The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-03-16

The Elgin price of butter continues
the same as last week, 81 cents.
"A girl baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs Herbert Harried Saturday last.
Henry Maiden returned to his home
i'm Woodward, Iowa, Thursday morning.
Atty, Chas, B. Rogers of Fort Akin
son transacted business here Wednesday.
"A large auction sale takes place on
the Wallace Brown farm in Albion next
Tuesd ay.
james McGiffin and wife of James
vile we're guests of Edgerton relatives
over Sunday.
Misses Lydia Jensen, Anna and In
ger Hoen and Miss Haugen visited with
Stoughton friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Gilbert Hanson is in Madison
for ten days taking treatment with
specialist for long standing ailment.
Will Beaton came down from Min
neapolis to visit his mother here during
hhe week, after an absence of seven years.
The doctors OF the Cleveland Insti-
tute of Medicine and Surgery will be at
the Carlton Hotel next Monday, March
18th.
Royal Parr has gone to Indian Ter
ritory where he expects to be employed
at his trade that of brick manufacture
ing.
Miss Kathrine Postel is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ell. J. Stangl
being enroute from Denver to her home
at Muscoda.
AT meeting of the Citizens League
Friday evening a constitution and by
laws were adopted and general plan Of
work laid out.
Postmaster L. c. Whittet was re-
elected president of the State Lumber
Dealers association at Milwaukee last
week-an honor very properly bestowed.
The date of the closing number of
the lecture course, The Catherine Ridge
way Concert Co, which was originally
fixed for March Dist, has been postponed
until April 28th.
In an examination conducted in
Justice Smiths court 10y the district at
torney last Friday, John Mooney was
held to municipal court trial upon a
charge of adultery.
The Mems Club of the Congrega-
tional church met at the home of John
Pierson Wednesday evening. A program
of music, readings, etc, covered the
evenings entertainment.
Miss Pearl Champney has given up
her position as operator in the telephone
office to take employment with Wilson
Bros. Mrs Nellie Humphrey has sue
ceeded to her place in the telephone Of
flee.
Among those who attended the flu
neral of Deputy Sheriff Parish, Slough
ton, Saturday from Edgerton were Chas.
r. Bentley, T. B. Earle, @. p. Touton, E.
M. Hubbell, James Conway and Fl. r.
Sweeney.
H. S. McGiffin came up from James
vile Saturday to pass few hours with
his mother, who is still quite poorly. He
recently returned from a pleasant visit
to the family of George Underhill at
aOuincey Florida
A large auction sale will take place
on the Geo. Campbell farm few miles
east of Stoughton on Friday, March 23d
There are 25 head of cattle, horses and
full line of farm implements to be sold
Atty. c. D. Rosa of Beloit was call
ing upon Edgerton friends here Tuesday
with the announcement that he was g
candidate for municipal judge for the
new court established in Beloit which is
to be elected this spring.
Paul G.. Lee has moved his family
from the town of Christiana to this city
having purchased the L. N. Pomeroy
home on the Albion road some time
since. Mr.. Lee believes in getting al
there is in city life, and about the first
thing he did on reaching town was t.
order in a telephone and electric lights
for his home