The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-08-25

ing relatives mere.
p. FL. Crahen OF Beloit was visitor
in Edgerton yesterday.
Mrs. r. E. Hopkins of Steuben is
visiting relatives in this city.
H. l.. Wilson of Lake Mills called
upon Edgerton customers Monday.
w. S. Heddles and family passed
Sunday with Evansville relatives.
There will be no services at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church next Sunday.
Mrs. Montgomery and two children
OF Beoit are guests Of F. w. Perrigo's
family.
Mrs L. M Souders Of Cleveland was
guest of Henry Johnson's family over
Sunday.
Mrs. James Hutson of Stoughton
has been visiting Edgerton friends dur
ing the week.
Miss Inez Eales of Fort Atkinson
has been visiting Miss Clara Berry dur
ing the week.
DIR. w. G. McManus has new cement
walk and gutter laid on one side of his
residence property.
Fred Barton of this city visited his
son in Beloit last week and took in the
sights at the fair.
Andrew Humphrey and wife left on
Tuesday for two weeks visit with rel
atives in Marshfeld.
The proceedings of the May meeting
of the county board of supervisors will
be found in this issue.
Mrs. Geo. w. Doty and her mother,
Mrs. Bintleff, passed few days of the
week with friends in Monroe.
Frank Sayre, Jr., and family left on
Tuesday evening for visit to Mrs.
Sayre's sister at Crookston, MINI.
Mrs. Mike Conway and children
passed few days of the week at the
Wixom home near Milton Junction.
Mrs E. S. Hatch and son and her
father, Jos. Keller, left Thursday for a
visit with friends at Dowagac, Mich.
Misses Barbara ROLLS and Berdie
Lillesand of Stoughton have been visit
ing Edgerton friends during the week.
WIN. Wesendonk, accompanied by q
son and daughter, of st. Paul, visited
relatives in this section during the week.
Miss May Spencer with a party Of
Chicago friends are occupying the Hop
kins cottage at Lake Koshkonong this
week. 81"
Mrs F. H. Martin returned to her
home at Libertyville, Ill Tuesday even
ing after weeks visit with Edgerton
friends
Mr.. j. J. Harlin, city editor of the
Fond du Lac Commonwealth has been
guest Of his brother, Father Harlin,
the past week.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Con-
gregationsl church will meet on We'd
nesday, August 30th, at the home of
Mrs. Shepard.
10 Andrew McIntosh's family are now
moved into the old Babcock homestead
which has lately been placed in repair
Tor comfortable nome.
Albert Tibert, who conducts the
Smith hotel near the Northwestern de-
pot in GAINESVILLE, was calling upon his
Edgerton friends here Tuesday,
-Chas. Swift of Mason City, Iowa,
who is campaigning trotting horse at
the fair races in southeastern Wisconsin,
passed Sunday with his brother, H. S.
Swift, in this city.
Rev. A. Lien of Portland, n. D.. who
is spending his vacation at his boyhood
home in Christiana township, will preach
at the East Koshkonong church next
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Wilt of Chi
cago are spending vacation with Ed
gerton relatives while Mr.. Wilt is recov-
ering his health, having recently passed
through a serious surgical operation.
Mayor Laid is back from another
trip to South Dak,ta with a party OF
land seekers and succeeded in disposing
of 79O acres while away. A half section
OF unimproved land was purchased by
Andrew Erickson of this city at $40 Der
acre.
DIR. Willard McChesney writes US
from Colorado that he is regaining his
health so rapidly that he will return pre-
pared to resume his practice in Edgerton
by September 1st. This is good news
and many friends here will be glad to
welcome his return.
Mr.. E. r. Harding of Racine, of the
firm OF Harding & Nelson, who were the
successful bidders on the sewer con
tracts, was in town on Saturday. He
says his firm will be ready to start on
their job in this city about September l,
with force sufficient to complete the
contract this fall.