The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-11-04

Mr. and Mrs H. y. Stangl were
over-Sunday visitors at Muscoda.
Alice Donahoe of Chicago is visiting
among Edgerton relatives this week.
The Elgin price of butter is firm at
23c, the highest point since early spring.
Fred Heller returned Saturday from
Dakota where he has passed the sum-
mer.
Mrs Della Spike Hyland of Water
town visited relatives here during the
week.
Miss Alice Lindley of GAINESVILLE is
guest at the home of Mrs. George Spike
this week.
R. G. Green of Albion shipped a
fine Jersey bull calf to Monmouth Ill,
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Halverson of Stoughton
visited Edgerton friends few days this
week
Frank Heddles and family of Evans
vile passed Sunday with Edgerton rela-
tives.
Mrs. f. w. Coon gave a handker-
chief shower for Mrs. Maud Sharp Fri
day evening.
Miss Little of Evansville was a guest
at the home of Mrs. Harry Ash por-
ton of the week.
Members of Camp 440 are requested
to attend the regular meeting this,
Thursday, evening.
"A we'll bred Collie dog that was the
pet of Ed Tallards family died from
poisoning Tuesday morning.
Atty. l.. H. Towne and his sister,
Miss Angie, left Monday for weeks
visit at the st. Louis exposition.
Mark Shackleton of Beloit was
illness of his mother at her home west of
town.
Mrs. Nellie Humphrey went to Be-
lott Wednesday to accept a position in
the office of the Beloit Telephone Co.
Mrs Fred Grove and daughter, Of
GAINESVILLE, visited her sister at the old
homestead in Fulton during the week.
The china shower given at the home
of Mrs Ash last week was for Mrs. Sharp
instead of Miss Hargraves as was an.
nounced.
Mr. Ralph Elver and Miss Nellie
Nelson of Mcfarland, and Miss Esther
Nelson OF GAINESVILLE spent Sunday with
Miss Jessie Sutton.
Remember the supper and sale at
the NJ E. church on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 9th, from 5 o'clock until all are
served, at the usual price.
Karl Kurtz and wife OF Pittsfeld
and his brother ,in-law. Mr.. Langhoff and
wife of Fort Atkinson, were calling upon
friends in Edgerton Tuesday.
Cement sidewalks we're laid last
week in front OF Markham & Fletcher's
store and VIM. Schrub's saloon. This
leaves but three business places on the
street without a cement walk.
j. NJ Conway shipped three of his
trotting horses to the combination sale
in Chicago last week that were sold at
good figures. They were animals that
had received some training
The campaign will probably be closed
in Edgerton for the republicans with a
meeting at Royal hall Saturday evening,
to be addressed by John Mehl in Ger
man and Chas. E. Pierce of GAINESVILLE.
Congressman Fl. G. Adams address
ed crowded house at Albion Wednes-
day evening, combining his argument
largely to national issues Mr.. Adams
expects to be reelected by handsome
plurality
The financial statement of the city
of Edgerton for the fiscal year ending
August 31st, 1904, was published
in last weeks issue. 1t was prepared by
City Clerk johnson and should be read
by every taxpayer in the city.
R. j. Maltpress has two carloads of
choice Michigan apples which he re-
Gently purchased in that state. The lot
includes all the best varieties and will
be sold in barrel or bulk. The prices
range from $3.50 to $500.
Carl, the four r-old son Of Aug
ust Sommerfeldt and wife OF the town Of
Milton, died last Friday of typhoid fever.
Funeral services were held Monday at
ternoon. attended by large number Of
sympathizing relatives and friends from
this city.
R. c. Green of Albion was in the
city Wednesday enroute to Haugen with
parties from Chicago to examine tract
OF land bordering on Bear Lake with the
view Of buying the same, upon which to
erect summer cottages. = Rice Lake
Leader.