The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-03-25


No change in the Elgin price of but
ter--same as last week, "a 3 cents.
Andrew Skibrek is home from Min
nesota to spend short season with his
family.
Mrs. Byron Long is home from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Waters, at
Duluth.
The Monday Club will meet with
Mrs. r. McInnes on April 4th. Leader,
Miss Hargraves.
Geo. Hargraves and Fl. O. Hender
son are among the sick this week, the
latter with quinsy.
Miss Edith Mcmillan of Fit. Akin
kin, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. P.
Touton at The Carlton.
Miss Bessie Flagg visited at the
home of Will Earle in Watertown few
days during the week.
The final examinations befor the
Easter vacations have been held i the
public schools this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Baugh of Bal
timore are visiting at the home of Ar
thur Clarke and wife this week.
Miss Grace Brown and Miss Clara
Berry attended party given at the
Stoughton Academy on Friday evening.
L. G. McMilen and wife of Fl At
kinson, were guests of their son-i law,
Landlord Touton at The Carlton over
Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. johnson arrived home
Saturday evening from stay Of several
weeks in Chicago, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Wilt.
Mrs. DR.. McManus and Mrs. George
Gary attended the performance of "Er-
minie," with Francis wilson as star, at
GAINESVILLE Wednesday evening.
The five months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Vivian died Friday
noon of dropsy. The remains were TAX
en- to Milton for burial on Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Madison has been under
the care of a physician the first few days
of heart trouble, but is reported gaining.
Spring opened with thunder storm
Monday night, accompanied by heavy
rain that helped swell the water courses
which were already overlooking from
the freshet.
Atty L. E. Gettle was at Appleton
Friday night as one of the judges in the
interstate oratorical contest in which
Beloit college was awarded first and
second places.
Raise sugar beets for the Rock
County Sugar Co. who are now building
factory at GAINESVILLE. You can obtain
contracts from F. j. Hartzheim Or at
Hams hardware store.
Some over twenty five hundred dol
lars worth of property was disposed of by
w. T. Dooley at the Pomeroy auction
last Monday, and deponent saith that
sales are yet being made.
We have an opportunity now to see
how bad some of the streets in Edgerton
really are, and everyone will confess they
are deplorably bad. Isn't it about time
some systematic macademizing was COM
menced?
&C. r. Bentley has completed some
extensive repairs to the second floor of
his Front street block A complete set
of office and living rooms has been ar
ranged with water, lights, bath rooms,
and sewerage conveniences for DR.. Bry-
ant who will occupy them this week.
The Womens Relief Corps, No 120,
will hold their annual Dutch Market at
the G.. A. r. hall on Tuesday evening,
tended to all to come and partake of
sauerkraut and weiner wurst.
In the circuit court Tuesday Judge
Dunwiddie granted divorce in the case
of Ida A Armit against James Armit,
the grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment being charged. There was no ap-
pearance on the part of defendant
Real estate business is picking up
again. For the week E.. M. Laid reports
the sale of Emil Ruosch's residence on
Main street to Conn & Schmidt for $500:
the James Armit residence to l. Fl. Teis-
berg for s2l00; the property owned by
e. M. Laid in the Sd ward to James
Armit at $500.
The Main street bridge across the
creek was undermined by the freshet
Monday night and collapsed. The
structure has been in somewhat of a
precarious condition for some time and
supported by props which were carried
away by the flood. It is about up to
the city now to put in a new bridge.