The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-28

last with Madison friends.
jefferson County Fair, Wisconsins
greatest, will be held next week.
&C. P. Touton and wife passed Sun
day with relatives in Fort Atkinson.
&C. G.. Biederman is home from trip
into the northern part of the state.
Penn Brown, Jr.. of the postoffice
force, is taking a couple weeks vacation.
l. B. Caswell of Fort Atkinson, was
business caller in Edgerton Wednes-
day.
The greatest list of free attractions
ever shown at county fair at Jefferson
next week.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid Society
will meet at the church October 4th with
Mrs Fred Jensen.
Miss Louise Soverhill of New York,
was a guest of her cousin, Mrs. L. b.
Earle, few days this week.
Frank Burgy went to Lodi Wednes-
day to figure on the heating plant for
the new warehouse for the United Cigar
Manufacturers Co.
Lawrence Hutson came home from
the north Friday, where he has been
employed shipping lumber for the Whit
tet- Boutelle concern.
e. G. Hopkins reached home We'd
nesday after a three weeks stay in the
Kickapoo Valley, where he was assisting
in the harvest of 50 acre tobacco crop.
Miss Dorothy Sexton Of Bayfield,,
Wis, came Tuesday evening to pass the
winter with her sister, Mrs Mike Con-
way. Little Mary Conway accompanied
her after several weeks spent in Bayfield,.
-,diss Ena Berkey of Monroe, Wis.
piano instructor, wishes to say to the
public that she will be in Edgerton Fri
day and Saturday of each week. For
further information inquire of Mrs. Geo.
Doty. Ala
Minnie, the year old daughter of
Carl Leitz Of Fulton, died on Monday of
heart trouble. Funeral services were
held from st. Johns Lutheran church
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. J. G. Spill
man officiating.
An auto quartette of prohibition
singers and speakers are advertised to
appear on the streets of Edgerton this
Thursday evening August F. Fehlandt
will deliver the address, The public is
invited to listen.
The two young men brought before
Justice Smith, charged with violation of
the city ordinance against fast driving,
and responsible to the accident to Miss
Winifred Coon, mentioned last week,
have settled with the Judge as per agree
ment, paying into court 1858.
AT the Watertown fair races last
week, James Conway's stable won three
first and two second moneys. The ag-
gregate purses amounted to nice stake.
This week his string will be at the fair
ferson.
Fred Green of Manley, Iowa, has
been renewing old acquaintance here
during the week. He began to learn the
mercantile business with E. w. Babcock
over thirty years ago, and is now owner
of a general store at Marley Iowa. which
he reports is doing prosperous trade.
Three hundred NJ. E. ministers are
attending the sixteenth session of the
Wisconsin annual conference in the new
Carghill memorial church in GAINESVILLE
this week. Bishop G. 9. McCabe is pre-
siding and the sessions will continue
throughout the week.
IS. K Hemphill of Long Beach, Cal,
is visiting relatives here for few weeks
Mr.. Hemphill is engaged in the real es-
tate business in town that promises to
rival Los Angeles in size in few years
il the present boom continues. Long
Beach is the site selected by the govern
ment for building the harbor IN lower
CalltOrDla.
DR.. Willard McChesney and wife ar
! rived home Wednesday from months
vacation spent at Apex. Colorado min.
ing camp in the mountains back of Den
yer. While there, in an altitude of $4,000
feet, they witnessed furious snow storm
Sept. IS, lasting "a hours, resulting in a
complete blockade. The blizzard which
, accompanied the storm drifted the snow.
covering the cabin windows and giving
every appearance of real winter.
Little Dorothy Schmeling daughter
of Henry Schmeling and wife, aged 20
!! months. died Thursday evening, Sept.
! 20, 1906 from the effects of scalds she
: received the day before. Funeral SER
vices, conducted by Rev. Chas. Spilman,
were held from the home Sunday after
noon at 1:3O and from the church at 2
o'clock, interment being made in Fassett