The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-17
Primary election next Tuesday.

Primary election next Tuesday.
Ice cream and cake and home made
candies at the Dutch Market.
Miss Maggie McGifin of GAINESVILLE
was a guest OF Edgerton relatives Sun
day.
Miss May Spencer reached home
Tuesday from a several days visit in
Chicago.
Work in the rank of Esquire at the
regular meeting of the K. P. lodge next
Tuesday evening, March q.
The annual Dutch Market at the G..
A. r. hall, Thursday, March 23d. Sup
per from 8 o'clock until all are served.
Albert Mas and wife we're called to
Milwaukee during the week by the seri-
Gus illness OF their daughter, Mrs Edith
OFT.
Joe Maltpress left Wednesday for
Galesville, ILL.,, where he expects employ
ment with firm of brick machine manu-
facturers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Barlass, re-
siding near GAINESVILLE, were guests of
friends in this city few days the first of
the week.
W. Ell. Clarke takes space in this
paper to announce clearing sale of fur
niture which thrifty buyers will do we'll
to consult.
The sociable given lsst Thursday by
the Ladies Aid Society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church for the benefit of the
Preus academy Melted $50.
Shipments are being made to mar
ket this week out Of the bunch of $50
head of steers being fed at the Shepard
yards by Mr., Shelter of Chicago.
"A bouncing boy baby came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Mike Schmidt
Friday morning. Another plate must be
set at the table for he is permanent
boarder.
Frank Williams has been obliged to
give up his position at Shumway's bar
Der shop for time on account of a very
severe attack of rheumatism in the
shoulder
The ladies of the Congregational
church secured about $40 as the result
of rummage sale of articles which were
contributed by former owners and con
sidered of no value.
The switch engine was derailed at
the feeding yard siding Friday in a man
ner that left the main track blocked for
couple of hours, delaying the afternoon
passenger for time.
R. J. Maltpress returned Saturday
from trip into the potato district OF
Waupaca county where he went to look
up market quotations with view Of
shipping few car loads of tubers.
The price of butter went down the
toboggan for 5 cents this week in Elgin
The market is Is cents and getting now
within the reach of common people
Eggs are selling at retail at Is cents per
dozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Tallard enter
tanned a very pleasant company of their
friends Thursday evening. The guests
numbered about fifty and progressive
euchre was one OF the diversions of 8
most enjoyable evening
"A few ducks and some wild geese
have commenced to take their spring
flight, but so far there is but little oper
water for them free from ice. Before
the late snow Lake Koshkonong was ir
excellent condition for ice boating
The first fire alarm sounded in. some
time was sent in Sunday afternoon, oc
casioned by defective chimney at the
home of w. Loveland in the second ward
The blaze that started in the roof of the
kitchen was extinguished before the fire
men reached the scene.
-Rehearsals are being held for the
big home talent minstrel show to bt
given by the Edgerton Cornet bane
soon. Mr.. Buchanan is framing VI
something good and the public can res
assured that the entertainment will
really be one of merit, Watch for the
date.
"A train load of some 5000 fat sheer
came to the Shepard feeding yard
this week for few days stay. The 10
was composed mostly of prime wether
intended for the export market and wer,
fed at South St. Paul during the winter
They had been sheared and were as fin
looking flock of sheep as ever came t.
this station.
Mr.. Albert RAIDER, who for som,
years past has been. telegraph operate
at the station here, left the service o
the St. Paul railway Saturday night t.
accept the position of bookkeeper for [
q. Whittet. Mr.. RAIDERS famiiarit
with the railway business will make hin
a valuable addition IN the force at th