The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-08-11

butter.
Miss Cora Carpenter of Evansville
is visiting friends here.
Miss Winifred Coon leaves today for
visit to Miss Helen Wright at Liberty
Vile, I'll.
Miss Clara Kelly of Beloit has been
spending the past week with Edgerton
friends.
Miss Ada Wyman of Patterson, N.
J, is visiting at the home OF her uncle,
Frank Wyman.
The Spike Bros. lost one of their
best livery horses after few hours SICK
ness during the week.
s.. G. Chambers of Milton Junction
was calling upon his numerous Edger'
ton customers Tuesday.
Misses Elsie and Bertha and George
CARMEL of Milwaukee have been visiting
Edgerton friends during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G. Adams and the
Misses Florence and Lottie Norton of
Madison attended the funeral of Mrs. G..
O. Shannon here on Monday last.
F. w. Coon and wife were over Sun
day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Greene
at Sun Prairie. Congressman Adams
and wife were also among the guests
Mrs. G. E. Shannon and Mrs. T. A.
Perry and son Roger left Wednesday
evening for Colorado, where they expect
to pass the hay fever season at Boulder.
&C. Ell. Tellefson left Monday for
Oshkosh to attend the meet of the Wis
consin Funeral Directors and Embalm.
ers' Association in session in that city
this week.
Mayor Laid is back from trip to
western Dakota with company OF land
seekers and succeed ed in finding pur-
chaser for 480 acre tract of unimproved
land at $40 per acre.
-Threshing has commenced and the
yield of small grain is the heaviest the
farmers have gathered in some years.
Oats are weighing out from 80 to 100
pounds per sack.
Eugene Fish of GAINESVILLE has a
force of workmen here engaged in rails
ing the Congregational church five and
half feet, so that we'll lighted base
ment can be constructed.
Mrs. John Cunningham and son OF
Freeport, Ill, have been visiting at the
home of James Reynolds few days this
week. Mrs. Frank Williams and sons
accompanied them home Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Margaret McGifin of James
Vile visited relatives here few days
during the week. She expects to leave
shortly for California, having engaged
to teach in the public schools of Santa
Barbara the coming season.
MIR. A. G. Muhse, special agent fol
the Department OF Commerce and Lab
or, was in town short time last week
being detailed to gather statistical in
formation, much of which he was able
to find in The Reporter office.
-Stoughton is trying the novel exper
fence of street carnival this week and
from all reports they find very little in
the catch penny devices that are really
worth the price. The tendency of al
such amusements is such that no towr
ever wants d second fair
"A report has been in circulation
that students outside the district will
not be admitted to the public schools
the coming year. This Is untrue, ano
the school board authorizes the state
ment that students will be admitted
from the country districts the same as
heretofore.
-Supt. Eldredge and an engineer o.
the Milwaukee road were here Wednes
day taking measurements of the depo
grounds as a basis for plans for new
depot. This may not mean that we shall
get the new structure Immediately, bu
it is some satisfaction to know that the
officials have not forgotten the needs O
the Edyerton patrons of the road.
w. E. Campbell was in Edgertoi
Monday distributing advertising matte
for the Evansville fair which will be hele
September 5, g. 7, s. The features TO
the fair this year are larger than eve
and everything will be better. The Ev
ansville people have always made gooe
when they promised entertainment ant
the fair management are going to d.
that way this year.