The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-19
Local Happenings
Elgin price of butter 30 cents.


Rockford for visit to his parents Sun
day.
Frank Pringle is in Chicago this
week buying goods for the department
store.
The circus is coming-another indi-
cation that spring will be along after
awhile.
Henry Vivian has moved his family
into Clouden Farman's house on the east
Albion road.
Miss Celia Ennis of Beloit was an
over Sunday guest of her sister, Miss
Onnie Ennis.
-Chas w. Birkenmeyer has returned
from visit to his old home at Stock
bridge, Wis.
Julius Summerfeldt and family
passed Sunday with relatives near Mil
ton Junction.
L. c. Whittet left Tuesday morning
on brief business visit to his cypress
TullI AZ bOOiCd, La.
Mrs. L. Fl. Keller OF Milwaukee
passed several days OF the week with
friends in Edgerton.
The Owl Club will give the last OF
their series Of dancing parties on Friday
evening, April 18th.
Will Mcintosh made trip to Chip
pewa county this week to look after
farming interests near Stanley.
Evan Olson and family are now &C.
cupying the home recently purchased OF
Frbd Vickers in the third ward.
George Attlesey OF Huron, Chippe-
wa county, has been visiting among rel
atives in this section during the week. :
"A large delegation of Edgerton club
women attended the first district fedora
ton of women's clubs at GAINESVILLE on
Wednesday.
Elmer Davis and wife arrived from
California last Thursday. They expect
to remain here during the summer and
return west next fall
Replying to an inquiring reader
Yes, it is more than likely that the open
ing of the new depot and the 4th of July
will be celebrated about the same date.
"A social dancing party will be given
in the K. P. lodge rooms on Friday
evening of this week. All members of
the order are cordially invited to be
present.
"A d. Franklin and wife of Cresco,
Iowa, who have been paying brief visit
to his mother, Mrs. r. M. Grow, and sis
ter Mary and other relatives here, re-
turned home Saturday
Remember the organ concert for the
benefit of the organ fund at the Congre-
gational church Wednesday evening"
April oath. See program elsewhere. Ad-
mission 25c. Get your ticket.
Arthur B. Shannon of Portage in
charge of the United Cigar Manufacture
ers' business at that point, has been Wis
iting relatives here for few days. This
seasons packing was finished last week.
The presentation of "a Country
Girl" at Royal hall Tuesday evening
seemed to please the large audience
present. The company was we'll bal
anced and composed of players schooled
in the profession
The Reporter was in error in stating
that Mr.. Frank Dixon closed the lecture
course season. There is still a concert
to be given by a male quartet May 2nd.
Farther mention of the attraction will
be made later.
Six cars were thrown from the track
by the spreading of rails on one of the
west switches last Thursday evening.
The wrecking crew from Milwaukee
we're sent out and the derailments clean
ed up in short order.
Keep in mind the date of the great
Melbourn shows. They will be in Ed
gerton Monday, April 29th, and will give
two performances. The tents will be
pitched in the Culton lots near Heddles
lumber company's office
Girl of the Streets" comes to Royal
hall Tuesday evening, April 23rd. The
play is crowded with amusing incidents
and has had an overwhelming amount of
success. It is said to be the most pop
ular native play descriptive OF American
humor now before the public
The following new phones have been
connected with central that do not ap-
pear in directory: The r. o. Falk, Piano
Co, No. II; Edward Kaufman, No. 2S5;
P. L. Pierce. No. 297; J. S. Marsden, No.
IT'S, rings; VIM Pells, No. 3e8; 5 rings.
Emil Ruosch, formerly of this city
but now living in the town OF Harmony,
was first to identify the man found dead
under the railroad bridge at GAINESVILLE