The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-06-14
Local Happenings
The quarantine lid has been lifted.


in this city.
Frank Pringle is in Chicago this
week buying new goods for the Depart
ment store.
Mrs. I. L. Cottrell of Leonardsville,
N. Y, is visiting at the home OF her son.
Dell Clark.
Father Collins of Fond du Lac was
a guest of Father Harlin here a short
time early in the week.
o. r. Pomeroy of Gays Mills was re-
newing acquaintance here for short
time during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. FL. Clarke paid
visit to their daughter Mrs. W.O. Naset,
in Eau Claire during the week.
Ed Peters enticed 60 catfish from
the river at Fulton Tuesday, the to-
notcher of the lot weighing 1874 pounds.
Mrs Isabelle Pillow of Boston car o
last Thursday evening on visit to Der
parents, Mr.. and Mrs P. Bliven, at Lake
Koshkoaong.
Mrs. Mary Crumb of Esterville, Ia,
is here visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. I.
Lusk and Mrs e. Fl. Dickinson, after an
absence of thirteen years.
"A game of base ball is billed for
June 10th between Cambridge and the
Farmers ALI Stars of Sumner at Saun-
ders' Grove. 1t will be good game.
In the reimbursement of salaries of
postmasters, Evansville. Stoughton, Ed
gerton, Beloit and GAINESVILLE get an in
crease Of one hundred dollars per year.
The burning of the bridge at Fox
Lake Tuesday delayed the Chicago
Madison trains which were compelled to
run via Davis Junction until repairs
could be made.
President Jensen will assume the
duties of cashier OF the Tobacco Ex-
change bank until such time as the
stockholders select successor to Wal
lace S. Brown, deceased.
"A. w. Bentley expects his new launch
to be delivered to him on Lake Koshko-
nong next week. 1t is equipped with
Is Fl. P. gasoline engine and is expected
to be the fastest craft on the lake.
The remains of Isaac Howe were
brought here by train from Redfeld, S.
D.. Sunday for interment in Fassett
cemetery beside those of his wife whose
death occurred here May Both.
The Goth annual concert of the
School of Music of Milton college will be
given at the S. d. B. church in that viii
lage Wednesday evening, June 10, under
the direction of J. NJ. Stillman.
james McIntosh's home is being
moved onto lot next to Roy Saunders
on Blaine street, which will permit the
strengthening of the street laid out to
run through the center of the Mcintosh
property.
Miss Eleanor Field, a former teacher
here, and her sister, Miss Genevieve, of
Osseo, Wis, visited with friends in Ed
gerton few days this week. Miss Field
has been engaged to teach in the West
again next year.
The property of the E. A. Burdick
estate in this city has been sold by the
heirs. The vacant lot, part of the old
homestead, to L. E. Gettle, and the resi-
dence property occupied by DR.. Mercy
nolds to Reinholt Handtke
Rev. j. E. Harlin officiated at the
marriage of his brother John Harlin and
Miss Helen Kelly at Fond du LAC June
4. The welded couple passed several
days of their honeymoon here as guests
of Father Harlin at st. Joseph's rarson-
age.
Another week mostly Of rains and
gloomy weather is delaying farming op-
erations in this locality greatly. The
corn is not all planted yet, while the wet
condition of the soil has prevented much
work being done towards preparing the
tobacco fields
William Dooley, son OF Stephen
Dooley of Porter, was ordained to the
Catholic priesthood in st. Paul Tuesday.
He Will celebrate his first mass at Ed
sister, Miss Catherine Dooley, were in
st. Paul to attend the ceremony, con-
Quoted by Archbishop Ireland
The first of the Saturday night band
concerts for the season will take place
on Saturday evening next, weather per-
uniting. These have heretofore proven
attractive features that call ont LARGO
attendance of country people. The band
is In good form and their selections will
be as entertaining as ever.
-Handtke s McReynolds have moved
their grocery store from the library
building to the Stillman block on Swift
street where they have more commodi-
Gus quarters which have been repaired
and made into handsome store The
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