The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-02-15

Townsend Sager of GAINESVILLE was
visitor in Edgerton Sunday.
The painters are now putting the
finishing touches on the new depot
Frank Hitchcock is home from the
university for brief vacation this week.
ID. D. Evans of Racine, state factory
inspector, looked us over Wednesday.
Mai. Phil Cheek of Baraboo was in
town on insurance business Wednesday.
Don't forget the date, February 9,
when Phoebe May Roberts will re I'd
for US.
-D.I. Wilson attended the Coul ~
Sunday School convention at Alton on
Sunday last.
Mrs. A. Jensen will entertain the
Pigeforening at her home, Thursday
evening, Feb. ID.
j. G. Patterson and Ell. G. Kravick
of Cambridge were callers in Edgerton
Wednesday.
Harry Levy and wife of GAINESVILLE
we're guests of G. P. Touton at the Carl
ton Sunday.
john j. Pearson has sold his 80 acre
homestead in Fulton to his son Frank,
at Sl25 per acre.
e. C. Hopkins paid visit at the
nome of Fred True at Manley, Iowa,
during the week.
Miss Martha Leitz of GAINESVILLE was
a visitor at the home OF Fred Strasburg
over Sunday.
"A very pleasant party was held at
the home of u. G. Miller in Fulton on
Friday evening last.
1t will be worth while to hear Miss
Roberts, February 10. Reserved seats
on sale at F. e. Ash's store.
The Kvindeforening will meet with
Mrs. Andrew Hoen in the church base
ment Thursday, Feb. 2lst,
Friday evening, March LIST, is the
date fixed for the preliminary declama-
tory contest of the high school,
The Elgin price of butter was adj
vanced another step this week, reaching
the highest point yet-33 cents.
Mrs Fl. J. Stangl returned from a
three weeks visit with her father and
other,relatives in Denver Thursday last
John Mawhinney has been drawn as
Juror for the next term of the circuit
court that convenes the last of this
month.
Mr.. G.. F.. Wright and wife of Lib
ertyville, were guest of their son Writ
Wright and family a short time this
week.
Miss Zoe Carrier is improving slow
~. Her long illness has left her very
much reduced and her recovery is of ne
cessity moderate.
More than 400 were served at the
iudefsk supper at the Norwegian church
Friday evening and the receipts were
considerably over 500.
B. c. Wilson made business trip
TO Kansas City during the week, attend
ing a National convention of proprietary
medicine manufacturers.
Miss Anna DeForest of GAINESVILLE
was guest of her aunt Mrs. T. B. Earle,
Friday and Saturday and attended the
Owl Club party Friday evening.
The D. [. Wilson residence recently
vacated by J. G. Helms, is being fitted
with electric lights and plumbing and is
soon to be occupied by Dave Lampman.
Mayor Ladd reached home from a
trip to Colorado with a party of land
seekers Monday morning The property
visited did not prove attractive to the
party.
"A fur cap was found between Geo.
Pells and Wallace Browns places on
Thursday morning Owner can have
same by calling at this office and paying
charges.
Six head of horse were shipped from
here to A. d. Colwell, a Freeport. ILL.,.
dealer Tuesday evening. A coach team
was sold by j. M. Conway and two
heavy draft teams by L. G. Whittet.
The latter weighed $500 pounds and
SOId tor SSOU.
The public library will be open for
the four following Sunday afternoons
from $50 to o'clock to demonstrate if
there is popular demand for such in
creased service. If the patronage is suf-
ficient these appointments may be made
regular.
w. \. Shelley is refitting his store
with polished oak cabinet shelvings
which will assist greatly in the display
of his clothing stock besides adding to
the attractiveness of his store. When
everything is in shape nothing finer will
be found in this section.
Charles Ell. Maxson, son Of Prof.
Maxson, formerly of Albion, has resigned
the superintendency of schools at Tomah
to take a position as Iowa representative
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