The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-06-12
Miss Alyce and Mary Ebbott passed

SATURDAY anu Ouuudy Will l0iotl'oo
and friends in this city.
Miss Lydia Jensen arrived home
from Red Wing, Mimi, Monday, where
she finished school last week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Mcintyre have pur-
chased a handsome new piano for the
young ladies of their household.
The Elgin price of butter has an ad-
vance of half cent this week, the mar
ket strong at &c.
james Conway has been confined to
his home portion of the week with q
stomach trouble, but IS on the mend.
Miss Josie Omsberg returned home
last Thursday, after four weeks at the
Palmer hospital, GAINESVILLE.
The Missionary Society of the Con
gregational church will meet with Mrs
J. w. Conn on Friday afternoon of this
week.
Willie Burns Tigers played nine
of their age and proficiency at Slough
ton Saturday and were defeated by a
score of to 3.
Il. B. Earle and P. G. Brown are
back from their northern trip and are
entertaining their friends with some
wonderful fishing stories.
H. W. Child sold ten head of corn
fed beeves to f. Peters & Son Monday.
They are prime lot and will be sold at
the block in the Peters market.
Joseph Bachman of Fort Atkinson,
has been employed by Wilson Bros. to
take charge of the local pharmacy de-
partment of their Monarch laboratory.
Fred Mckinney left for EauClaire
Monday morning to attend the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias in session
there this week as representative of the
local order.
The best fishing record so far re-
ported was made by L. G.. Whittet and
Carl Peters at Lake Kegonsa last week.
One hundred and fifteen pike was count
ed in the catch.
DIR. A. p Nicholson represented the
Odd Fellow lodge of this city at the
meeting of the Grand Lodge in Eau
Claire Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week
Miss Hazel Underhill left for Chi
cago Tuesday morning, and after a
couple OF days visit there will continue
her journey to Florida, Joining her par
ents at Quincy.
Henry Ticket of Christiana shipped
a car load of fat beeves from this station
to the Chicago market Sunday evening.
There were 81 head in the lot that he
has been feeding since Jan. LIST.
The position of principal of the
Sharon public schools will be tiled the
coming year by Prof. John Ell. Stanff, Of
DeForest, Wis, and that of assistant by
Miss Mary Mawhinney, of Edgerton.
Assessor Clarke was called to James
Vile Thursday to procure the assess
ment books and receive final instruc-
tons from Supervisor of Assessors Nc
Intyre. He will begin the work of as
sessing at once.
To spit on the sidewalks of Edger-
ton is a violation Of city ordinance
passed two weeks ago upon the petition
of very large number of our citizens.
1t was published in last weeks paper
and is now in effect.
Following are the names of pupils
neither tardy or absent in the Fl. c..
Coon district, town of Albion, for the
spring term ending June 5th Gretta
Devine, Glare Devine, Frank Devine
Hazel Wescott, Clara Wescott.
The old settlers reunion will be held
at Cooksville on Tuesday, June %, to
which everybody has cordial invitation.
There will be picnic dinner at the park
if pleasant and If not refreshments will
be served at church basement
Play ball! At meeting of the base
ball enthusiasts held Monday evening a
team was organized and G. F. Tallard
was elected as manager. This means
that during the summer several good
games will be billed for the Driving
Park
Ole Nelson, who has been employed
by Jens Jenson of Fulton, went to the
Woodmen picnic in GAINESVILLE last
Thursday. A sudden illness overcame
him there and he was taken to the home
of his nephew, Nicholai johnson, where
he died Saturday, June 9th. He was IS
years old and unmarried, Mr.. johnson
being the only relative in this country.
Funeral services were held from the
Norwegian Lutheran church in this city
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment was made in Fassett cemetery.