The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-01
Celebrate the 4th in Edgerton.
Miss Alma Livick left Tuesday 70,

Miss Alma Livick left Tuesday for
Peterboro, Canada, for a short visit.
The Elgin price of butter goes up a
quarter Of cent this week. The mar
ket is III cents.
Mrs. j. Davidson Of Joliet, Ill., is
visiting at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. e. G. Tallard, in this city.
The family of George Gary is receiv-
ing visit from Mr.. Gary's sister whose
home is in North Carolina.
Andrew Jenson's family have taken
a cottage at Edwards Park, Lake Wau-
besa, for few weeks and moved up
Monday for the outing.
Mrs. Chas T. Hutson is expected to
arrive from Cornell, Wash, for quite an
extended visit among Edgerton relatives.
-Chas. L Culton arrived home Tues
day from a ten days visit to Virginia
where he has extensive numbering and
farming interests.
Graham L. Rice, ex-rallroad com
missioner, was in town Monday promot-
ing a car excursion to South Dakota at
the opening of the Rosebud reservation
to settlers.
e. NJ. Ladd, as agent of the New
York Life Insurance Co., received a
check for $1,000 Wednesday as a settle
ment of the policy held by the late Peter
Mattison of Albion.
Miss Josephine Tallard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Tallard, leaves on
Thursday for the East to spend several
weeks with her grandparents and other
relatives in Connecticut.
MIR. Mills Fletcher left for Indian
apolis Monday to attend the National
Prohibition convention, being one of the
accredited delegates from Wisconsin to
the convention held there this week.
Dairy and Food Commissioner j. Q.
Emery and wife are at st. Louis this
week to participate in the dedication of
the Wisconsin building at the exposi-
tion. They accompanied the governor g
party from Madison.
Rev T.. H. Keller of Milwaukee has
rented E. G. Hopkins cottage at Lake
Koshkonong for July and the family are
expected out the last of the week. Rev.
Keller has been quite seriously Ill of late
with rheumatism of the heart.
On account of the first Monday in
July falling on the 4th, which is the ma
tional holiday, the annual school meet
ings will be held throughout the state on
Tuesday evening of next week 1t will
be we'll to keep this fact 10 mind.
The Edgerton Mining & Milling CO.,
capitalized for $1,000, has filed its arti-
scles of association. The incorperators
are e. G. Hopkins, Henry johnson, VIM.
and Andrew Mcintosh. This company
is formed for the purpose of developing
a zinc mining prospect in Grant county
spoken II quite fully in this paper few
weeks ago.
"A company of Milton friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Campbell came over on
the morning train Monday to remind
them of their tenth wedding anniversary
and with we'll filled baskets of edibles
and an assortment of tinware made their
home the occasion Of very pleasant
gathering during the day. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Coon, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Crumb, Mr.. and Mrs E. d. Bliss,
Mrs. Kumlein, Mrs. T. I. Place, Mrs Ben
Maxson, Mrs. Fred Borden and Mrs. w.
Harrington OF Madison.
The forenoon program for the 4th
will take place on Front street and will
consist of sports and games, an address
by Rev. L. A. Parr, reading by Miss Har-
graves, music by the Edgerton Cornet
band. The park near the band stand
will be provided with seats and the COM
fort of the crowd carefully looked after.
At noon all who wish may go to the
Driving Park for picnic dinner. The
races will be called at one o'clock and
the ball game at two. A full program
for the afternoon will be given. Band
concert and dance in the evening. The
day promises interesting features from
start to finish. An invitation is extend
ed to ell to celebrate in Edgerton.