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

| ing after an illness of several weeks.
Mayor Laid has been confined to
his home for time this week with very
bad cold.
Miss Pearl Nicholson returned Sun
day from visit to her brother in Nil
waukee
Miss Madge Wilson visited her sis
ter May belle at Evanston, ILL.,, during
the week.
Mrs. G. D. Wixom of Milton is sick
at the home of her sister, Mrs. F. L.
Kellogg, in this city.
The Kvindetorening will meet in the
| basement Of the church with Mrs. An
drew Jensen on Thursday, April 18th.
The M. E. Aid SocIetymeets in the
church with Mesdames Clarke, Collins,
Stewart and Ogden, Wednesday, April
18th
Richard Curran has purchased the
| residence built last season on Blaine ST.,
Mcintosh addition, by Abel Naset for
$295O.
Frank Heddles and family, who
have been spending year in Colorado,
expect to leave Denver for Wisconsin on
April Goth.
The base ball season opened in Mil
ton on Wednesday Of last week Many
are wanting to know whether Edgerton
will have team this year.
For the first time the band boys ap-
peared in their new uniforms in the pa
rade Wednesday. And be it said that
they made a very fine appearance.
| Edward Summerfeldt recently pur-
chased from his father the property east
of town where be has lived the past two
years. The price paid was $3.50.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock the
marriage of John Bartz and Miss Eda
Greip was solemnized at st. Johns
church, Rev. J. G.. Spillman officiating.
WIN. Ell. Lester, who recently became
the owner of the Emerald creamery, has
rented the house lately traded by Geo.
Price to S. @. Chambers on the west
road.
The banks of Saunders creek have
been we'll lighted evenings the past week
and fishermen with lantern and spear
have been fairly successful in landing
some good fish.
Mrs. J. Ell. Downey returned from
Minneapolis Wednesday morning, &C
companied by her mother, Mrs Griffin
who will in the future make her home
here Her father, Lawrence Griffin died
in Minneapolis on Monday, Aprli lst.
Farmers have been able to do but
little work yet on their fields, owing to
: the heavy freezes ard cold weather OF
the week. Seeding can scarcely be done
now before the usual date of other
years, despite the early indications OF
spring during March
Keep in mind that Prof. Francis S
Moore of Chicago, who plays the organ
} in the First Presbyterian church, will
| give an organ recital on the new organ
3 at the Congregational church Wednes
3 day, April Oath. This will be rare treat
so don't forget the date.
= Mrs. Cornelius Nelson of Amos was
brought back from the GAINESVILLE hos
! pital Tuesday evening, whore she went
3 for an operation, and is now at the home
3 of her sister, Mrs. Jacob johnson, 10 this
3 city. Her condition does not warrant
; her removal to her home at present
"A new farm telephone line, now
, nearly built, connects with the Edgertor
central the farm homes of Mrs. Addison
, Hill, Thomas Hartzell, Ole Wixmoen
Mr.. Rosco on the Perrigo place, Mrs W
Fl. Watson, Chris Phillips, J. aageberg
= Frank Brown, Morris Hahn and Mrs
}, Nagel.
The Emery farm shipped full
blood Jersey bull calf Monday to a pur
chaser at Lindenville, VT, and another
to Wittenberg, Wis. Also one this weeE
from Milton Junction, consigned to s
:, breeder at Chester, Wis. Prof. Hum
phrey of the Agricultural Department
will be at the farm Saturday for the
purpose of official scoring for advanced
registry of the dairy herd.
In case any of the newly elected city
officers fail to qualify within ten days
after election, the common council viii
have an opportunity to fill the vacancy
The term of office of the officials elected
and qualified will commence on the thire
Tuesday of April succeeding their cleo
ton, which is the 23rd of the month this
year. There will probably he vacancy
: to FILL
: The old Mansfield cold storage anc
; creamery building, recently purchased
by Wilson Bros, is being torn down, The
material to be used in building a large
Il new barn. The Wilson Bros also have
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