The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-12
Local Happenings

The Elgin price of butter still stands
at 30 cents
Miss Minerva Coon was guest of
friends in Evansville over Sunday.
Some extensive Improvements are
being made at the old Peters home.
Girl wanted for general house work.
Good wages. Apply to E. M. Hubbell.
Miss Musgrove was guest OF Rev.
Symond's family at Stoughton over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McDonough well
coined son at their home on Thursday
last.
"A. e. Stewart has moved into the
residence recently vacated by Writ
Wright.
Will Hutson left Thursday for Da-
kota to look after farming interests in
that state.
-Chas L. Culton has recently pur-
chased handsome bay Kentucky sad
die horse.
An all day snow storm Sunday AL
most made us think that winter still lin
gers for time yet.
L. G. Whittet lost his handsome
black driving horse after short illness
on Saturday last.
Andrew Sine of Stoughton, repre-
senting Chicago clothing house. was a
caller in Edgerton Tuesday.
Mrs Rossebo and family have moved
to Moline, ILL.,, where her sons have po-
sitions in the machine shops.
John Parker, bookkeeper for the
American Cigar company at WATERFOWL,
passed Sunday with friends in Edgerton.
Fred Dreyer, clerk in Babcock q
clothing store, has been on the sick list
and is passing short vacation with rel
atives in Dousman.
F Fl. Campbell has recently pur-
chased from his father the residence on
Albion street which he has occupied the
past few years.
p. C. Brown has be confined to his
home several days of the week by in
iuries received in a fall, followed by
rheumatism.
Miss Julia Rockefeller, at one time
a teacher in the high school here, but
lately county superintendent Of schools
in Waukesha county, was defeated fol-
reelection last week by a horrid man
whose name was Rhodes.
An interesting letter from Jesse
Tousley, former printer boy i'll this Of
flee, written from California, will be
found in another column of this paper
He mentions the meeting with number
of Edgerton people on the coast.
Mr.. W. e. Spring, who has repre-
sented the Standard Paper Co. of Mil
waukee in this territory for some years
past, made his final trip for this firm ii
Edgerton Monday. On the 18th of this
month he accepts position with the
Northwestern Fuel Co.
kee Friday evening to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Mary Latin to Mr.. Eva1
Jones, which took place at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Latin at
o'clock on Saturday evening last. The
bride was a former teacher in the public
schools here.
thnCp from IF TOWN tI
attend the funeral of DR.. FL. W. Still
man on Friday last were D. E. Ellsworth
of Plainfield, n. j., Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Sheppard of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Os
car Smith of Whitewater, Mrs. Mar,
Badger of North Loop, Neb., Mrs. Geo
w. Coon and Miss Nettie Coon of Mil
ton Junction.
"A slight change in the train SEIZED
ule on this division went into effect OIL
Monday. The afternoon passenger from
Milwaukee, formerly due at 4:25, nov
comes at 3:l9 and meets the Chicag
. train at Mcfarland instead of Edgerton
The GAINESVILLE McGregor train now ar
rives here at 6:l4 instead of $3.50, leavin,
Madison Is minutes earlier than before
Passengers from GAINESVILLE must nov
leave at 2:25 instead of 800 to connec
with the Milwaukee train due here a
3:l9 p. N.
THE Forged Certihcate' presented
at Royal hall last Thursday evening b.
local talent from Stoughton and unde
the auspices of the NJ. W. A. lodge here
was we'll patronized, all things bein'
considered. The local lodge here re
ceived twenty-four dollars as their shar
of the proceeds after all expenses wer
paid. The supper given by the Roya
Neighbors was one of the finest eve
served and the Stoughton players show
ed their appreciation by ordering sup
per for the entire company after tn
Dlay The NeighborS cleared twenty