The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-05-27
John Walters of Oregon was in Ed
gerton for few hours Tuesday.

john Walters of Oregon was in Ed
gerton for few hours Tuesday.
Teddy Ward of Brooklyn was an
over Sunday guest of friends in this city.
-Dallman Bros. have begun laying the
foundation for Marvin Marsden's new
residence.
Alfred Henderson, wife and son of
Milton Junction drove over to pass Sun
day with relatives here.
"A marriage license was secured
Tuesday by Henry Sewell and Amanda
E. Whitehall, both of Evansville.
Mrs. James Gillies and mother, Mrs.
Newman, were guests of relatives in
Stoughton last Friday and Saturday.
The Elgin price of butter struck the
low level price this week in a decline of
~ cents The market was fixed at 1917
cents
Mrs. Robert Smith of Chicago, is
here with her youngest son Standish, on
a visit to Mrs. Smiths parents Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. Ell. Bowen.
The American Cigar Co. closed their
Stoughton branch during the week which
has been running with large force the
greater portion Of the season.
The dedication of the new Catholic
church will take place Tuesday, May 81.
Archbishop Wessmer of Milwaukee will
officiate and Father Nanghtin of Madison
will deliver the address.
The residence property owned by
late Thad Cook has been sold to James
0. Arthur for $500. Some time in the
future Mr.. Arthur expects to remove
from his Fulton farm to this city.
School in district Nc. 6, town of AL
bion, Claude Stout, teacher, closed last
Friday. A picnic was held on the sci DOL
grounds attended by about fifty. All
report having had very pleasant time.
DR.. Stillman and wife arrived home
from their winters stay in Florida last
for some weeks past and was accom-
panied home by his nephew, Fred Still
man.
The Old Plantation at Royal Hall
Tuesday evening was one of those clever
dramas that always pleases an audience.
The company presenting it were good in
foir
patronized for this season of the year.
"A four horse bus load of Congrega-
tional ladies from Evansville came over
Wednesday to attend the Missionary
Rally held at the Congregational church
here. 4 lunch was served the visitors
by the ladies of the local society at the
church parlors.
Mrs. E. E. Wilt accompanied her
mother, Mrs. J. A. johnson, home from
a brief visit in Chicago Tuesday evening
to attend the funeral of her cousin,
Clarence Gunderson, at Stoughton. She
will pass few days with Edgerton rela-
tives before her return.
Undertakes Clarke conducted the
funeral of William Jacobs at the farm
home just across the town line in Albion
from Dunkirk last Sunday. Mr.. ia cobs
died Thursday evening, May 10Th, and
was 81 years of age He was native of
England and came to this country II an
early day The remains were inferred
in the cemetery on Wheeler Prairie.
F. F. Burgy and wife left Saturday
for Monticello and Monroe where they
were guests of relatives until Monday.
They made the trip in the automobile
and returning home covered the distance
of fortysix miles in less than five hours.
Mr.. Burgy says that his machine could
run all around any they had in Monroe,
and there were quite number of them.
too.
Mrs. Electa Coon celebrated her
S4th birthday Sunday with family re,
union at the home of her son, George L.
Ogden, about thirty-fve guests being
present. Those from out of town were
Charles Ogden and family, DR.. Geo. E.
Coon and family, M. r. Coon and wife
aud A. L. Rose, from Milton Junction;
Mrs. Carrie B. Anderson and Mrs. Day
ton Ogden and son, of GAINESVILLE. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.