The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-05-06

EDGERTON CAMP No. 44o, M. W: A. meets
~ in Woodmen Hall the list and Sd Thursday
evenings OF each month.
The Elgin price of butter continues
at % cents.
Frank Pringle was Sunday visitor
in Milwaukee.
Band dance at Academy hall Satur
day evening of this week.
Carl Bartz has rented his home on
Henry street to Mrs. Chas. Earle.
N. 4. Nelson has been putting in an
extensive job of cement work for John
Hurd this week.
Mr.. Dwight Reed of Evansville has
accepted a clerkship in the clothing
store of W. A. Shelley.
Mrs. Wallace Cochrane OF GAINESVILLE
was an over Sunday visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Maltpress.
The water rent for the first half of
the year is now due. You will be called
upon to settle the same within few
days.
VIM. Schruh has closed contract
with Klement & Bunker for the con-
struction of new hotel building at the
corner occupied by A. Skibrek.
Aid. Ell. A. Langholff who was nom
inated as state senior in the sixth Mil
waukee district Monday, is cousin of
c. G. Biederman of this city.
w. S. Heddles and wife and Ell. j.
Stangl passed Sunday in Muscoda with
Mrs. Stangl who has been visiting at the
home of her father for several weeks.
The stock train east bound Monday
evening carried seven car loads of calves.
It is no longer a wonder that veal is the
cheapest meat to be found in the mar
kets of late.
Marvin Marsden has purchased a
building lot of Andrew Jensen next to
Thomas Markham, in the new addition,
for $4O0, and has already broke ground
for modern house.
The Edgerton Cornet band will give
another of their popular dances in Acad-
envy Hall on Saturday evening OF this
week. Dancing from $50 until IL o'clock.
Everyone is cordially invited to come.
The farmers have been given a week
of quite seasonable weather to complete
the belated grain sowing and prepare
their corn land. Grass too. is coming
along so that stock can be turned into
the fields.
judging from the number of ladies
who carried rose bushes from T. A. Per-
rvs store on bargain day, last Tuesday,
it would seem that ere June has flown
Edgerton would be veritable garden of
blooming roses.
Prof. A. A. Upham of Whitewater,
will address the Rock County Teachers
association at the High School next Sat
urday afternoon on the subject of Jus
tice vs.. Mercy in the School Room"
Parents as we'll as teachers should hear
this address.
Some remarkably fine strings of fish
have been taken at Indian Ford of late.
A quartet of expert anglers consisting of
P. G.. Brown, T. B. Earle. L. G. Whittet
and Ed. Peters made the banner catch
Thursday. Mr.. Earle's string of pike
and pickeral weighed over so pounds.
Marvin Marsden and wife have
moved their household goods to Byron
Longs residence where they will reside
until their new home is completed. Paul
Watson and wife are furnishing the resi-
dence vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden
where they will continue to reside.
Mr.. Philip Bonn left Wednesday
morning for Baltimore where he will
pass some time with friends in that city.
He anticipates going to the John Hop
kins' hospital soon for an operation for
hernia that has been troubling him for
years. Owing to his advanced years and
poor health, his friends here are some
what fearful concerning the results
should he carry out his determination.
&C. G. Biederman arrived home Sun
day evening from three weeks trip to
Portland, Oregon, where be went to look
after the estate of deceased brother.
While away he visited the cities of Spo-
kane, Seattle and Tacoma, and on the re-
turn trip stopped off for short stay at
Salt Lake. He found brother of 0. d.
Rowe of GAINESVILLE, in charge of the tick
ct Office Of the Milwaukee road at Port
land.