The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-05-20


Miss Grace Brown spent Sunday
with StoughCon friends.
Miss Grace Donlevy of Chicago is
visiting Miss Minerva Coon.
Hal Hazard" military drama, will
be presented at Royal Hall, May Both.
Charlie Bowen came out from Mil
waukee to pass Sunday with his parents.
Fred Hutson and wife of Madison,
visited Edgerton relatives early in the
week.
John J. Naset of Bloomer, Wis, has
been paying visit to his daughter, Mrs.
P M. Ellingson.
John Schmidt of Jefferson, was..a
guest at the home Of his brother, Mike
Schmidt, Sunday.
N. A. Nelson is putting in cement
walks this week for z. Ell. Bowen, Jewet
Farman and Henry Price.
"A. w. Fessenden was down from
Steuben, Wis, for few days visit with
friends early in the week.
Gust Gullickson has withdrawn
from the firm of Lynts & Gullickson and
is succeeded by ]. NJ. Heck.
Mrs. Fl. J. Stangl returned Saturday
from Muscoda, where she has been Wis.,
iting relatives for the month past
Joseph Leary and Henry Wesendonk
went to Lake Mills Monday in the inter
est OF the NJ. J. McDonough Cigar Co.
The Gates Land Co. OF Milwaukee
advertises large tract of cheap Wiscon-
sin lands in this issue. II interested look
up the list.
John 81. Nicholson, state agent for
the Central Life insurance company was
in town Tuesday looking after the inter
ests of his company.
Miss Mary Morrissey Of Racine and
Misses Rose and Alice Of GAINESVILLE, were
home to pass Sunday at the family fire.
side in Edgerton.
F. w. Coon left Tuesday for Madi-
son to be in readiness for the state con-
vention Wednesday. He departed for
st. Louis Thursday
"A mixed train load of cattle, sheep
and hogs from the plains of the west,
enroute to Chicago, were dined at the
Shepard feeding yards last Sunday.
VIM. Powers resumed his old posi-
ton as baggageman at the depot Mon
day, having been off duty since his in
jury from the collapse of the water tank
last fall
E. G. Hopkins and P G. Brown were
in Chicago Saturday and purchased two
car loads of cattle which were shipped
to the Hopkins ranch in the Kickapoo
valley.
Sugar from Vermont, all maple, is
what Scott Hatch has been treating his
ment has arrived and customers orders
are being filed.
Mrs. n. J. Bloom came up rom Har-
vey, ILL.,. to attend the funeral of Miss
Bessie Lusk and paid short visit to
relatives here before her return home
Monday evening.
Mrs. F. w. Coon and daughter Win
fired left Monday evening for st. Louis
and will put in a week with the Wiscon-
sin Press Association visiting the sights
of the big exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lund entertained
number of young ladies at their home
on the evening of May 14th, at which
time they announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Lulu J., to Mr..
Paul L. Hackbert of Appleton, Wis.
Rev. L. Fl. Kelar Of Milwaukee. was
here on Monday and in company with E.
G. Hopkins passed the day in fishing at
Koshkonong. Mr.. Kellar and family
will occupy the Hopkins cottage at the
lake for few weeks later 10 the season.
-Chas. Z. Culton left Tuesday morn
ing for Virginia where he will spend two
or three weeks looking after large prop
erty interests there He hopes to finish
the cutting of lumber this season, when
the property will be converted into a
large stock farm.