The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-08-17

the week WIFI ". II. EOmerOy ldLhlly al
Gays Mills.
Miss Maud Miller accompanied Miss
Inger Hoen on trip to Colorado Springs
: on Saturday.
Butter advanced one cent on the
EIgin market this week. The price is
2215 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson were
guests at the Earle cottage on Lake Ke-
gonsa a few days this week.
Miss Anna Hoen. Miss Sebell and
Miss Wilma Hurd left Tuesday on a
pleasure trip to Colorado.
-Chas. Fl. Dickinson left Monday
morning to attend the G.. A. R. encamp-
ment at Minneapolis this week.
The Pigeforening will meet in the
church basement with Mrs. Jacob John
son, Thursday evening, August 49,.
f. Fl. Smith, Al Alder and other old
soldiers attended the reunion of the 18th
regiment at GAINESVILLE on Wednesday.
Miss Freda Kortman returned to
her home in Jefferson Sunday after a
few days visit with friends in Edgerton.
Mrs. Torvel Thoreson and daughter
of Chicago are guests during the week
at the home of John Thoreson and wife.
Ice cream and sherbet will be served
at the parlors of the Congregational
church Friday eve, Aug. 18th. All are
invited.
Mrs. James Stewart removed her
family effects to GAINESVILLE Tuesday, hav-
ing rented house on Milton auenue in
that city.
Gus Drager was in town short
time last week on his way to Iowa,
where he is campaigning with a string
of horses.
The Congregational ladies will serve
ice cream and cake at the church par
lors Friday evening, Aug 18th. Come
one, come all.
The blacksmiths and horseshoers OF
Edgerton Albion and vicinity will hold
their annual picnic at the Lake House,
August 18th. All shops will be closed
on that day.
Mrs Ada Collier and daughter OF
Rockford were guests of Geo. Hargraves
family over Sunday on their way home
from a seasons camping on Lake Wau-
besa.
John Spencer accompanied his
granddaug Myrtle Richardson, to
her home at Minneapolis Saturday. The
young lady has been a guest of relatives
here for the past nine weeks.
Attorney l.. Ell. Towne left Saturday
evening for ten days vacation which
will be passed in the mountains of Col
orado, where he will camp out and get
as near to nature as possible.
Miss Clara Berry left last Saturday
evening for ST. Paul on a visit to the
home of Mrs. Follmer, mother of W. r.
Follmer, her intended who was drown
ed few months ago while ranching in
Montana.
THE Old Clothes Man" at Royal
hall Tuesday evening was not largely at
tended. The play merited a good pat
ronage and should the company present
ing it return during the show season it
would be accorded them.
AS the Sunday evening Milwaukee
train was pulling out of Milton some
hoodlum threw stone crashing through
car window, scattering broken glass
over several of the passengers. Such
deviltry deserves severe punishment
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Hartzell return
ed Saturday evening from three weeks
visit with their son in Chippewa county
They report excellent crops in that sec.
ton of the state and the experiment be-
ing carried on in tobacco growing meet
ing with good deal of success.
Mrs. +. H. Downey, Agnes Murphy
her cousin, and Mary Sullivan are in
encampment this week. Mary Sullivan
is going to North Dakota to make hel
future home. Mrs. Downeys mother
does not improve in health.
-Supt. Wright was here Monday with
plans for the new depot which he says
will be started just as soon as he car
secure the constructing force. The work
Of removing the old depot to site west
of the water tank will start on Tuesday
and it will continue to be used until the
new building is finished.