The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-08-24


month.
Ed Lawrence was taking in the sights
of Chicago last week.
Next Friday, August 3lst, is the date
of the Ringing Bros circus at James
Vile.
Butter goes up another notch in the
EIgin market this week, the price being
% cents.
H. FL. Dickinson is excavating under
his residence to make room for new
heating plant
Arthur Clarke left Monday evening
for circuit of the tobacco towns in
Vernon county.
"A car load of granite work was de.
livered at this station during the week
for erection in the West Koshkonong
cemetery,
Thirteen car loads of Montana sheep
arrived at the feeding yards Sunday that
have since been forwarded to market in
small lots
d. l. Wilson's Sunday school class,
consisting of ten boys, held picnic at
the Earle cottage on Lake Kegonsa
Tuesday
The Misses Olga and Clara Hanson
departed Tuesday for Minneapolis to
visit relatives. They will be absent
about two weeks.
RI. Maltpress made business trip
through a dozen Or more neighboring
towns during the week for the Whittet-
Boutelle Lumber Co.
Miss Lorraine Dreyfus of Milwaukee
has been visiting at the home OF Harry
Ash during the week. Her mother joined
her here Wednesday.
Fred Smith of The Reporter force
passed few days visiting his parents
and other relatives at Pickett. Wis, re-
turning Monday evening.
Robert Maltpress has gore to Rock
ford where he has secured position in
the pitman department of the Illinois
Sewing Machine Co.'s works.
E. N. Chamberlain of Albany, n. Y,
has been visiting his early day scenes in
this vicinity during the week, after an
absence of over twelve years from Ed
gerton.
Mrs M. Farrell and daughter, Irine,
VINO have been spending some weeks at
the home of Mrs. Kelley in Fulton, re-
turned to their home in Chicago Thurs
day.
w. S. Heddles returned Sunday from
Colorado. He reports that his brother,
Frank, is pleasantly located in the
mountains back of Boulder and is i'm
proving in health.
By an exchange of properties, Her
man Ehelenfeldt has moved into the
George Price homestead in the 3rd ward
and w. Fl. Butler gets the formers home
in the west part of town
E. G. Hager, wife and SOD. Carl, OF
Jefferson were over Sunday guests Of 81.
B. Knapp and wife. Mr. Hager is man
ager of the John Beck Shoe &c. and his
goods are ready sellers in this city.
Miss Jessie Sutton, who holds the
position of head operator of the tele-
phone exchange at Michigan City, Ind,
visited a few days at the home of her
mother in this city, returning to her
duties Monday.
ferry Heritage, wife and daughter,
Miss Anna, of Madison were guests of
Edgerton friends few days this week.
In the early days of Edgerton Mr. Her.
itage conducted the only harness shop
in town for many years
Charles L. Norton, banker, of Sioux
Falls S. D., visited with old time friends
here Saturday. Mr.. Norton's boyhood
days were passed in Edgerton and he
notes many changes here since his last
visit.
The most prolonged heated spell OF
the season has prevailed during the
week. While the temperature has not
only ruled high the humidity has made
the heat more unbearable. Ninety or
more in the shade at midday has not
been uncommon for nearly continuous
week. But the warm weather has been
making corn and tobacco at tremen-
dous rate.