The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-27

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The Elgin price of butter remains at
q cents.
Ed Peters captured 11-pound pick
erel at the Ford Monday.
-Dallman Bros. are laying the foun-
dation walls for w. f. Kuthe's residence.
DIR. A. P. Nicholson is home from
his western trip.
Mrs. G. w. Clatworthy has been
quite seriously Ill during the week.
Another girl baby came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hutson last
Thursday.
-"An Aristocratic Tramp" will be the
attraction at Royal hall Tuesday even
ing, May LIST.
Harding & Nelson have returned to
Edgerton and commenced work on the
sewer contract.
Mrs. Chas. Geisse of Fond du Lac
mas been guest of her brother, Father
Harlin, this week
Mayor Laid sold half section of
Dakota land to Stoughton parties on his
recent trip west.
E. c.. Hopkins is putting in some
time looking after improvements on his
Kickapoo valley farms.
&C. E. Shannon has been visiting the
packing points of his firm in Vernon
county during the week.
Ladies society of the Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. Joel Thomp-
son next week Wednesday.
Frank and Fred Brown have sold a
building lot in the Kurtz addition to
Clayton E. Spike for $500.
The cement work to complete the
walks to the new st. Joseph's parsonage
has been started this week.
Mrs. G. W. Birkenmeyer and Mrs.
T. w. Coon are under the doctors care,
both suffering from the grip.
Mrs. J. |. Lusk moved down from
Stoughton during the week, occupying
rooms over w. Fl. Clarke's furniture
store.
The Whittet brick yard will soon be
in operation. An ample supply of coal
has been laid in in anticipation that the
coal strike might continue.
The archbishop has ordered | col
lection to be taken in all the Ca uholic
churches in the diocese next Sunday
for the California sufferers.
The swimming season was formally
opened one day this week by company
of youngsters and the cry now is, "Come
on in boys, the water is fine"
L. G. Whittet returned from a visit
to his cypress mill at Bonita, La, Sun
day. He reports that cotton and corn
are already planted through the south.
Miss Winifred Coon was a guest of
Miss Clara Jensen at Downer college
Friday and Saturday and heard grand
opera at the Davidson during her stay
in Milwaukee.
John Henrichs and wife left for Be-
lott Monday where they will make their
home the coming summer. Mr.. Hen
richs has employment in monument
shop in that place.
DR.. E. L. Shepard has been at the
Palmer hospital in GAINESVILLE during the
week for a minor surgical operation
made necessary by injuries received in a
railway collision. He will return home
shortly.
"A pocket book containing $40 and
street car tickets was lost in Edgerton
by one of the ladies comprising the flu
neral party from Milwaukee on Sunday
A reward will be given for it's return to
this office.
Father and son are doing weli'' is
the way Clarence Bowen announced it
to his mother. A 10pound baby boy
was born at the Bowen home Saturday
evening, and Clarence is about as proud
as you find 'em.
-"An Aristocratic Tramp" dollar
show at popular prices, and if you are
not satisfied with the performance, you
can have your money back. Ii we fail
to please you we don't want your money
We guarantee to do this.-Kilroy & Brit
ton. The attraction is booked for Tuesday
evening. May lst at Royal hail.