The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-08-26

IN WOOQm6n Hall the ISL ana 80 THURSDAY
evenings OF each month.
The Elgin price OF butter is 1870
this week.
Miss Bell Parker of Eau Claire is
paying a visit to her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Clark.
Rev. Parr will occupy the pulpit in
h Congregational church next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. G. FL. Bliven and daughter ar
rived from Raleigh, N. c., Saturday
evening.
Mrs. P. Mcintyre left last Friday for
Vealey, Iowa, for weeks visit with rel
atives.
"A very pleasant party OF lady friends
were entertained at the Spencer home
Monday afternoon.
Julius Kruger, wife and child re-
turned from the northern part of the
state last Friday evening.
New cement walks have been con-
sttucted in front of the Lord homestead
and F. A. Campbell's on Albion street
this week.
Miss White concluded a several
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Jensen, Tuesday, returning to her home
at River Falls.
The pipe and material for the new
sewer to the river is being received and
the work of excavating and laying will
shortly commence.
The democratic caucus to select del
egates to all the nominating conventions
this fall takes place at the City hall
this Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Nelson who has been con-
fiued to her home the greater portion of
the week by sickness is again greeting
customers at Perry's store.
Mrs. Carnell has moved her house.
hold effects and family to Milwaukee
this week where she has rented home
near the Normal school with view Of
taking roomers.
Albert RAIDER is relieving the agent
at Boscobel during his vacation and MIR.
G. Howe OF Boscobel is filling th$ night
operators place at the depot here during
the change.
A special excursion will be run over
this division to Kilbourn and the Dells
next Sunday with fare Of 500 the
round trip, including steamer ride up
the picturesque river.
&C. E. Shannon is having some sub
stantial improvements made upon his
home on Rollin street, which will include
a modern bath room and broad YER
anda.
Rev Frank L. Moore of New Lon.
don visited among his old Pensioners
here few days during the week, occu,
plying the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday.
-Supt. Kenyon of GAINESVILLE was in
town Tuesday for the purpose of trans
terring Mrs. Stricken to the county
house, her age and health making her
unable to support herself longer.
Dog owners who have not yet secur-
ed license from the city should keep in
mind that penalty is attached to the
ordinance, and instructions will soon be
issued to kill all unlicensed CANNES.
--Chas. R: Bentley and Willard Doty
left Thursday for an automobile trip
through the tobacco growing sections of
the Vernon county district which has
been the Mecca OF the tobacco men the
past two weeks.
Seventy six thousand one hundred
and ninety-two men will have pick at
the Rosebud acres before G. G. Bieder-
man gets chance, consequently there is
no likelihood of his moving out there
this year. Through the courtesy of an
agency at Yankton, Mr.. Biederman was
notified early in the week that he had
drawn chance No. 1912. A postscript
to the notice gently broke the news to
him that in all probability he was out.of
the race to secure beautiful homestead
site in Uncle Sans Rosebud reservation.
Edgerton is perfectly satisfied to have
Mr.. Biederman remain here an0 in all
probability will toss him the Office of
street commissioner as long as he will
acceptit. y