The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-19

LII. McMAQu us was Cdllou W OulCoSo
on professional business the first of the
week.
Allan Skinner passed a couple of
days of the week with friends in Ocon-
omowoc.
L. Ell. Towne, Andrew Jensen and F..
w. Coon transacted business at Madi-
son Tuesday.
The Elgin price of butter dropped
to % cents Monday, decline of 215
cents for the week.
Mrs. f. G. Richardson and children
returned Monday from visit to friends
in hartford.
Dave Lampman and wife were up
from GAINESVILLE to pass Sunday with
Edgerton relatives.
August Schultz has sold his resi-
dence property in the third ward to
Ferdinand Gessert for $500.
Mrs. Nellie Humphrey of the Pal
myra sanitarium passed a few days of
the week with Edgerton relatives.
Remember the entertainment to be-
given under the auspices of the w. r. G.
at Royal hall, Tuesday evening, May 30.
The Elkhorn paper reports that Fl.
W. Goodrich has purchased the laundry
business of G. P. Greene of that place.
The Irving French company played
to small houses three nights last week.
Their performances we're very creditable
and deserved much better patronage
-Thos. W. Clark of Chicago, who
sells dress goods for New York jobbing
firm in the west, paid a brief visit to Ed
gerton friends Wednesday,
Miss Angie Towne and Mrs. L. j.
Dickinson jointly entertained large
company of their lady friends on Friday
afternoon last at the home of the former.
Jack Dorsey, at one time employed
at the Carlton hotel and later at the
Ludlow at Monroe, has been engaged as
day clerk at the Myers House, James
Vile
Bills announcing three days Spec
ial sale at G. W. Birkenmeyer's have
been circulated. The sale takes place
Friday, Saturday and Monday, May 49,,
20, and %.
Geo. e. Gary, wife and son left on
Tuesday for Henderson, n. c., for visit
to Mr.. Gary's parents whom he has not
seen for several years. They expect to
be absent about month.
Henry johnson, E. M. Hubbell, An
drew Mcintosh and G.. r. Bentley re-
turned from West Baden last Friday.
They are all we'll pleased with their ten
days stay at this famous health resort.
AT the next regular meeting of the
K. P. lodge, Tuesday evening, May 23d,
the final business will be transacted pre-
paratory to closing during the summer
months. All members are requested to
be present.
The old Babcock homestead on AL
bion street, occupied by DR.. Morrison,
HOS OCCu oOAu W tuo ooSOl 0Stdt0 w
Andrew Mcintosh for $4,000. Mr. Nc
Intosh anticipates some day to make
this property the site of modern resi-
dence.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
Andrew Jensen on Thursday evening,
May 25th. A special meeting will be
held this Thursday evening, May 18th,
at Mrs. 0. G.. Hanson's. A good atten-
dance is desired.
Will Bardeen has been engaged to
make a group picture of the buildings
at the Shepard feeding station. A cut
will be made from this to be used on a
card poster, several thousand of which
will be distributed in the sheep raising
districts of the far west,
Something over four inches of water
fell during the excessive rains OF last
week. The soil seems to be more thor
~oughly water ladened than for some
time past and good hay crop is assured
been delayed considerably in conse
quence.
John Copley and wife leave next
Tuesday for summer trip abroad, hav-
ing engaged passage on one of the Allan
dine big turbine steamers that sails from
Montreal on the Goth to Liverpool. After
visiting Mr.. Copley's relatives in Eng
land they will go to Scotland where Mrs
Copley has relatives.
Richard Curran, secretary organizer
of the Wisconsin State Association Of
Master Horseshoers, has this week sent
to the different local organizations print
ed proceedings of the first and SECOND
annual conventions 1t is thirty sever
page book and contains much valuable
information to those belonging to the or