The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-08-05
The Elgin price of butter is II cents

The Elgin price of butter is II cents.
-FoUND-A fountain pen. Owner
may apply to w. Fl. Clarke and prove
property.
Harry Son and wife are enjoying
Ftheir vacation at q cottage on Lake
Xoshkonong.
Miss Carrie Helmer, teacher in the
public school at Neenah, is guest of
Mrs. G. o. Gerard.
Mrs. Mary Maiden is having cement
walk laid alongside her residence prop
erty on Fulton street.
DR.. Brewer and wife and Mrs. G. Ell.
Banks of Fort Atkinson were guests at
{lenry Johnson's on Sunday.
John X. White moved his house
@aold effects to Beloit Tuesday where the
Sanity will reside in the future.
Geo. Haylock and wife have been
passing the week with their son at the
sid farm home near Stebbinsville.
Oscar Perry has been promoted to
chief clerk in division headquarters of
.he F. G. G. NJ. railway in MEXICO.
The Edgerton ball team were de-
Seated by the Millions at Charley Bluff
last Sunday, the score being y to 5.
Miss Mildred Nicholson of Aurora,
ILL.,. is visiting during the week with her
cousin, Dr. A. P. Nicholson, and family.
A. w. Shumway and wife were
called to Stoughton Tuesday by the SER
8ous illness of their brother, Chauncey
.Shumway.
Frank Caughey, representing the
Geo. G. Mansfield Co. of Milwaukee, was
ia town a snort time Wednesday shaking
hands with old time friends.
The Edgerton Tigers met defeat at
the hands of the Evansville first team in
a game of ball played at Gibbs lake last
SUNDAY. The score was II to 16
Henry Geshkey. Fred Campbell,
Mrs. DeVine, Will Doty, Mel Conway
and Frank Burdick have cement walks
alongside their residence property.
Fort Atkinson and Edgerton will
cross bats at Charley Bluff next Sunday,
August 7th. Game called at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. Admission % cents; la
dies free.
The Missionary society of the Con
Il <,l>, ,,-;i
J. d. Whittet on Friday afternoon of
this week Election of officers and 9TH
er important business calls for good
attendance.
About a fifty dollar house was out to
see the "Convict's Daughter" at Royal
hall Tuesday evening. The company
was as good as the average and pre-,
scented the play in way that pleased
the audience.
While trimming trees for DR.. Still
man last week Bonnie Watson fell thirty
feet and landed on the cement walk be-
low, sustaining a sprained ankle and
bruises about the head. In consequence
he was lsid up for several days.
-Theo. A. Clarke has the foundation
walls for new residence up and the
frame started. The walls above ground
are constructed of different colored hard
heads" very tastefully arranged, making
handsome foundation.
Anderson & Farman, who have pur
chased the clothing and gents furnish
ing stock of w. A. Shelley and took pos
session the 1st of August, have purchas-
ed advertising space in The Reporter
and their announcement appears in this
issue.
The Congregational Sunday School
were taken out for their annual picnic
Monday at Saunders grove on Lake
Koshkonong, where full day OF enjoy
ment was had. The weather was per-
feet and the little folks made the best
of the outing
The Walton Pyre Co. is playing the
Fox River cities, Appleton, Oshkosh and
Fond du Lac, each two nights, this week
and to enormous houses, it is said. The
company will play at Green Bay Monday
and Tuesday of next week, and then will
make the long jump to Edgerton where
Prince Karl will be presented on We'd
nesday night.