The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-06-29
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
Edgerton, Wisconsin.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1906.
CORRESPONDENCE :
Albion

Carl Sheldon is on the sick list.
HG Polon of Milton was a guest of
A B Stout Saturday.
Bert Webster was visitor IN Milton
portion of the past week.
CD Stout went to Madison Monday
to attend summer school.
Mrs Hattie Sweat of Milton Junction
gave this town call Friday.
Mrs Raymond Saunders is visitor at
the home of her son, Charles.
Claude Stillman of Milton college was
visitor in town Sabbath day.
Wallace Tyler and Miss Davis of Ed
gerton were seen on our streets Sunday
VIM Lester and family are entertain
ing his father and mother from Emerald
Grove.
Mr. Henry Taylor and wife entertained
VIM Bussey and Miss Mae Marsden Sun
day.
Chas S Randolph, wife and two sons
of Edgerton visited his sister, Emma,
Sunday.
Miss Grace Babcock, who has been
Ill with rheumatism for some time, is
improving.
Wallace Drake wife and daughter of
Edgerton were guests at the parental
home Sunday.
Misses Maude and Dell Reuterskiold
came from Madison Thursday to visit
their father.
JE White and daughter, Nellie, Wis
tied relatives in Monroe from Saturday
until Monday.
Mrs J E White, Uncle Lee and Aunt
Mary Coon dined with Mrs Abbie Gran
dali Sunday.
Mrs Abbie Crandall cared for Mrs o
? Saunders, who is seriously i'll, a few
days last week.
Little Paul Balsor of Madison is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Sam
uel Burdick.
Miss Lillian Coon of Milton junction
visited relatives and friends from Friday
until Monday.
Ralph Miracle completed his labors at
the creamery and returned to his home
in Beloit Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Attlesey of Edger-
ton were callers at Albert Painters
Sunday afternoon.
Lawrence Burdick came from Madi-
son Thursday and visited with his par
ents until Monday.
Miss Margaret Head and brother, Jer
ONE. of Madison are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs r Head.
G D LaWtOn and wife of Milton juno
ton were present at the funeral of DIR &
K Head Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Charles Hebel and wife of Wins
low, ILL., visited relatives in this vicinity
from Thursday until Monday.
Miss Geneva Hakes of West Hallock,
Ill, visited part of Friday and Satur
day with Fl G Stewart and family.
Uncle Lee and Aunt Mary Coon enter
tanned Misses Helen Murphy of Oregon,
Florence Moore of Mcfarland portion
Of asst week.
Mrs DR. CrosIey and mother, Mrs L G
Burdick visited relatives and attended
the commencement exercises at Milton
the past week.
W Eldredge, general agent of the Ell
G White co of Chicago, called on his
aunt, Mrs Albert Painter, and her fam,
lily Thursday.
Mr. Lee Coon and wife accompanied
Mr. and Mrs Herman Collins to their
summer resort at Lake Kegonsa Monday
to spend their annual outing of
months duration.
George L Walters and family went to
Milton junction Friday, returning Sat-
urday evening. Mr. Walters mother,
Mrs A D Frink, and an uncle, f M
Garthwait of Chicago, accompanied them
home.
Misses Mae and Zadie Painter de-
parted on their eastern tour Monday af-
ternoon. They will visit Niagara Falls,
Providence, r |, Pawtucket, Hope Val
ley. Westerly and Mystic Conn. We are
in hopes the trip will be of great benefit
to Miss Mae and that she will return to
her home strong and we'll.
County Line.
Mr. and Mrs r L Earle entertained
few friends on Sunday
M Hyland and family spent Sunday
with his parents at Edgerton.
DR. T Fl Mccarthy of GAINESVILLE spent
Sunday at the parental home.
Mrs Nora Mann Of Evansville is the
guest OF d E Mccarthy and family.
Mrs Gus Smithsted is entertaining her
sister, Mrs Larson of Beloit, this week.
Joseph Porter, Sr, and o Furseth of
Cooksville were callers at VIM Gilley's
Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Crowley took her departure
for Chicago Wednesday after three
months visit here.
Miss Name Kealey of Leyden is spend
ing few days the guest of the Misses
Mae and Nellie Mccarthy.
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Murphy spent Sun
day with his aunt, Mrs Conner of Rock
River. She has been very ill but is
gaining nicely now.
Mrs VIM Nichols was called to Belot
last week by the illness of her cousin,