The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-14

N in WoOdmen Hall the I'd and 4th Wednes-
day evenings of each month.
-Edgerton has sent in its usual dele
CATION to the state fair this week.
Elmer Ebbott leaves this week for
Beloit to take course in Beloit college,
-Adolph Jensen is assisting in the
cashiers office at the state fair this
week.
John Hyand has purchased the Ole
Olsbey property in the second ward for
$4,000.
W. Z. Pomeroy of GAINESVILLE passed
few days of the week with Edgerton
relatives.
The Pigeforening will be entertained
this Thursday evening by Mrs. Andrew
Jensen.
Richard Trevorrah and wife were in
.Beloit Sunday, guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Lidicker.
Postmaster McInnes attended the
convention of postmasters in Milwaukee
early in the week.
C. II. Babcock has been in Chicago
a portion of the week selecting goods for
shia clothing store.
Henry Schmeling and family are
spending the state fair week with rela-
tives in Milwaukee.
Robert Attlesey and wife departed
Wednesday for st. Louis to pay a visit
ITO George Wilson and family.
Andrew Jensen, Jr., returned to De-
.corah, Iowa, this week to resume his
studies at Luther college.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of DIR. Fred Henderson of Stoughton
and Miss Ada Bjoin of Rice Lake.
Mrs Wray Watson and Mrs. FL. b.
Knapp and son, Hixon were guests of
Roscoe Mcintosh left Saturday for
Fairbault, Mimi, to attend the military
academy at that place the coming year.
W. w. Perry, wife and daughter of
HaSb y uIUTd, IN. l., nave DeSH VIS1eluS
Mr. Perry's sister, Mrs. W. A. Shelley,
here few days this week.
Walter Burt left Tuesday morning
for Bonita La, where he is in charge of
the Culton Whttet numbering interests,
after visit to his family here.
Misses Grace and Maggie Stafford
departed during the week for New
Glarus where both are employed in the
public schools of that place this year
Miss Leora Mabbett was appointed
librarian at meeting of the board Sat
urday evening. Miss Mabbett has been
in the state library for the past two
years.
Mrs. 81. J. Stangl returned Friday
from Colorado where she has been
spending the summer with her father,
who has now purchased a home there
and will permanently reside in Denver.
-Mesdames Brewer, Ogden and Will
cox and Miss Hubbard of Fort Atkinson
were here Saturday and we're entertain
ed at the Bogert, Mrs. Jacobus showing
them the products of the Pauline pot
terry.
While in Montana recently DR.. E. l.
Shepard purchased train load of sheep
which will be forwarded soon from Glen
dive. John Coon expects to leave the
latter part of the week for the west to
come down with the shipment.
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piano instructor, wishes to say to the
public that she will be in Edgerton Fri
day and Saturday of each week. For
further information inquire of Mrs. Geo
Doty. Ala
Mrs. T. A. Perry and son, Roger
and Harry Shannon returned home Fri
day after several weeks stay in the
northern part of the state, evading hay
fever. Mrs. c. E. Shannon, who was
with the party, will remain for few
weeks yet.
james Conway's horses were shipped
home Saturday from the last races al
circuit as was intended The horses
have been campaigning now steadily fol
nearly month and needed rest. Mr.
Conway won five first moneys in the
seven races in which his Grandma" was
entered.
-Thos. Dave, Jr. and wife of Santa
z Barbara, Cal, on their way to Boston
stopped off here Thursday and passed {
few days with the family of John Dave
Mr.. Dave was born in house where
the Methodist parsonage now stands ane
left this city with his parents when ht
was two years of age.