The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-21


Joseph Croft has gone to Geneva
where he is in hopes of finding employ
ment for few weeks.
The Misses Alice and Rose Morris
sey are home from GAINESVILLE to pass
vacation with their parents.
Jesse Tousley and wife of Milwaukee
are here for the week, visiting at the
home of Hullet Hutson and wife.
H. B. Feihler, wife and family of
Milwaukee came Tuesday for a few
weeks visit with relatives here.
Herman Vensky and wife returned
Tuesday evening from their vacation
passed in the northern part of the state.
The Kvindeforening of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church meets at the home
of Mrs. Ole Jensen, Thursday afternoon,
July 9th.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will meet Wednes-
day, July &C. at the home of Mrs. Jewett
Farman.
&C. FL. Hitchcock has engaged space
in The Reporter to advertise some OF the
seasonable offerings in his line. The ad.
may be found on the correspondence
page.
In this issue the city OF Edgerton
sdvertises for sealed bids for the con-
| struction Of the sewer system to be put
in this season. The bids are to be
opened August 9Th.
Christ Holm has shipped his house.
hold goods to Rockford where the family
will remove in few days. He has Sc
cured position with Samson & Epson
in the pottery works there.
"Wednesday, August 9th, is not far
away. The T. A. & B. Society and COM
mittees are fast completing arrange
ments for the big picnic. You should
complete arrangements so as to be able
to attend.
-Wray Watson and wife, Paul Wat
son and wife, Roger Watson and wife,
FL. B. Knapp and wife. Miss Emily Wa
son, Bessie Dickinson and Hixon Knapp
were Hospitality entertained at the farm
home of G. E. Carey Sunday.
Ten young lady friends of Miss
Maude Trevorrah gave her a notion
shower last Friday evening. A pleasant
hour Or two was passed and Miss Maude
was the recipient of many little articles
| for use in the future.
If you buy mandolin for two dol
lars how far will a professor travel to
give you lessons at fifty cents per lesson?
There are quite number in Edgerton
who ought to be able to answer this
question promptly.
Hon. James E. Watson of Indiana
will speak at Monona Assembly on the
| afternoon of July Goth. Speaker Can
non, Congressman Adams and Sergeant
| alarms Casson pronounce him to be
one of the most eloquent men in the
House of Representatives.
The latest freak of nature reported
in this section is a three legged duck
owned by farmer in the town of Bris-
toll. The third leg, although not used
in walking, is perfectly formed and at
tached in the center of the body we'll
back. The duck is now five weeks old.
Jumbo is the name of Andrew Nc
Intosh's dog. He is understood and
probably would not sell for thirteen
cents if placed on the market, and yet
Mr.. Mcintosh will pay ten dollars for in
formation leading to the conviction of
the person who threw scalding water on
the little animal.
Miss Emma Maltpress and Miss
Leah Greenwood departed Wednesday
for a trip through the West. They will
visit with Thomas and Matte Green
wood at Spokane, Wash. and with Mrs.
VIM. FL. Butler at Castor, Oregon. Be-
sides taking in the big fair, they will
pass some time sightseeing on the coast.
"A letter from Andrew Jensen, dated
at San Francisco, was received by the
family, in which he states that the trip
was pleasant one; he had visited the
big fair at Portland and was enjoying
splendid health and having good time.
There was no intimation of home COM
ing and it will probably be several weeks
yet before he returns
There is a hen in the village of Lodi
that, while it does not lay golden eggs
yet scratches to some purpose. While
looking for grub beneath the Caldwell &
Mcneil company's elevator, it dug out
bill book containing notes, drafts, GER
tificates, etc., to the value of more than
81, 900 The papers were stolen from the
Prairie du Sac bank, which was robbed
about two years ago.