The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-04-07

--MyrOn SOVernIll OF JdueSVAlio was
visitor in Edgerton Tuesday.
The Euchre club were entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Touton on Friday
evening last
The Elgin price Of butter is quoted
at q cents this week, decline of two
cents from last week.
Miss Arvilla Ward of Cambridge was
a guest at the home of Geo. w. Doty
few days this week.
The neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Henderson gave them a pleasant sur
prise at their home Saturday evening.
-Murwin Bros. of Fulton have taken
space in The Reporter to advertise lar
gains in the line of goods they handle.
ALI Riley has returned to Edgerton
from Beloit where he has been conduct
ing a restaurant for several months past.
Leroy Saunders of Albion has COM
menced to move his family effects into
the residence recently vacated by Mr..
Heustis.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Miss
Lydia Jensen on Thursday evening,
April 18th.
The Heustis family loaded their
household effects for shipment to Can
ada Tuesday, where they have decided
to remove.
Hon. John Haggerty, member of the
assembly from Medford, passed Sunday
at the home of his niece, Mrs. Will Bar
deem, in this city.
Lake Koshkonong freed itself from
its ice letters during the week. The heavy
wind of Monday and Tuesday finished
the shifting fields.
Frank McGiffin's birthday was OBJ
served Friday evening by party given
by himself and Lucille to pleasant COM
pany of their young friends.
The vacant store in the Ladd & Hol-
ton block has been rented to the Tellef-
son Bros. of Rockdale who will shortly
put IN STOCK OF furniture.
"A car containing the family horses
and household effects of the Culton fam
lily arrived Sunday morning from Louis
lana where they were sent a few months
ago.
Fred Vickers is home after several
weeks absence spent in Virginia where
he has become interested in some lum-
Der deals He expects to return again
shortly.
Bates & Sherman, real estate deal
ers of Reedsburg, advertise a score or
more of good tobacco farms on the in
side page of this issue. If interested
look them up.
"A little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Arnold of the town of Ply mouth, this
county, died Saturday from drinking
kerosene that had accidently been left
within reach of the child
A. c. Ellickson of Christiana, who
recently was welded to a daughter of
Peter N. johnson of the same town, has
purchased 100 acre farm near Airing
ton, Columbia county, at 500 per acre.
WIN. Douglass and family, formerly
of Porter, have returned from Oklahoma
where they purchased homestead about
year ago. Mr.. Douglass says that no
country without good water Is fit to live
in.
The annual home missionary thank
offering meeting will be held in the Con-
gregational church next Thursday even
ing, April Is. All are cordially invited
to come and bring your friends. Special
music and addresses will be the features
of interest.
Rem Spike suffered fractured arm
Friday by falling from load OF wood,
on his farm in the town of Fulton. The
accident is especially embarrassing just
at this time when he was movingsto the
Heddles farm which he is to have charge
of this season in connection with his
own place.
March was one of the busiest
months the Edgerton Telephone COM
pany has ever experienced, and their toll
business charges were above SLIT. When
1T is remembered that this sum is made
up very largely by ten and fifteen cent
charges, it will be seen that Edgerton
people do lot of talking to out of town
points, and the operators at the switch
board are kept pretty lively.
The big home talent minstrel carni-
val. under preparation by the Edgerton
~Cornet band, will be given at Royal hall
next Monday evening. Those who re-
member this entertainment year ago
need not be told the coming show will be
a record breaker in point of attendance.
The olio will be rich in specialties and
the whole performance it is said, as re-