The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-26


month.
Twenty six cents is the Elgin price
for butter.
E. G. Hopkins is looking after his
Kickapoo farms again.
-Chas. Bentley has disposed OF his
auto to Oshkosh parties.
Miss Helen Henderson passed Sun
day with Milwaukee friends.
Mrs. L. N Pomeroy returned home
Friday after several weeks stay in
Michigan.
Geo. w. Doty returned from his trip
to st. Louis and southern Illinois Tues
day evening.
Frank Burgy is installing hot wat
er heating plant in the home of DR.. Il.
w. Stillman.
Mrs. Jacob johnson gave party
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her sister.
Mrs. G.. Rierson.
Mrs. Oscar Brownell OF GAINESVILLE
passed portion of the week here as
guest or Mrs. FRANK Williams.
MIR. E. 7. Stevens of Woonsocket,
S. D., has been the guest of his sister,
Mrs Fremont Ide, the past few days:
-Supt. Wright was in town Tuesday
noting how the new depot and other
station improvements were progressing.
Harry Ash is camping with James
Vile sportsmen and duck hunting on the
Puckaway marshes in Marquette county.
Atty. Claude Hendricks of James
Vile. who is the democratic candidate
for district attorney, was visitor in Ed
gerton Tuesday.
John Stitgen and wife of Weyauwe
ga have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Stitgen's mother, Mrs Bishop, in
this city during the week.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Fred G. Maves and Miss Eda NJ. Jen-
son and to Alex Boden and Miss Stella
Preston, all of this city.
R. j. Maltpress expects two or three
car loads of Michigan and New York ap-
pies to arrive some time next week.
which will be sold by barrel or bulk.
The Madison Journal publishes a
list of auto owners in that city and
makes discovery that but three out of
more than fifty are listed on the tax rolls
Winter Everett, editorial writer on
the Milwaukee Daily News, was in town
Thursday morning on his way to Albion
to report Senator La Follettes speech.
Our Old Kentucky Home" with
orchestra and pickaninnies, will be with
us Friday evening, Oct. 26, at Royal hall.
It's story of the Kentucky hills, full of
pleasing surprises.
Senator La Toilette addressed polit-
ical meetings at Albion at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, Cottage Grove at 2
D. IA. and Sun Prairie at s p. ~, making
the overland trip in an automobile.
Dogs made another raid on DR..
SShepard's flock of sheep pastured near
the race track last Thursday night, kill
ing three and wounding several others.
The net result of the poison placed out
on the premises is the death OF two dogs
that were not under suspicion even.
DR.. H. H. Bissell, late of Watseka,
Ill., has established an office in the
Bentley fiat over Babcock's clothing
store. The DR.. comes to US with an ex-
perience of eighteen years practice and
had previously been prepared for his
profession at the best medical colleges of
New York, Baltimore Paris and Berlin.
The Edgerton Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, entertained delegation of
visiting members from Cambridge Tues
day evening A chicken pie supper was
served the visitors on their arrival at 7
O'Clock, after which the work of the or
der was exemplified by the officers of the
local chapter. The occasion proved a
very pleasant one.
Jesse G.. Patterson, who for the past
twelve years has been editor of the Cam
bridge News and lately postmaster of
that village, has sold his printing plant
to Edward E. Kramer OF Waterford
Wis. Just what Jesse will turn his at
tention to next is not disclosed but he
will doubtless not remain long out of the
newspaper field.