The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-23

evenings OF eaCn 1OnUn.
The Elgin price of butter is 1919 cts
Ed Peters and family are taking in
the Jefferson county fair.
Miss Hattie Hutson of Madison is
guest of Edgerton relatives.
Miss Pearl Robinson of Chicago is a
guest at the home of W. B. Wentworth.
Mr.. James S. Miller of Beloit college
spent Sunday with ". I. Pomeroy's
family.
Mrs. O. Gunderson of Stoughton,
was visitor among Edgerton relatives
Tuesday.
Miss Edna Pomeroy returned to Be-
lott Monday to resume her studies in
the college.
B. f. Compton Of Stoughton will spend
the winter in Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shepard enter
tanned pleasant company Of friends
Tuesday evening.
Mrs G. L. Burnham and daughter
have been visiting among Edgerton
friends during the week.
Mrs. Hattie Brown of Clear Lake,
Iowa, was guest at G. F. Mabbett's for
short stay during the week.
Miss Augusta Atwood left THUS
day for Los Angeles, Cal, where she has
been engaged in the school of oratory in
that city.
Gus Drager succeeded in landing a
piece of the money last week with the
Conway string which he is handling at
the county fairs
Mr.. Enos Smith, who has been in this
market in the interests of the firm of
Hinsdalp, Smith & Co, left for his home
in Springfield Mass, Tuesday evening.
A bout thirty of Frank Pringle's
friends surprised him Thursday evening
in honor of his birthday. A handsome
rocker was left as a reminder Of the &C.
casion.
A Dane county office holder was so
enthusiastically maintaining the cause
of the governor before an Edgerton au-
dience Tuesday evening that he missed
his train.
A pair Of mems shoes just from the
repair shop were placed in the wrong
buggy in this city Saturday, Sept. 10th.
Anyone having them will please return
to this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Clark and son,
Norman, left for Westfeld, Wis, Tues,
day evening of last week, bling called
there by the death of Mr. Clark's moth
er, Mrs. Ann Clark.
Mrs. Henry Goeda of Chicago, Mrs.
John Laymann of Pennington and Mrs.
Carl Borchart of Watertown have been
visiting the family of Louis Schnacht-
schneider near town this week.
Mrs. @. E. Shannon arrived home
Friday from Mellen, Wis, where she has
been staying for several weeks during
the hay fever season in company with
Mrs. T. A. Perry and son, Roger.
Mrs. Sherman Green entertained a
company of her lady friends Saturday,
numbering more than fifty, who passed
delightful afternoon at cards and
games, closing with a o'clock lunch.
The Golden Jubilee fair at Jeffer-
son this week is attracting a good at
tendance of Edgerton people. The fair
is the best ever given by the society and
one of those events that ought not TO be
missed.
The school year at the H. A. Preus
Academy at Albion opened during the
week with very encouraging attend
ance. A large number OF students ar
rived at the station here during the early
days of the week..
The citizens of Milton voted on the
question of incorporation last Thursday
aud the proposition was carried by ma
jority of 26. The question of separate
incorporation of Milton Junction will
soon be submitted to vote.
Prof D. G. Ristad and wife reached
home Friday evening from very pleas
ant vacation spent in Norway and on the
continent. While they enjoyed their
trip abroad, he says America looks won
derfully attractive to him again.