The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21

The Elgin price Of butter is 24T
cents.
The Whittet brick yard is running
again.
Henry Tellefson has been visiting in
Granite Falls, MINI.
Miss Matte Wilson has resumed
her studies at Menominee, Wis.
Mrs. Chas. r. Bentley and Miss Mel
lie passed Sunday with relatives in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Will Earle of WATERFOWL, Wis
tied with Edgerton friends a few days
this week.
Mrs. Albert RAIDER spent. the fore
part Of the week with her parents in
Evansville.
Miss Ruth Watson has been passing
a portion of the week in Lodi guest of
the Pruyn family.
james Conway has four of his fast
ones entered in the races at the Water
town fair this week.
Miss Christie Bowen returned to
Chicago Monday to continue her course
in kindergarten work.
Quite delegation of horsemen from
Edgerton attended the races at Liberty
vile Wednesday.
Regular meeting of Camp 44O on
Thursday evening of this week. There
is business Of Importance.
Mrs. w. e. Clarke left Tuesday
evening for a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Orson Vaughn, at Sioux Falls, S. D.
Mrs. Geo. T. Atwood of Gays Mills
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Atwood few days early in the week.
The jury called to pass upon the
insanity of Mrs. Minnie Dorm in Judge
Sales court Monday, were unable to
agree.
Sewerage connections for W. L.
Pomeroy & Co.'S warehouse have been
made this week. Frank Burgy had the
contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. McGiffin and
Mrs. A. P. Burnham came up from James
Vile to attend tho funeral of Will Lord
Saturday.
Mrs. e. v Baugh and daughter of
Baltimore were guests of Mrs. Baugh' s
sister, Mrs Arthur Clarke, several days
this week.
Scott Hatch and Herman Stankey
left Monday for Gays Mills to sample a
packing of tobacco put up for Spitzner
by o. R. Pomeroy.
The workmen on the new depot were
called off Tuesday evening and sent to
Poynette where the depot was struck by
lightning and burned Friday night.
The interurban surveying party are
now working between Stoughton and
Madison and the line has been projected
beyond the west end of Lake Kegonsa.
Carpenters from here are engaged
upon ". J. Henderson's new residence
on Maple Drive in the town of Fulton
When completed it will be model farm
home.
Donald McInnes passed Sunday with
relatives in Edgerton. The American
Cigar Co. has transferred him from
WATERFOWL to Madison and the change
is very satisfactory.
Frank Hartzheim is surely in hard
luck. After spending considerable money
fixing up bowling alley at Stoughton
the council declined to give license to
conduct the business.
MIR. and Mrs. E. L. Shepard left
Sunday evening for visit TO the Rea
Bros ranch in Montana. John P. Coon
accompanied them to return with train
load OF sheep recently purchased on the
ranges by DR.. Shepard.
The foundation walls for the new
passenger station are nearly up. They
have been constructed of cement work
entirely which is fast displacing stone
for all buildings of this character
Miss Ena Berkey of Monroe, Wis.
piano instructor, wishes to say to the
public that she will be in Edgerton Fri
day and Saturday of each week. Fol-
further information inquire of Mrs. Geo
Doty. Ala
The two-year old child of Henry
Schmeling was badly scalded Wednes
day by falling into boiler of hot water
which was standing on the floor. DR.
keenan, was summoned and the scaldeo
body of the little one was properly cared
for. Providing other complications car
be averted, the child will live, notwith
standing the burns were very serious.