The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-07-06
The Elgin price of butter is 20 cents

Miss Hazel Arthur of Milwaukee
passed the 4th with Edgerton friends.
John Burns of Lacrosse, greeted
Edgerton friends a few days this week.
"A new coat of paint has added great
ly to the appearance of the Westlake
shop.
George Decker and wife of James
Vile were guests of Edgerton friends
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Wyman Of Madison, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wyman.
Master Panl Bentley of Chicago
came up to pass the 4th of July holiday
with relatives here.
Edward and Amelia Ruosch of Chi
cago are visiting at the home of Albert
Lempke near town.
After passing few months with her
parents in Minnesota, Mrs. Roger Wat
son has returned home.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Chas. Adolphson at
tStebbinsville, July 18th
VIM. Bussey and Geo. W. Ell. Hall Of
Albion were jurors in the Host Houser
trial at Madison this week.
DIR. Cleary was in Milwaukee Sun
day to meet relative from Oklahoma
who was coming into the state.
Miss Isabelle Mcintosh and Miss
Eva Pearson left Friday morning for
Canada for vacation visit Of several
weeks.
Miss Nellie Aiken returned to her
home at Pttsburg, Pa, Monday morning
after two weeks visit with relatives
here.
The Edgerton base ball team lost a
we'll contested game at Footville Satur-
day by a score of to 2, which is an in
dication that our boys are playing good
ball.
Mr.. T. A. Perry left Tuesday on a
vacation trip to New Mexico, which he
will spend with his son, Oscar, at Las
Cruces, where the latter is interested in
mining.
Mrs. G. L. Burnham and Miss Lib
bic Cleland of Evansville and Mrs. Frank
Ayres of Janesville were present at the
funeral of Mr. E. A. Burdick here on
Sunday last.
Will e. Babcock and wife of Chi
cago, visited relatives here over the 4th
and Will pass a couple of weeks vacation
at Delavan Lake before their return to
their home.
Mr.. II. E. Biedinger will remain in
Edgerton for a short time longer and
during his stay his services for survey
ing, grading, draining, ETC., can be Sc
cured by those needing them.
R. E. Hopkins and wife came down
from Stuben to pass the 4th with Ed
gerton relatives. Roy has something
over 30 acres of tobacco growing under
his supervision in the Klckapoo this
year.
Prof. Frank M. Jack has been ap-
pointed institute conductor for the River
Falls Normal school and will not return
to Sparta next year. Mr.. Jack is stead
lily advancing as an educator, fact most
pleasing to his many friends here.
Mrs. Pauline Jacobus will conduct a
summer school during the month of
July. Instruction will be given in pot
terry, leather, stenciling, design and vari-
Gus arts and crafts subjects Mrs. Jaco-
bus will be assisted by Miss Eugene
Hutchinson, a graduate of Pratt Insti-
tute in New York
Harold Babcock of Los Angeles,
Cal, passed Sunday with the family of
his brother, G. Ell. Babcock, and with
many of his boyhood friends in Edger-
ton. He completed his course at Ber-
kelley this year, and Monday morning
left for Washington where he has &C
cepted position in the bureau of stand
ards.
Division Supt. Wright was in town
Friday showing the plans of the new
depot which is to be commenced here
shortly. He was accompanied by the
head of the construction department
who desired to take survey of the site
and arrange for sewerage and water con-
nections. The plans call for depot that
Edgerton patrons will certainly be
proud of.
Mrs. P G. Brown and Mrs. Fred
Mckinney entertained large company
of their lady friends with card party
given Wednesday afternoon. The Brown
home was handsomely decorated with
flowers, small flags and other emblems
suggestive of the approaching national
holiday, the score cards even being a
fireworks design. A dainty luncheon
was served to over seventy five guests.