The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-04-28

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daughter, Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
S. FL. Buchanan, wife and son visited
Rockford friends over Sunday.
will Kroetz and wife of Madison Wis.,
tied Edgerton friends over Sunday.
C. FL. Hitchcock and wife visited
former friends at Rockford over Sunday.
Miss Edith Maltpress was guest of
Margaret Cochrane at GAINESVILLE Easter
Sunday.
Arthur Wileman came from Wauke-
sha for short visit to his home during
the week
A good sized crowd attended the
Easter ball at Academy hall last Mon
day evening.
"A large amount of nursery stock has
been delivered to country customers
during the week.
-Delos Nicholson was down from the
university for Easter Sunday at the
home OF his parents.
Mrs Ida Painter returned Monday
from two weeks visit with her sons
family at Harvard, Ill.
Mr.. c. F. Wright of Libertyville, III :,
was guest of his son, Cashier Writ
Wright, few days this week.
Miss Georgia Bowen of Chicago is
spending her spring vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. FL. Bowen.
Farmers are pretty WELL through
with their small seeding and are prepar-
ing their corn and sugar beet lands.
"A pleasant company of friends as
sisted Mrs. Herman Dallman celebrate
her 49th birthday Monday evening.
The Kvindeforening of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church meets with Mrs.
A. Holland, Thursday afternoon, May 4.
Two Pointer pups, spotted brown
and white, strayed away Sunday from
Ed Peters, which he would like to get
track Of
Miss Grace Spaulding was absent
from her duties at the high school for a
couple of days this week on account of
sickness.
Patrons of the waterworks are here
by notified that the semi annual water
rentals are due May 1st.-W. Ell. Morris
sey, Supt.
Jack Dorsey, formerly bartender at
the Carlton, called on friends here last
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harness house.
Mary E. Morrissey of Racine, w. A.
Stevens and Rose Morrissey of James
vile spent Easter Sunday at the home
of w. I'll. Morrissey
Miss Lizzie Willie, who is employed
at the. Ludlow House, Monroe, passed
Easter Sunday with friends and rela-
tives in Edgerton.
-Assemblyman E. L. Leroy OF Mari
nette, aud editor of The Daily Eagle,
was guest OF the editors household for
a short visit Tuesday evening.
Fishing is exceedingly good upon
lake and rivers near at hand and even
the inexperienced has no trouble to land
3 reasonable sized string. |
Miss Estella Ogden entertained a
party of friends Saturday evening in
honor of Miss McCabe Of Madison, who
was her guest over Easter Sunday.
The price of butter in the Elgin
market slumped off 211s cents this week,
selling at % cents. Gov. Hoard says it
is many years since the April price of
butter ranged about 80 cents.
Rev. L. A. Parr and Robert Attlesey
were at Clinton junction Tuesday as
representatives of the Congregational So
ciety here to be present at an ordina-
ton of Rev. MCGEE of that place.
-Wray Watson has purchased the old
'Crapsey home of James Lay, which will
be moved onto a lot on Main street to
make room for new residence which
Mr.. Lay will erect the coming season.
The friends of Harold Babcock, who
is student at the University Of Cali
fornia at Berkeley, will be interested in
learning that he has recently been elect
ed as an instructor in physics at that
institution.
Henry Harvey went to Virginia last
week to look after the closing out of the
farming interests of Mr.. G. L. Culton.
The farm and timber tract purchased a
few years ago have been disposed of and
Mr.. Harvey will either sell the stock or
ship to Wisconsin or some other market
Mrs. Robert Smith and sons, for
merly of Chicago, are spending week
with Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs
z. Fl. Bowen, in this city. Mr.. Smith
who was secretary of a manufacturing
company of Chicago, has accepted po-
sition as assistant treasurer of large
blast furnace and mining company liz
eastern Tennessea and Mrs Smith is