The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-16

E>DGERTON CAMP No. 44O, M. w. A meets
in WOOdmen Hall the LIST and I'd Thursday
evenings OF each month.
"A street carnival will be given in
Beioit all next week.
Miss Ida Dickerson has gone to Lodi
for visit with friends.
DR.. A. P Nicholson was in Milwau-
kee the first of the week visiting his son.
This is Dane county fair week and
the exhibition opened as usual with rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Summers of
GAINESVILLE visited with Edgerton friends
Sunday.
Mrs George ". Dye of Los Angeles,
Cal is visiting with former friends in
this city.
Father Harlin departed Wednesday
morning for Fond du Lac for a short
visit with relatives.
Miss Clara Hendrickson of Beloit
was guest at T. J. Atwood's for a short
stay during the week.
Prof. Ristad and wife are expected
home this week from a vacation trip
made to the Old World.
-Orville Barnes and M. L. Tuttle re-
turned Saturday from weeks visit to
the st. Louis exposition.
Mrs. Jane Kelley has rented her
home to M. J. Doudna tho assistant
principal of the high school.
Mrs. H. G. Son and daughter Dema,
left for Columbus Monday morning for a
few weeks visit with relatives.
Frank Burgy and Willard Doty re-
turned home Monday after pleasant
weeks stay at the st. Louis exposition.
Geo. Scharfenberg and Elmer Hahn,
who graduated from the high school in
June last, will enter the University this
year.
Richard Curran was reelected Sec
rotary of the Horseshoers Association
at the state convention held at Fond du
Lac last week.
Ole Bradeson, who has been doing
the man with the iron muscle act for a
travelling troup the past season, returned
home last week.
e. G. Tallard was in Chicago Friday
to meet his daughter, Josephine, on her
return from summer spent with rela-
tives in Connecticut.
DIR. Shepard has leased a share of
the marsh between here and Albion for
fall grazing as the shipments of sheep
come down from the West.
Mrs. B. Barness, the Misses Olga
and Emma Hanson departed Monday
for Sparta for weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in that city.
On pen and ink drawings and water
color paintings, Miss Elizabeth Vayette
was awarded two first and three second
prizes at the Reedsburg fair last week.
Rev. A. w. Stephens, late pastor of
the NJ. e. church here has been assign
ed to charge in Oconomowoc by the
late conference, and his family is about
to move to that city.
A company has been organized,
backed by Milwaukee capital, to manu-
facture cement brick and building blocks
at GAINESVILLE where an especially fine de-
post of coarse sand has been discovered.
AT Royal hall this Thursday even
ing will be presented That Little
Swede' The scenery and mechanical
effects, together with illustrating pict-
ures, make it play we'll worth going to
see.
Andrew Mcintosh went to Platte
vile Tuesday evening to spend a few
days investigating the mines in that To-
cality. Dick" We'll of New York, who
has been mining in the Joplin district of
Missouri, accompanied him.
A recruiting officer who has been
stationed at GAINESVILLE for a few weeks,
reports securing sixteen young men who
have signed papers for a three years.
service in Uncle Sans army.
Conductor J. M. Wilson, who, next
to George Prescott, was the oldest con-
ductor in the service OF the Milwaukee
road, died Tuesday at Hartford, Wis,
aged 70 years. He relinquished his run
on the northern division but few weeks
ago.