The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-30
-Elgin price of butter is 20c.

-Elgin price of butter is 20c.
Mrs. Fred Strassberg has gone to
Lake Mills for an extended visit.
Atty. L. E. Gettle was called to
Monroe Monday on legal business.
Frank Hall of Manchester, Iowa,
paid visit to Edgerton friends during
the week.
Mrs. Helen johnson is having &C.
ment walks built from her residence to
the street.
Herbert Darnell of Roanoke, ILL.,,
passed a portion of the week at the home
of Robert Attlesey.
Miss Margaret McGiffin of James
Vile has been spending the week with
Edgerton relatives.
Miss Ida Postel, who has been at
tending school at Denver during the
past year, is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
H. j. Stangl
Ed Lawrence, the obliging clerk at
Morrissey's cigar stand, is off for his an
nuaI vacation. Fred Maves is supplying
the vacancy.
Mr. Roy Wright of Chicago passed
several days of the week with the family
of his brother, Writ Wright returning
Monday evening.
C. L. Culton and James Badly re-
turned Monday from a brief business
trip to Bonita, La, where Edgerton peo-
pie have numbering interests.
What is known as the GAINESVILLE
National team played the Edgerton To
bacco City club here Sunday afternoon
and were defeated by a score of 10 to Z.
The Emery farm finished gathering
the first crop OF alfalfa hay Saturday.
yielding better than two tons per acre.
1t is expected three more cuttings will
be made this season.
H. Bunker of Milford passed several
days of last week with his sons family
was accompanied by his grandson, Chas.,
who will remain there for few weeks.
The family of Arthur Clarke, Mr..
and Mrs. Baugh and Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
of Baltimore are enjoying the pleasures
of cottage life on Lake Koshkonong, hav-
ing leased the Hopkins cottage for a
time.
Thursday evening, July 9Th, is the
next regular meeting of Camp 440, M.
W. A. At that time candidate will be
initiated and all members are requested
to be present. Turn GU. in numbers and
give the candidate warm reception.
Henry johnson, insurance agent, has
had returned to him mail that was on
the Goth Century Limited train, wrecked
at Mentor, Ohio, last week and partly
destroyed by fire. The letter will be
preserved as reminder of the disaster.
The principal stores and business
houses have decided to close their doors
at $50 p. N. on Wednesday and Friday
evenings of each week until further no.
tice. See announcement at the head of
local column.
Geo. Inglehart and family of Mil
waukee are occupying one of T. b
Earle's cottages at Lake Kegonsa for a
season. Mr.. Inglehart is member OF
the firm of Inglehart Bros, leaf tobacco
dealers of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Geo. Doty, Mrs L. c. Whittet
Mrs. L. j. Dickinson and family, Misses
Angie Towne, Hattie Pyre, Anna and
Inger Hoen, members of the Culture
Club have been entertained by Mrs. T
B. Earle at the Lake Kegonsa cottage
during the week.
&C. w. Birkenmeyer leaves Saturday
for the West. He will visit the Lewis
Clark exposition and the larger cities or
the coast. He will also pay visit tc
Chas. T. Hutson and wife at Connel
Wash, and will be absent about six
weeks.
The Viking store, being conducted
by Mrs. A. Skibrek, was placed in the
hands of receiver Tuesday, w. A. Shell
ley being named by Judge Sanborn as
1OCOlNCA' AL VI bu6 SLOck Il
now being taken. The liabilities are es
timated to be less than $500, while the
stock will probably figure less than tina,
amount.
Mrs. M. L. Carrier and Mrs w. A
Shelley Jointly entertained large com
pany of lady friends at the home of the
former Thursday afternoon with liter
airy and musical program. The recital
of Mrs. j. B. Day of GAINESVILLE, embrac
ing variety of selections, were great,
enjoyed These were interspersed will
songs by Mrs. G. F. Tallard and plane
solos by Miss Winifred Coon, all con
tributing to make the occasion of rea
entertainment for the guests assembled