
the day, Wednesday, at the farm of ex-
sheriff Estes on Wheeler Prairie
Mrs. A. f. Taylor and daughters of
Chicago visited among old time friends
in Edgerton for short time during the
week
Miss Edna Wright, who has been
a guest Of Miss Maude Miller in this
this city, returned to her home in Mil
Waukee Wednesday.
Elmer E. Wilt and wife concluded
two weeks vacation passed with Edger-
ton relatives Wednesday, returning to
their home in Chicago.
The Edgerton Telephone company
has issued a new book for subscribers
If you did not receive one, call at central
and your wants will be supplied.
Walter Vickers and James Craig are
home from very pleasant trip to the
home of their birth in England. Samuel
Marsden, who accompanied them, was
Joined by his wife at Providence r. L.,
and are still visiting in the east
VIM. Abbott of Tyndall, S. D., passed
a few hours with relatives here Satur-
day. having just returned from a two
months trip to England where he met
Messrs. Craig, Vickers and Marsden and
returned with them on the Dominion
line steamer that landed in Boston last
Wednesday.
C. E. Sweeney, the real estate hus-
tier, reports the following transfers for
the week: Mrs. Stanke's house to VIM.
Nichol, $1,000: Herman Stanke, lot, to
VIM. Nichol, $500; VIM. Nichol, house,
to Mrs. Stanke, $500; Mrs Davis of the
town of Center, farm of 100 acres, to
Joel Reol, $4,000.
A hot game of base ball will be
played at the Driving Park on Saturday,
August 22d, between team composed
of farmers from Albion Prairie and a
team of business men of Edgerton.
Batteries for Observation-Disclosures and
Hallett: Albion Prairie-Banke Bros
Don't miss this game.
Will Bardeen and wife, A. S. Warner
and wife, Ike Spike, Miss Nellie Pease,
Will Straussberg Miss Fannie Barton,
Frank Ash and Miss Maud Herrick
composed party who left Monday for
Kegonsa where they will occupy the
Earle cottage for the week They were
equipped with all the necessary articles
for housekeeping, frst-class talking
machine, and photographers outfit for
picture taking, besides many minor de-
vices for pleasure and comfort. They
will live as one family and fun galore is
theirs this week sure.