The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-05-04

The Monday club met at the home
of Mrs. Mort Carrier this week.
George, son of w. S. Brown and wife,
is quite sick with scarlet fever.
&C. o. Onsgard of Burke was a visi-
tor in this section during the week.
Earl Wescott and wife have moved
into one of the Vickers' houses in the
third ward
The euchre club were entertained
at the home of J. M. Conway Friday
evening last.
The Elgin price of butter is 20 cents
this week, one cent decline over the mar
ket of last week.
The cut stone for the new library
has commenced to arrive and the mason
work will now go forward
Mrs. Jacob johnson will entertain
the Pifeforening in the church basement
Thursday evening, May 10th.
"A company of friends were pleasant
lily entertained at the home of Theodore
Clarke and wife Thursday evening.
"A baby girl was a welcome addition
to the family of Street Commissioner N.
A Nelson and wife Monday morning.
Miss Georgia Bowen, teacher in the
Chicago public schools, is spending a
brief vacation with her parents in this
city.
Charles Carrier has returned from
Madison where he has been working sew
eral weeks in the A. Cohn & Co. ware
house.
Mrs. F. Mott came up from Beloit
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Geo. Hay
lock, which was held from the home on
Sunday last.
Prof. D. G.. Ristad of Albion, is down
to respond to toast at a banquet held
in Milwaukee on Norwegian independ-
ence day, May 18th.
Mrs. A. F. Taylor of Chicago, was
called here during the week to attend
the funeral of her aister in law, Mrs.
Charles Clatworthy.
-"An Aristocratic Tramp" at Royal
hall Tuesday evening was we'll patron
lied, and some features of the entertain
ment merited this Others did not.
Mrs. Freeman Lyon and Mrs. Dell
Clark returned home from Madison on
Friday, almost fully recovered from
treatment at the hospital in that city.
DIR. II. w Stillman and wife reach
ed home from winters stay in Florida,
Wednesday evening. They were accom-
led by Fred Stillman and Miss Angie
Towne.
Misses Nellie Bentley and Winifred
Coon wish to announce that they are
prepared to furnish full musical pro-
gram or selections for receptions or en-
tertainments.
Henry Bunker has traded his lot in
the Kurtz addition for three lots owned
by L. Ell. Towne in the old city park
property. Mr.. Bunker intends building
tu0E0 GuIS sun
An offering for the benefit of the
San Francisco earthquake sufferers will
be taken at the Norwegian Lutheran
church next Sunday morning. Prof. D.
G. Ristad will conduct the service. Even
ing service by the pastor
Mrs. Will Haylock and two daugh-
tiers of Richland Center arrived Sunday
morning to be in attendance at the flu
neral of Mr. Haylock's father. They are
passing the week with relatives in this
vicinity.
H. E Biedinger, who was employed
by the common council to superintend
the laying of the sewer in this city, ar
rived from Columbus, Ohio, Monday
morning and will remain here until the
work is finished
AT the close of business at the Spitz
ner warehouse the fore part of this
week the three foremen were given pres
~ents by the help employed there. Her.
man Stanke was presented with ten
dollar gold piece; Robert Maves with a
ring. watch chain and fob and Charles
Stricken with an easy chair.
---Chas. L. Culton and family returned
Monday from two weeks trip to Wash
ington and Virginia points. A short
stay was made at the Hot Springs, Va,
also Richmond and Norfolk. Mr. Cul
ton brings back several interesting relics
secured at the old plantation house on
property now owned by him in Virginia
In tearing away partition recently some
bills for merchandise and private papers
were found belonging to the former
owner, that date back more than 20(
years. Although yellow with age the
writing is still distinct and legible.