The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-09-25

Mrs. J. Helms left Wednesday for
Cleveland, Ohio, on visit to her sister.
Mrs. Carlos Scales of Waterloo, Iowa,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
place.
Mrs. L. Muffiey of Boscobel is visit
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F.
G. McReynolds.
Roscoe Mcintosh came home Sat
urday morning from an outing in
Chippewa county.
Mrs James Harrison passed Sunday
with her parents in GAINESVILLE.
The Elgin price of butter is adj
vancpd IL cents this week, the market
being 2115 cents.
New cement walks are being laid on
the block between A. S. Flagg and Chas.
Wussow's property this week.
Ernest Arthur of South Milwaukee
was in town during the week arrans ing
for the sale of city property to e. M.
Ladd.
"A go Ell. p boiler has been received
by the American Cigar Co. to be used in
heating the sorting room plant at this
branch.
Mrs c.. V. Bardeen of Madison and
Mrs Emma LIE Claire Of Moline, ILL.,,
were guests at the editors home on Sat
urday last.
-Chas L. Culton arrived home Mon
day from three weeks stay 10 Virginia
where he has large numbering and farm
ing interests
The ladies of the NJ e. church will
hold their Harvest Fair and supper on
Thursday evening, Oct. s. Further par
ticulars next week.
Owing to a change since the M. +.
Conference was held, Rev. A. W. Steph-
ems will remain in Edgerton, much to
the satisfaction of his charge here
Mrs j. 4. johnson came home from
Chicago Friday accompanied by Miss
Clara Jensen, who visited several weeks
with friends in that city.
"a Little Outcast" is brimful of
modern amazements and peculiarly fas-
cinating scenes to attract theatergoers.
At Royal Hall, Wednesday evening,
Sept. 80.
-Thos D. Hartzell and wife, Frank
and Lizzie Kramer and Miss Florence
Zacharias formed party that left Mon
day morning on visit to friends in Penn
sylvania.
-Stoley Nelson and wife returned
Sunday from trip to Chippewa county,
where Mr.. Nelson was assisting in secur-
ing tobacco crop grown upon farm
there he is interested in.
The Minister Son at Royal hall this
Thursday evening ought to have a
packed house, for it is one of the best
performances being presented at the
play houses this season.
The ball game in Green's park, town
of Albion, last Saturday, between club
composed of business men from this city
and an Albion Prairie team resulted in a
victory for the Edgerton team by score
of 7 to 5.
Henry Arthur and G. l. Babcock
shipped number of coops of fancy bred
poultry from this station Monday to the
county fairs at Jefferson and Beaver
Dam. Mr.. Arthur captured eighteen
premiums on twenty exhibits at the Ev-
ansville fair and also several at the state
fair where he exhibited.
In - Little Outcast" scenic trans
formations succeed each other with as
tonishing beauty, and such things hap
pen as science would stand agape at
were it not aware of the might of cleo
trio batteries and human imaginatio
At Royal Hall, Wednesday evening,
Sept 80.
DIR. r. S. Martin will speak at the
Edgerton Baptist church next Sunday
morning and evening, Sept 81 Subject
1890 a. a., Motor Forces of Life"
Subject I 81 D. NJ, 'Life's rlost Impor-
tant Question" Dr. Martins travel
talks are exceedingly interesting and
add greatly to the cardinal truths such
as he presented last Sunday TO very at
tentive audiences. Every body invited.
DR.. Martin goes to Chicago Monday to
attend the Chicago centennial exercises
in which he has been invited to partici-
pate, having been born in that city in
1856.