The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-05

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FDGERTON ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIA-
~ TON meets second Wednesday or eacn
month.
The EIgin price of butter remains
at 2415 cents.
Pat Garvin was up from GAINESVILLE
for a few hours Tuesday.
The Jefferson fair has drawn large
attendance of Edgerton people this week
Mrs. F. r. Hubbard of Oconomowoc
is guest of Mrs. Allan Skinner this
week
C. w. Birkenmeyer was confined to
his home by illness the fore part of the
week.
DR.. f. G. McReynolds and son Wis
tied relatives in Boscobel portion of
this week.
A bright girl baby came to gladden.
the home OF Dr.. ADD Mrs. keenan, last
Thursday.
Andrew Berry is visiting among
former acquaintance in Boscobel few
days this week
e. M. Laid accompanied another
party of land seekers to South Dakota
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Hopkins left on
Tuesday for weeks visit at the home
of their son at Steuben.
WIN. Taylor of Brodhead was renew,
ing acquaintance in Edgerton few
days early in the week.
Atty. J. M. Clancy of Stoughton
was employed in a case in Justice
Smiths court on Monday.
james Campbell and Clouden Steb-
bins of Stoughton were transacting bus
mess in Edgerton Tuesday.
The new depot job has been await
ing the arrival OF the carpenters for a
week or more And winter is coming on
soon now.
The Missionary society Of the Con-
gregational church will meet on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.. r.
Bentley.
Miss Clara Berry returned Saturday
from several weeks visit in st. Paul to
resume her duties as operator in the tel
ephone Office.
The first frost OF the season was
noticeable on the morning of the 2nd-
just enough to tinge vegetation but not
to do any damage.
Six passenger trains each way are
now running on this division. Only a
few years ago two trains day were con-
sidered pretty good service.
Mrs. S. Hatch and son, Scott, and
Miss Florence Child departed Thurs
day for Randolph, VT. They will visit
many sections in the east and be absent
a number of weeks.
New phones recently connected with
central are l.. W. SCOTS warehouse, No.
258; Julius Amundson, pantatorium, No.
268: Henry Marsden, residence, No. 275:
John Madden, residence, No. 1872.
Connections with the water main
are being made at the public school
building to supply water motor to OPP
crate the fans for the ventilating system
in connection with the new heating
plant.
The Womens Relief Corps are ar
ranging to give Harvest Festival in
the building formerly occupied by the
Houfe restaurant next Tuesday evening,
Oct. 9th. Supper will be served at 25c
from ) o'clock on.
Miss Edna Pomeroy submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at the hospital
in Rockford on Saturday last by DR..
Walter Helms. Her condition since is
most encouraging and she is believed to
be fairly on the road to recovery.
The month of September just closed
was one of unusually warm weather, Civ
ing full maturity to corn and other late
crops The rainfall was somewhat be-
low the normal but the month passed
without frosts and in most respects was
delightful.
II. S. Raymond of Missouri has been
visiting relatives here during the week
He reports that northeastern Missouri
has suffered severely from drouth this
season and the corn crop, which is the
main reliance of the farmers, is almost 6
failure.