The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-13

Sheriff Wallace Cocnrane was VS.
itor in Edgerton Manday morning.
Appropriate services will be held in
all the churches on Easter Sunday.
Miss Nellie Gunderson of Stoughton
is visiting among Edgerton relatives.
Miss Lydia Jensen visited Slough
ton friends several days of the week.
Mrs. Kemfer of Racine is a guest of
her daughter, Mrs ALI Hammerquist.
Miss Clara Jensen is home from
Downer College for the Easter vacation.
"A girl babe was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lempke Thursday evening
last.
&C. o. Shannon has been visiting his
sons at Westby and Portage during the
week.
Fred Giese has sold lots and g.
Culton's addition, to r. Wallmow for
$500.
George Rea and wife have returned
from visit to relatives in western Dane
county.
Mrs John La Bundy was called to
Darien Tuesday by the serious illness of
her sister.
Mrs Roger Watson left on Monday
evening for visit with her parents in
Minnesota.
The skating rink will be open at
Royal hall Wednesday and Friday even
ings of next week.
Mrs r. E. Hopkins came down from
Stuben Saturday for few days visit
with relatives here.
Prof Il. L. Roethe is back from Fen
the public schools.
-Lost-On the streets of Edgerton, a
black fur glove Finder will be reward
ed at this office.
Mrs. VIM. Morrissey is home from
Madison much improved by the treat
ment at the sanitarium.
Clyde White is home after spending
the winter in the employ of the Ameri-
can Cigar Co. at Madison.
The Kvindeforening will meet with
Mrs. Teisberg, Thursday, April 10Th, at
the basement of the church.
Banker G. F. Wright of Lpertyville,
ILL.,, was a visitor at the home of his SOD,
Writ Wright, and family on Tuesday.
-Alva Hutson and Arthur Croft left
for Dakota the first of the week with a
view of spending the summer in the west.
John Copey left Monday evening
for Spirit Lake, Iowa, being called there
by wire announcing that his son, Charles,
was critically ill.
Martin Oberdeick, teacher in the
Lutheran parochial schools, has pur-
chased J. Ell. Maltpress' residence located
near the church property in the third
ward.
The Edgerton Cornet band are re-
hearsing for a minstrel show, which
promises to be little the best enter
tainment this organization has ever pre-
scented.
Married, at San Diego, Cal, April 3,
at the home Of the groom's sister, D. B.
Smith of that place and Miss Marien
Greene of Fulton, Wis, Rev. Mr.. Crab
tree officiating.
AS usual the winter has left many
sidewalks in dilapidated condition. A
f1l CHI 10 H.
property owners notified to repair Or re-
build at once.
Henry Willie has purchased from L..
H. Tiesberg the residence propertyln the
third ward formerly owned by John
Willie. The price paid was $500. He
will occupy the same at once.
DR.. Shepard is spending the week at
Sparta, near which place he has large
band of western sheep that came in from
Montana last week. Mrs. Shepard
Joined him there on Tuesday.
"A. e. Bartz has rented the Morris
Hahn place just outside the city limits.
Since the tragic death of Mrs. Hahn, Mr..
Hahn has decided to leave the place, and
about 400 chickens kept there will be
disposed of.
An Easter dance is billed to take
place in Academy hall. Monday evening,
April 10Th. Music will be furnished by
Baumgartner's Harp orchestra and sup
per served at the Bon Ton. Tickets to
the dance, rs cents.
Butter took slump of five cents a
pound on the Egin market Monday
one of the most radical declines ever ex-
perienced. The price was fixed at 81
cents, figure somewhat near that pre-
vailing IN other markets.
The employees in the Meyer & Men