The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-17
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| afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Currier Of Stoughton was
a guest at the home Of E. A. Burdick
and wife Saturday.
DIR. Martins and Geo. ". Doty's
families returned Monday from weeks
stay at cottages on Lake Ripley.
Miss Winnie Clark of GAINESVILLE, for
| merly a teacher in the public schools
here, died Sunday at Newbury, VT
"A car of iron pipe for the water
| works extensions has arrived and the
work OF laying them will commence soon.
! Prof. F. NJ. Jack is down from
Sparta to join his family who are spend
ing their vacation with relatives in Ed
gerton.
Mrs. D. A. Chase and Mrs. John
,, johnson of Stoughton we're entertained
by DR.. and Mrs F. G. McReynolds last
Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson Taylor has gone to
Monroe to visit relatives, after which
she expects to leave for California for an
indefinite stay.
John Henderson and family, j. T.
Dixon and family, Miss Angie Towne
and Miss Anna Hoen were Sunday Wis
itors at Lake Kegonsa.
The Royal Neighbors will give an
ice cream social on the lawn of Mrs w.
S. Heddles, Friday evening. The Cor
net band will discourse music. All are
invited.
To-day friday the Edgerton base
ball team is billed to play return game
with the Crescents at Milton Junction.
The public may look for closely con-
| tested game.
Mrs. J. Perrin of st. Louis, who is
spending the summer with her family IN
Edgerton, gave a picnic at Crystal
Springs Friday to bus load of the boy
friends of her son, Dent, celebrating his
ninth birthday
Miss May Spencer piloted party of
|
friends on an excursion to the Dells on
Sunday that proved a most delightful
trip to her English cousin, Mrs. Glass
pool and Miss Nichols of Boston, who
are visiting the Spencer family.
Conductor Chas. Howard and wife
of Milwaukee, passed Wednesday with
IL fr;o Nv I'd
been running train out of Milwaukee
to Mineral Point very close to quarter
of century.
H. NJ. Johnson and Miss Elizabeth
Stricken were united in marriage Wed
nesday evening. July 10th. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Spillman
at the home Of the brides mother in the
town of Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
will make this city their home.
Jack Regain, who has been employed
in the Culton lumber camp in Virginia
for some time past, returned Saturday
He brings a glowing account of the
country and says only northern capital
and enterprise are needed to make it a
great state. Real estate values are very
cheap there at present,
What this town needs worse than
anything else is rows of cushioned seats
strung along the business portion OF
| town. The usual rosters would appre-
ciate it more than the hard steps and
round railings.-Evansville Review.
That might do for Evansville but
there is no such crying need for this
berg. About the hardest thing here
nowadays is to find a man out of job
and willing to do days work There
isn't an unemployed man in town and
plenty of jobs waiting.
Col. Geo. B. Clason's mind-reading
dog, "Bozzie," which gave such an enter
tanning exhibition before the public
schools here last winter, died last Friday
at Mr.. Clason's home in Chicago. Dur.
ing the last year Bozzie had earned over
$4,000 for charity had been guest at
the White House. where it had enter
tanned President Roosevelt and family
and had been exhibited in New York
Boston and other eastern cities. The
dog could do almost anything but talk
and had such wonderful faculties that
she was believed by many to be possessed
OF the gift of mind reading.
Farmers who are growing sugar
beets in this county under contract with
the Wisconsin Beet Sugar Co. are so fan
very much pleased with the prospects OF
the crop. In most cases a good stand OF
plants are secured and the growth so fal
attained gives promise of large yield in
the fall. The work attending the beet
crop has not been particularly burden
some either. Mr.. E. Stark, acting as
general superintendent for the company
has paid frequent visits to the growing
districts, giving instructions and sugges
! tions to farmers, and is very much en-.
couraged at the present prospects.