The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-10-06

Miss Mae Spencer is in Chicago re-
plenishing her jewelry stock.
The Elgin price of butter is adyanc-
ed half cent, 81 cents this week.
Mrs. James Stewart is visiting with
friends in Elgin and st. Charles, Ill.
Mrs May Underwood of Springfield,
ILL.,, is a guest at Dr. Nicholson's home.
H. j. Stangl and wife have returned
from very pleasant visit to Colorado
and the west.
Miss Minerva Coon has been spend
ing the week visiting friends at Grand
Rapids, Mich.
-Chas. Clark of Whitewater, the we'll
known stock man. was visitor in Ed.
gerton Tuesday.
Mrs. 7. B. Earle and Mrs. Henry
johnson were Chicago visitors couple
of days this week.
Arthur LaBundy returned to Rock
ford Monday after a few days visit to
his parents in this city.
Mrs. A. w. Shelton of Rhinelander,
Wis visited among relatives and former
friends here early in the week.
VIM J. Raath was called to his
former home at Grand Rapids, Wis,
Tuesday by the death of his mother.
j. w. Thomas, state railroad COM
missioner, was a caller in Edgerton on
Saturday and visited the farm home of
T. D. Hartzell.
VIM. Barnes has opened an office in
the Pollard block for the sale OF cured
meats and purchase of hides, chickens,
veal calves, etc.
Twin girls were born to Mr. and
Mrs VIM Schrub Tuesday Everybody
who calls at Bills place since wants him
<'to set 'em up" twice.
Mrs. Geo. Underhill, who has been
visiting friends here for several weeks,
left for her home at Quincy, Florida,
via. New York Thursday.
Missionary society will meet at the
home of Mrs John Mawhinney on Fri
day afternoon. Light refreshments will
be served. Ladies of the congregation
are invited.
Mr.. D. T. Kline of Grand Rapids,
Mich, has been visiting his cousin, Mrs.
r. J. Matpress, few days this week.
Mr. Kline is foreman in the shops of the
G. r. & I. railway at Grand Rapids.
E. M Ladd reports the sale of the
Paul G. Lee farm in Christiana 50 acres,
to Lars Nelson for S7,100. Also the
house and three acres owned by G. Ell.
Dickinson on the Albion road to Paul G..
Lee for $1,000.
Prof. Frank NJ Jack sends US a
program of the Western Wisconsin
Teachers association which convenes at
Sparta Oct. 1928 Mr.. Jack is president.
This is one of five large educational
meetings to be held in the state this
year.
One of Janesville's prominent" cit
liens and a member of the White Light
Club was escorted to resting place in
the city lookup Sunday by Marshal
Campbell. What he told Judge Smith
the next morning is not written in the
book which holds so many entries of 5
and costs.
Rev. L. A. Parr and family returned
Monday evening from their vacation
spent at their old home in England.
Mrs. Parr and daughter left in the early
spring, followed by Mr.. Parr about two
months ago. They report very pleas
ant trip and were given warm welcome
on their return home Monday evening.
An Edgerton envelope has been pre-
pared intended to advertise the advan-
tages of our city. On the front street
scenes and public buildings are grouped,
while the back contains succinct state
ment of the opportunities the city offers
to industries. Altogether it is a very
pretty souvenir to send out to your
friends. These envelopes can be obtained
at this Office in quantities with your
name and business card printed. Or at
the stationery stores Call and see them
and then use them in your correspond
sence.