The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-16

to 1917 cents this week.
Miss Hazel Fuller of Beloit has been
a guest of Miss Violet Trevorrah during
the week.
The home of Alderman August Dali
man and wife was gladdened last week
10y the arrival of baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark desire to
thank the students of the high school
for their beautiful remembrance
Mrs. Herman Greenwood and son
left for Whitewater Monday to pass the
week with Mr.. Greenwood's parents.
Circus day for Edgerton is coming
On Monday, June 19th Reno & Alvords
combination will pitch their tents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Wright enter
tanned Mr., Wright's Sunday school class
at picnic at Lake Koshkonong Tues,
day
Miss Gertrude Spencer returned
Monday from Minneapolis where she
has been the guest of her sister the past
few weeks.
The noxious weeds need attending
to now. This Office has stock of no.
tees for weed commissioners. They will
be sold in any quantities.
The carpenter work on Henry Wes-
endonk's new residence is nearing COM
pletion and will soon be ready for the
plasterers.
Mrs. Maud Spencer Nolan of Balti-
e.
weeks visit with relatives. She was
Joined by her husband Tuesday evening
Home grown Strawberries have made
their appearance on the local market
1t is fine looking fruit and promises an
abundant yield and to be cheap in price.
Mrs. George Hargraves went to the
sanitarium at Madison Saturday for
treatment of a nervous affection from
which she has been a sufferer for some
time.
Saturday evening the G.. e. Society
of the Congreg ationai church will hold
an ice cream social near the band stand.
Ice cream and cake for ten cents. All
are invited.
Geo. E. Gary wife and son reached
home Sunday evening from a three
weeks visit at Mr.. Gary's former home
at Henderson, N. G. They report very
pleasant trip.
The members of St. Johns German
Lutheran church and their friends en-
joyed the day picnlcking in Schoemak
ers woods Monday. 1t was the annual
outing for the society.
The state census will be taken be-
tween June Goth and August LIST. City
Clerk Johnson is the enumeration for
this city. Be prepared to answer all
questions that may be asked when he
calls on you.
Col. Geo. W. Hall, the veteran show
man of Evansville, had leg broken in
the knee joint Saturday by horse. The
same leg was broken once before by the
vicious elephant Queen" which he
owned for time
"A private launch can be chartered
for picnics or parties desiring to visit
Lake Koshkonong, by applying to Lee
Alder or to Geo. Sherman at MELVILLE.
The craft is safe and roomy and may be
had on reasonable terms.
The annual concert of the School of
Music of Milton college, under the d.
rection of J. M. Stillman, takes place at
the s. D. B. church Wednesday evening,
June 21st. Madge Wilson and Nellie
Bentley of this city take part in the pro-
gram.
DIR. Willard McChesney came home
from the Palmer hospital Friday, and
though steadily regaining his health.
will not resume practice for some time
yet. The Dr. and Mrs. McChesney con-
template visit to Colorado during the
summer. 4~rr
The report is circulated that L. L.
Thayer of Chippewa county, the preach
er member of the assembly, is said to be
recommended for postmaster at Bloomer
by Congressman Jenkins Rev. Thayer
was for few years pastor of the church
at Sandy Sink, town of Fulton.
To the person guessing nearest to
the correct population of the city of Ed
gerton, according to the census to be
taken between June Doth and August
LIST, we will give The Reporter free of
charge for one year. All guesses must
be registered at this Office on or before
Saturday. July 9Th.
Andrew Mcintosh and wife, Will
Mcintosh and wife attended the annual
meeting of the United Commercial Trav-
elers' Association, which convened in
Oshkosh Friday and Saturday of last
week. They speak very highly of the
entertainment which the Oshkosh peo-
pie provided for the members during
their stay in the city.