The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-15

evenings vi cdCu luOuGI'
-Elgin butter same as last week, 2lc
Mrs. P. Mcintyre visited with friends
near Milton portion of last week.
Miss Mary Sullivan is visiting with
her uncle, D. L. Hannifn, in Dodge
county.
Henry Ebbott returned Sunday from
Mitchell, S. D., where he has been the
past two weeks.
Miss Clara Jensen leaves this week
for Milwaukee to enter Downer college
for the school year
Mrs. John LaBundy left Monday for
four weeks visit with relatives in the
southern part of the state.
Mrs. Nettie Olson of Stoughton, who
has been passing few days with friends
here, returned home Saturday.
The State fair has attracted lib
eral attendance of Edgerton people to
Milwaukee during the week.
The fall term of school in Dist. No
6, town of Fulton, will begin on Monday
Sept. 18th, with Claude Stout as teacher
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Wilt return
ed to their Chicago home Tuesday after
q three weeks visit with relatives here
Henry Stricken came down from
Madison to pass Sunday with relatives
He has a good position in the capital
city.
The Kvindeforening of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church meets with Mrs
Thos. Lund, Thursday afternoon, Sept.
21st.
w. T. Pomeroy and VIM. SchruE
have had cement walks laid along the
Canal street side of their property this
week.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs
Teisberg this Thursday evening, Sept
18th.
p. n. johnson, chairman of the town
of Christian for years past, has pur
chased DR.. N. VERSIONS residence in
Stoughton for s. 500.
james Bigger of the town of Fulton
will soon leave for Wakersville, Ontario
to visit his sor, Thomas who has charge
of large tobacco and sugar beet planta-
tion there.
Work on the Schnachtschneider
L0riloo &c la;rr rooid1v ,o,choI Il
and the job vial be completed in about
two weeks.
The rural mail carriers from this
office were entertained by Lawrence
Hutson Sunday. They were taken to
Koshkonong on Mr.. Illusions gasoline
launch and given a ride around the lake
Mr.. Edmund Fellows, a pioneer
farmer of the town of Porter, died at his
boarding house in Evansville Saturday
evening. Funeral services were held
Monday at the home of his sister, Mrs
G. Scofeld.
Will Bardeen has been engaged to
go to Gallon, La, to make photographs
of the lumber plant owned by Edgerton
parties there. He will make the trip as
soon as the yellow fever quarantine is
raised, which will probably be in the
early part of October.
The time for hunting ducks opened
September 1st, and hunters at Koshko
nong report ducks scarce at present. In
most cases those who have gone hunt
ing ducks have dined on mudhens. The
ducks will not be plentiful until after
the cool weather sets in.
One saloon keeper in town means to
obey the law to the letter if possible. On
the door of his saloon was posted this
notice on Sunday: Don't try to get liz
here. See city ordinance" It is said
that several read the sign and then went
home to draft resolutions against the
taking of Intoxicating beverages on Sun
day.
The work of putting in sewerage il
the two districts as ordered by the com
mon council was commenced by the con
tractors, Hardy & Nelson, this week. II
was started on Broadway where the
main sewer crosses and is being laio
south to Fulton street. Cutting anC
filling machines are used and in ordinary
ground about 300 feet of pipe can be laid
each day.