The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-29


-ev eings of each month.
The Elgin price of butter is 2O1a
cents this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Shelley passed
few days of the week in Chicago.
Miss Clara Stevens is home from
Rockford spending few days with her
parents.
Geo. Rea and wife are visiting rela,
tlves in the western portion of Dane
county.
DIR McChesrey and Theo. Clarke
are away on business trip to the south
west.
E. G.. Hopkins is expected home to-
morrow from a three weeks stay in the
Kickapoo valley.
j. A. Thompson is having built an
addition to his residence by Contractor
Geo. Hargraves.
Clinton Scoield and wife of Evans
Vile have been visiting their daughter
here during the week.
-Delos Nicholson, Elmer Hahn and
Frank Hitchcock resumed their studies
at the university this week.
"A girl babe, their second born, was
welcomed to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Mort Carrier on Tuesday.
II. A. Perry was in Chicago a few
days early in the week selecting bargains
to be offered at his next Tuesdays sale
day.
Mrs. John p. Coon pleasantly en-
tertained a company CT twenty four of
her lady friends at cards Tuesday after
noon.
The county fairs have been favored
this year with a month. of splendid
weather and yearly all have been money
makers.
Mr.. T. S. Raymond, who makes his
home with his daughter in Missouri, is
paying visit to relatives in Edgerton
and vicinity.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Miss
Camilla Hanson this Thursday even
ing, Sept 28th.
John Hurd OF Fulton marketed 1O2
head of hogs here on Monday which
were forwarded to Chicago by P. G.
Brown that evening.
Henry Wileman has removed his
family from Albion Prairie to this city
and is located in G. F. Mabbetts tenant
house on Rolin street.
Miss Jennie Tointon has some ex-
tensive improvements under way to her
residence property on Swift street. A
barn is also being built on the lot.
The first meeting of the Monday
Club will be held at the home of Mrs. G..
L. Culton on Monday, Oct. I'd. The
president, Mrs. Geo. Farman, is leader.
The family horse which has faith
fully served the editors family for many
years will be disposed of very reasonably
to any one promising kind treatment.
"A piece of skirt of blush gray
color was lost between Geo. Reas and
Mont Langwortby's one day this week.
Finder please return to this office.
Mills Fletcher and Miss Susan Malt
press left Wednesday for the Portland ex-
position. Mr.. Fletcher intends TO con-
tinue his journey through California be-
tore his return.
Several called at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Helms Thursday evening
to witness the opening bloom of night
blooming cereus that for q few hours
only was a beautiful sight.
II. B. Earle reached home from a
visit to his Rice Lake farm Tuesday
morning. He bought several hundred
sheep at the st. Paul yards for winters
feeding at the farm during his absence.
How about our new depot? Well, a
man was here last week to see what it
would cost to remove the old building to
a site farther west to be used for freight
purposes. Perhaps some day we shall
see the structure rise.
Gus Drager was in town over Sun
day, having come up from Warren, ILL.,,
where he won a pacing race with DR..
Hardie. This week he is at the Richland
Center races and after the close of the
fair season will return to Edgerton.