The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-06-22
The Elgin price of butter is 20 cents.


is visiting Edgerton relatives.
DIR. Fl. A. keenan, is having sewer
connections made with his residence.
Miss Lydia Jensen is visiting at De-
corah, Iowa, during the commencement
week.
George Gessert was up from James
Vile for a few hours Tuesday visiting
friends.
Miss Inez Fonda of Milwaukee, is a
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Lucy Pringle.
The wives of Conductors Geo. How
ard and VIM. Durbin visited Edgerton
friends on Thursday last.
Roy Brandt of the Sank City schools
and his wife were guests of Mrs. Harry
Ash few days this week.
Clint Scofeld and wife of Evans
Vile we're guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Albert RAIDER, over Sunday.
The Monona Lake Assembly pro-
gram is out and copies can be obtained
from Wilson Bros. in this city.
After passing two weeks with her
son in Porter, Mrs. George Haylock has
returned to her home in this city.
d. Dimmick and wife OF Beloit, have
been visiting during the week with Mrs.
Dimmick's sister, Mrs. Charles Boyle.
Ed. Lawrence is waiting on custom
ers at Morrissey's store, while George
Ogden is out on a vacation this week.
-Delos Nicholson and Frank Hitch
cock are home from the university at
Madison to pass the summer vacation.
C. w. Birkenmeyer takes column
extra space in this issue to advertise
special offerings ia warm weather goods.
Miss Margaret Stafford is home for
the summer vacation from Brooklyn
where she has been teaching during the
year.
Two balloon ascensions are billed for
here the Attn. The day will be big one
and all are invited to come and enjoy it
with US.
w. 7. Pomeroy and wife attended
the commencement exercises at Beloit
Tuesday where their daughter, Miss
Edna, graduated.
E. G. Hopkins family and the A. W.
Bentley family moved up to their cot
tages on Lake Koshkonong Monday for
the summer months.
Robert Burnham and bride of Rich
land Center paid few days visit at the
home of FL. J. Stangl, Mrs. Burnham be-
ing sister of Mrs. Stangl.
Miss Mary Watson went to Lodi the
first of the week to attend the wedding
of Miss Rilla Pruyn, which occurred at
the home of her mother in that city on
Wednesday.
George Ogden, wife and daughter
Edith departed Monday for Dyersville,
Iowa. Mr.. Ogden will be absent for a
week only, but Mrs. Ogden and daugh-
ter will remain several weeks.
Come to Edgerton on the 4th Three
of the best horse races ever seen at the
Driving Park will be given that day.
They'll be free too, and it isn't often you
have an opportunity to see tirst-class
races without paying for them.
Ole Johnson has been elected to the
management of the Edgerton base ball
team and is booking some fasc games for
the season. The GAINESVILLE Eagles and
the Edgerton team will cross bats at the
Driving Park this Thursday afternoon.
"A couple boxes of the largest and
choicest strawberries ever grown were
left at this Office by Mr.. VIM. Mccarthy
of Albion. Mr.. Mccarthy has few
acres devoted to gardening and is very
successful in raising fruits and vegeta-
bles.
Prof F. M. Jack and family of
Sparta are visiting with relatives here
during the vacation. Prof. Jack is at
Beloit attending the college commence
ment this week. He has engaged as
principal of the Sparta schools for an
other year.
Frank Heddles wife and baby left
Monday evening for Denver, Colo, with
the expectation of passing the summer
at some of the health resorts in the vi
cinity of that city. Mr.. Heddles' physi-
clan thinks he can effect permanent
cure after spending a few months in the
mountains.
The Musical Hoyles orchestra at
Royal hall Monday evening was poorly
attended. Those who were there say
that for musical entertainment the
Hoyles should be classed among the
best, and should they playa return en-
gagement would probably draw large
audience to hear them.
-Four Stoughtonits came to Edger-