The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-06-19
Mrs. Frank Finkle of Stoughton is

MISS lSaOelIo Bl1Eou Ictuiu ou hoh0
Friday after six months stay with her
aunt in Boston.
Mrs. Swenson and Mrs. Biornson of
Madison, were guests of Mrs. j. A.
Johnson on Tuesday.
The newest cement walk in town is
being laid in front of Ferdinand Peters
residence property.
Miss Isabelle Mcintosh attended the
Commencement exercises OF the White
water Normal this week.
Frank Pringle left for Montana last
week to look after herd of live stock
which he has on a ranch there.
I Misses True Hyland and Nelson
of Stoughton have been visiting at Sto-
ley Nelson's during the week.
! Mrs. G. w. Birkenmeyer and Miss
Jennie Kelley left Wednesday for Sparta
! Oh visit to their sister, Mrs. F. M. Jack.
Frank Brown and Margaret Condor,
employees in Babcock & Birkenmeyer's
| department store, are taking a months
vacation.
i, Miss Clara Kelly and Miss Margaret
Nacumber of Beloit concluded week 8
visit among friends in this city Wednes-
| day.
The G.. l.. Brown homestead on AL
bion street has been sold by the present
owner, G. Ell. Bliven, to R. j. Maltpress,
the consideration being S2650.
II. B. Earle, Ell. McInnes and Henry
Johnson were present at the installation
of new lodge of Elks at Beloit Tuesday
evening, at which gathering more than
200 visiting Elks were in attendance.
j. P. Towne, Esq, is having quite a
serious time with Inflammation of the
eye and is taking treatment with DIR.
Thorne at GAINESVILLE. For the present
he is subject TO considerable suffering.
-Hayden's Oratorio of The Creation
will be rendered by chorus choir of Mil
ton college, under direction of J. NJ.
Stillman, at the S. D. B. church, We'd
nesday evening, June Oath. Admittance
80 cents.
F. A. North sold to McMilen Bros.
of Fort Atkinson nineteen head of fine
corn fed steers one day last week, seven
of which averaged 1913 pounds. They
were photographed in front of the meat
market.
The big parade which will form at 8
o'clock and move to the Driving Park on
July 4th will be worth anyone's time to
see. Get upon the street at an early
hour and have full benefit of viewing
the whole line.
The excursion to Milwaukee Sunday
carried twelve coaches all we'll filled
Something over sixty tickets were sold
Iightful one and the excursionists had a
most enjoyable time.
&C. L. Brown and wife Of Hammond
La, formerly of this place, passed
through Edgerton Tuesday evening to
Madison on visit to their daughter,
Mrs. L. d. Harvey. They expect to
pass the summer north. Later they will
call upon old friends in this city.
R. L. Colvin, proprietor of James
ville's leading bakery, was in Edgerton
the latter part of last week and arranged
with Mr.. Leedle for the sale of his goods
here. Mr.. Colvin said that Edgerton
was one of the best little towns where
his goods were sold in the state.
H. j. johnson and wife of Lancaster
passed few days of the week here as
guests of DR.. McReynolds' family, Mrs.
Johnson being sister of Mrs. Mercy
nolds and Albert Muffiey. Mr.. johnson
is editor of the Grant County Herald,
the republican organ of that county.
AS Jos. Wright of Stebbinsville was
! driving into town Friday, his horse took
fright at the west railway crossing and
making few plunges threw him out of
the rig. Mr.. Wright was picked up in
an unconscious condition and taken to
the home of Mrs. Pringle where he soon
recovered, the injury not being of seri-
Gus character.
Among those who contemplate go.
ing on the excursion to DEBORAH, Iowa,
Saturday evening are Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Jensen and daughter Lydia, Mr..
and Mrs. o. G.. Hanson, Mr.. Hanson be-
ing lay delegate from the church here
Mr.. and Mrs. P NJ. Ellingson, Misses
Anna and Inger Hoen, Mrs. ]. A. John
son and John Marks.
AT the last regular meeting of Faith
er Mathews T. A. & B. society the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
| ing year: Pres, d. P. Devine; Vice. Pres,
JAS. McDonough; r. S., George Pollard;
F. S. Frank Stewart; Treas, r. Currar; ;
! STEWARDSHIP Dist, John Stafford, End
Dist, James Murray, Bird Dist, Frank
Cheesebro, 4th Dist, John Dooley, 9Th
Dist, Mel Mckinley, 9th Dist, John
Quigley; Marshal, Thos. Madden: Jan
;tor Wp, Tomas