The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-20

B. I. jeffrey was over from Milton
Monday.
Fred Carrier has purchased lot in
Heads addition.
The Elgin price Of butter is 81 cts,
the same as last week.
Big minstrel carnival at Royal hall,
Wednesday evening. April 25th.
Mrs H. J. Stangl is visiting at the
home of her father in Muscoda.
Miss Lucille Culton visited relatives
in Chicago few days of the week.
Mr.. T. B. Earle left Tuesday even
ing on visit to his Rice Lake farm.
"A girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Oberdiek Tuesday night.
Uncle Rufus Bingham was down
town Monday, the first time after long
illness.
Mel Conway and wife visited the
family Of Herman Lidicker in Brodhead
over Sunday.
The public schools reopened Mon
day with the usual attendance in all de-
partments.
The Dutch Market of the w. r. G.
will be held in the near future. Look
for the date later.
DIR. A. P. Nicholson left Tuesday for
couple weeks trip to Colorado in COM
pany with his brothers.
Frank Burgy is fitting up bath
rooms at the residences of @. e. Shan
non and w. S. Heddles
The farmers have been able to put
in full week at their seeding which is
now we'll under way.
L. G. Whittet left Monday on bus
mess trip to Bonita La, where he has a
cypress mill in operation.
Fishing is now prime. Several good
catches have been made at Indian Ford
and Fulton during the week.
Mrs E. G. Tallard and children re-
turned FROM visit to Mrs. Iallards
mother at Joliet, ILL.,, Saturday.
p. G. Brown received three car loads
of hogs Monday at the top prices of the
season-around 1925 per cwt.
~ Earle Fitz, a university student, was
guest of Delos Nicholson at the lat
ter's home here few days this week.
Rev. Spilman is building an addition
to his residence, charging the kitchen,
adding laundry. lavatory and closet.
Regular meeting of Edgerton Chap
ter Order of Eastern Star next Tuesday
evening. Refreshments will be served
Mike Conway sent two car loads of
feeders to the Chicago market Tuesday
from the surplus stock kept Gu his Full
ton farm.
During the week two parties have
lost ten dollars each upon the streets.
Finder will please return same to this
office and receive reward.
Next Monday evening special
meeting of the Women's Relief Corps
will be held, as there is important bust
ness to come before the crops.
Herman Greeler, who has been in
the U. S army, dong service in the Phil
ippine Islands and recently transferred
to Montana, has arrived home.
Among the announcements for the
Monona Lake Assembly we note the
name of Governor Joseph r. Folk of
Missouri. He will speak July 2sth.
DIR. E. l.. Shepard is confined to his
home again as a result of injuries sus-
tanned by being thrown violently in a
Car while on a recent trip in the west.
The material for the new library
building has commenced to arrive and
workmen have the old church property
RACED and ready to start the founda-
tions.
Paul G. Lee has returned from a
trip to South Dakota where ne invested
in quarter section OF land near Senaca.
He already has we'll improved farm in
that locality.
The local doctors will be in atten-
dance at the minstrel carnival at Royal
hall, Wednesday evening, April Goth, to
give medical aid to those who laugh
themselves sick. Grand parade at noon,
watch for it.