The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-07-20

a visit to Canada.
Miss Leora Mabbett passed Sunday
at the home of her parents here.
Miss Lydia Jensen is home from an
extended visit with friends at DEBORAH,
Iowa.
Miss Minerva Goldthorp of Chicago
is passing her vacation with relatives
here.
Mrs Geo. w. Latta of Amigo was
guest at Z. A. Perry's few days this
week.
-Alvah D. Maxfeld another candi-
date for sheriff, was caller in Edgerton
Tuesday.
Mr.. M. G.. Nelson and son Andor of
Beloit are visiting friends and relatives
in Edgerton.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs. J. Lime
void, July 10Th.
The Pigeforening will meet at the
home of Miss Olga Hanson, Thursday
evening, July 10Th.
Pat Garvin was up from GAINESVILLE
for a short stay with friends the fore
part of the week.
Miss Lille Barton of Beloit, is visit
ing her grandparents and other relatives
here during her vacation.
Karl Kurtz orders The Reporter sent
him at Arcadia, Wis, having moved
there recently from Pittsville.
Mrs. 2. HI. Brannen of New Hamp-
ton, Iowa, has been a guest of Miss
Marie Pollard during the week
"A new Case threshing machine sep
arator was unloaded at this station We'd
nesday for August Loga of Sumner.
Rev. L. A. Parr and family are guests
of w. T. Pomeroy's cottage, "The
Heights" at Lake Kegonsa this week.
Mrs. Chas. Klinger, living east of
town, fell from a chair while picking
cherries Monday. sustaining broken
wrist.
The families of DR.. J. L. Holton and
Weetman Dickinson are occupying the
Halverson cottage at Lake Kegonsa for
a season
Mrs. T. A. Clarke and son reached
nome Tuesday from an outing at the
Casson cottage at Green Ray.
Rev. L. Fl. Keller of Mil waukee has
been entertained for few days this
week at the Hopkins cottage on Lake
Koshkonong.
The farmers in this section have
their tame hay crop nearly secured and
in the very best condition. The oat har
vest will now soon be on.
Mr. and Mrs. FL. Ell. Dickinson and
Henry Wesendonk and family have been
camping at their cottage on Lake Kosh-
konong the past few weeks.
Com. j. @. Emery left Friday for
Hartford, Conn, to attend meeting of
the dairy and food commissioners OF the
country held there this week.
George McGiffin's family and Dave
Lampman and wife left Monday for an
outing at Lake Ripley, having rented
cottage there for short time.
M. Ell. Ford returned Friday from
two weeks trip into the mining regions
of Idaho and other western states. He
reports very pleasant journey.
Atty Fred w. Bentley and family of
Chicago are visiting relatives here. Their
intention is to pass their summer vaca-
ton at some near by lake resort.
Will Mcintosh has been shut up at
his home for nearly two weeks past on
account of mild case of scarlet fever
which his son, Charles. contracted.
Misses Leah and Venice Thompson
entertained pleasant company of their
young lady friends last Thursday after
Cambridge.
Mrs. Walter Burt and son have re-
turned from Bonita, La, where they
have spent several months with Mr..
Burt who has charge of the Whittet-
Culton cypress mill at that point.
Conn & Schmidt have issued bills
announcing clearing sale to last three
days, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
July q, % and "a sweeping reduc-
tion is made on long line of goods.
-Four new residences have just been
connected to the local telephone office as
follows: John Dickerson, No. 164 4;
w. Fl. Klunder, No. 1875; Charles
Stricken, No. 53-4, and Henry Schmel-
ing, No. 265.
The shipments of cream from this
station are increasing, most of it going
to GAINESVILLE and Madison. If they
should become much larger the railway
company will have to arrange for their
transportation by other trains than their
express.