The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-12

Another train load of sheep came to
the feeding yards early in the week.
Rush Wentworth sold his pony out
ft this week to M. Ladon of Monroe.
The Elgin price Of butter is off half
cent this week, 241s cents is the mar
ket.
The Sells Forepaugh circus is
billed to appear at GAINESVILLE on Memoir
ial Day, May Both.
Word reaches us that Miss Dema
Son is quite ill at the home of DR.. How
ard at Columbus.
The Whittet brick yard began the
seasons work this week with but little
old stock on hand.
Mrs. Fl. c. Adams of Madison, after
a few days visit with Edgerton friends
returned home Monday.
p. G. Brown and DR.. Shepard made
a flying trip to the sheep ranch near
Harshaw early in the week.
Fred Lipke has returned from the
northern part of the state where he was
herding sheep for DR.. Shepard.
Irving French and company will be
at Royal hall three nights this week
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The annual business meeting of the
High School Alumni Association will be
held at the primary school building, Sat
urday evening, May Ii, at o'clock.
Local talent is preparing a play
which will be presented at Royal hall
Tuesday evening, May 3Oth. It is under
the auspices of the members of the w
r. c..
Paul Goede, Rev. Spillman, James
Ogden, P. Mcintyre and Henry Schmel-
ing have improved their residence
properties on Front street by setting
a row of shade trees and making terraces
in front.
Edwin Hubbell, who has been spend
ing the winter in Los Angeles, Cal.
reached home Tuesday morning. He
came by the new Salt Lake and Los
Angeles line which opened for through
business May LIST.
&C. L. Brown of Hammond, La.
dropped off for short visit with Edger
ton friends during the week. on his way
to Menominee, Wis, to join Mrs. Brown
who is stopping with her daughter, Mrs
L. D. Harvey.
Fl. Peters & Son received six head OF
fat steers Monday, fed by O. 7. Hanson
of Dunkirk, for which they paid over
cattle held for slaughter by a local
butcher that has come into market this
season.
-. e. c. Tallard. shipped matched
carriage team, which he has been train
ing for several weeks, to New York yes
terday for the family use of Mr.. Max
Meyer. The team are large, rangy fel.
lows, fine steppers, and ought to attract
attention in the big city. Mr.. Tallard
accompanied them to New York.
MIR. Andrew Humphrey and wife
left Wednesday for Emerald Grove to
attend the marriage of Ella May Cald-
we'll to Walter W. Woodring, which took
place at the home of the brides parents
Alex. Caldwell and wife, Wednesday
evening. They will remain Cor few
'dsys' visit with their old neighbors.
Three members will be initiated into
Modern Woodmen Camp Thursday even.
ing, May 18th. Let all Woodmen keep
this date in mind and be at the hall al
8 o'clock or before. Tho goat is in excel
lent form, fruit and wine will be prov l.
ed and the sturdy Foresters will wieid
the ak with dexterity.a Come and beiI
pick up the chips.
Professor James Blaisdell of Beloit
College will deliver lecture at the Con
gregational church, Friday, May 18TH, al
8 p. M, under the auspices of the Men's
Sunday Evening Club Admission, q
cents; children, Is cents. Topic, "Witt
Pick and Spade in the Orient" illus
trated with stereopticon. Prof. Blaisdel
is one of the most eminent speakers II
Beloit College and it will be treat
Light refreshments will be served
The North Ends and West Ends
crossed bats at the Driving Park Mon
day afternoon, resulting in victory TO
the first named club, the score being II
to r. Jensen and Stewart composed
the battery for the North Ends and thu
West Ends we're served by Rossebo ano
Gilbertson. Both clubs put up goot
game and they are anxious for mattel
with outsiders. Any club composed 0
boys not over ID years old can be datet
for game by addressing Clarence Jen
son. Edgerton, Wis.