The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15
--Elgin price Of butter is II cents

---Elgin price of butter is II cents.
A baby girl was born at the home Of
Frank Livick and wife Tuesday.
Henry johnson and wife passed a
few days of the week at Lake Ripley.
Mr.. VIM. Berry of Fennimore spent
the 4.h with friends and relatives in this
city
Miss Mary Barton has gone to Be-
lott for few weeks, visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Weetman Dickinson left on
Thursday for Scranton, Pa, on visit
to relatives
Mrs. r. r. Powell of GAINESVILLE was
a guest of Edgerton friends portion of
the week.
Miss Margaret Villas Of Madison,
was guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Gary, over Sunday.
Sherman Green has moved into the
Mabbett tenant house recently vacated
by }. 7. Dixon.
II. B. Earle's family moved up to
their Lake Kegonsa cottage Monday for
a six weeks outing.
Miss Christie Bowen went to White
water Saturday to attend the summer
school for several weeks.
Miss Daisy Rogers of GAINESVILLE has
been visiting with Miss Anna Moul-
throupe during the week.
Ralph Lidicker has accepted posi-
ton in c. Fl. Babcock's clothing store,
and commenced work there Monday.
John Lyke, who vas an employee at
the Carlton hotel few years ago, has
been visiting with friends here during
the week.
Mrs. Julia A. Fuller and her aged
mother, Mrs. Electa Coon, are visiting at
the home of DR.. Ogden at Ft. Atkinson.
Lewis Smith of Moorehead, Mimi,
paid visit to his old time friend and
schoolmate Scott Hatch, the latter part
of the week.
Bills announcing the sale of W. A.
Shelley's stock of goods at discount
during the month of July have been
printed and distributed this week,
The Pingeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Miss
Lena Hanson in the basement of the
church Thursday evening, July 81.
Georgia Bowen, who has been with
her parents several days, has now gone
to Moosehead, Maine, to spend few
weeks with friends in the pine woods.
Henry Ebbott and wife, son and
daughter, Elmer and Alyce, attended
the funeral of their cousin, Miss Dave,
which was held at Fort Atkinson last
Sunday.
August Kreuger has purchased the
Meink property in the 3rd ward and will
remove the house on lot owned by A.
Maelke, where he will make his home in
the future.
C. 81. Babcock has distributed large
bills announcing twelve days of bar
gain giving in clothing and furnishings
at his store. The sale will last till Sat
urday night, July %
Miss Camella Pritchard of Ocono
mowoc has been a guest of Miss Louise
PomeroH during the week A party was
given in her honor to select company
OF friends Tuesday evening.
Herman Handke has purchased a
building lot of John Copley from the old
Finney property for $500 and expects to
build him home. The sale necessi-
tates the moving of the old hotel barn
which Mr. Copley is now having done
About forty relatives and friends OF
Alderman August Dallman assem- bled at
his home last Friday evening to cele-
brate toe thirty sixth anniversary of his
birthday 1t was a house gathering OF
congen1al folks and justice was done to
the occasion in every particular.
Cement walks and cutters have been
completed in front of the residence
property of w. S. Heddles and Robt. At
tlesey, on Swift street, which completes
the longest stretch of cement walk there
isin the city-from the department store
corner to the creek.