The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-28

Mrs. Fred Barton is in Beloit paying
visit to her son and family.
"A cement walk has been laid along
the north side of Canal street.
"A. Skibrek has clerical position in
Chris Olson's store at Stoughton.
Henry Bardeen of Wausau is visit
ing relatives and old time friends here.
Mrs Morris Hahn has been guest
OF relatives in Green Bay during the
week.
w. S. Brill of New York was here
for short time the fore part of the
week.
II. B. Earle left on business trip to
New York and Philadelphia Monday
morning.
Seven newcomers, right from Nor
way, arrived on the Sunday evening pas
senger train.
The Misses Laura and Aneta Par
sons of Joliet ILL.,, are guests at the home
of Henry johnson and wife.
The Eagles of GAINESVILLE defeated
the Edgerton team at Crystal Springs
Sunday by score OF Is to 4. 49, 1'
Fred Dreyer, clerk at Babcock's
clothing store is passing vacation, days
with his parents at Dousman.
The Misses Florence and Lolita Nor
ton Of Madison have been guests this
week at the home of G. o. Shannon.
Mrs. Alfred Summers was up from
GAINESVILLE few days of the week calling
on friends and looking after property IN
terests here.
John Spencer, Joseph Spike and
Mrs Tall have had cement walks laid in
front of their residence properties on
Albion street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet on We'd
nesday, August I'd, at the home of Mrs.
John Henderson.
-Hutson Hawks and Miss Lillian
Mates of Rockford and Guy Wilson of
Chicago were guests of Miss Christie
Bowen over Sunday.
Mrs. Wilhelm Bartz, daughter and
son, Anna and Erick, and Agnes Hart
zell spent Sunday in Deerfield with her
son. Carl A. Bartz.
e. L. Shepard has issued booklet
containing photo views of the feeding
yards and pastures. It is from the press
of the Monarch Laboratory.
DIR. Charles Villas and Mrs. Charles
Sullivan of Madison, brother and sister
OF Mrs. George Gary, were entertained
at the Gary home the first of the week.
About thirty ladies dropped in on
Mrs. Harry Hutson Tuesday evening to
remind her Of her birthday and present
ed her with a handsome rug before de-
parting.
John Lyke's horse on the milk wag-
on, old, lame and nearly blind, took
fright at an automobile Saturday even
ing and made fast time up the Albion
road for a short distance. He was
brought under control before any great
damage was done.
Surveyors for the electric road from
Fond du Lac to GAINESVILLE were through
this territory the first of the week. Fran
chises have been asked for in Cambridge
and Waterloo, indicating that the COM
pany means business.
Edward Davidson of New Jersey,
grandson of E. HI. Smith, is visiting rela-
tives here. Mr. Davidson is foreman of
large railway round-house in Elizabeth
City, the position being one of consider
able responsibility and care.
The work of taking the census in
this city has been completed and the
enumeration papers forwarded to the
supervisor of census for Rock county. 1t
will probably be several weeks before
the official account is announced.
Chicken thieves are at work in the
country west of Edgerton aud in some
instances large numbers of fowls have
been taken from single flock. The
thief or thieves, if apprehended, will be
dealt with in a manner anything but
lenient
Alfred Riley was up from Rockford
for an over Sunday visit with relatives
here. He has charge of the decorating
rooms in the Morse Pottery Works.
Christian Holm accompanied him on
his return Monday and will remain there
to work in the pottery.
Posters have been printed and dis
tributed announcing three days sale
at G. FL. Babcock's clothing store. The
dates are Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, August l, and g. If you
have not received or seen BILL call for
one as there are offerings on it which
may interest you.
Henry Wesendonk is undoubtedly
the possessor of the oldest silver dollar
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