The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-03-31


Mrs. C. E.. Shannon visited her sis
ter in Anawa during the week.
&C. H. Babcock and T. A. Perry
each take extra advertising space IN
this issue.
The Elgin price of butter dropped
off another cent this week-24c is now
the figure.
The Pigeforening will be entertain
ed in the church basement Thursday
evening, April 9th.
&C. II. Babcock went to Chicago
Thursday to add few new lines to his
clothing stock.
George Blanchard and Andrew Nc
Intosh were taken into the Tennis Club
Monday night.
Mrs. Maud Nolan of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is paying visit to her old home
and friends in .Edgerton.
Eleanor Hitchcock, Carolyn Bieder-
man and Bessie Keller are home from
Lawrence for the Easter vacation.
Frank MADDEN, foreman at the
Monarch Laboratory, has rented the
Rudolf Happ residence in the third
ward
Mrs. Conn OF Albany, who has been
spending several weeks with her son,
Joe Conn, of this place, returned to her
home Tuesday.
Scott Hatch and Arthur Clarke
have been building new motor boat
which is about ready to be given try
out on Rock river.
The store recently vacated in the
Pollard block by the Edgerton Cigar
Co. is soon to be occupied by Mike
Schmidt as shoe store.
Relatives here have been apprised
of the arrival of a boy babe at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hopkins at
Steuben on Monday last.
w. S. Heddles and wife of Madison
passed Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
c.. F. Heddies. Mrs. Ella Heddles re-
NAMED over for few days visit with
Edgerton relatives.
"A large sized Victrola has been
placed in the Carlton hotel to supply
music for dinners, special parties or
other occasions that might require or
chestral selections.
The chief of police at Stoughton
made 81 arrests ''since last report to
the council" of which AZ were for
drunkenness, so states the council pro-
ceedings. Not very assuring record
for temperance town.
1t is proposed to purchase another
road roller for use on the highways OF
Rock county, making three under con-
troll of County Highway Commissioner
Jones, who anticipates doing good
deal of permanent construction work
this season.
Our early spring weather got Sc
we're jolt Monday when small sized
blizzard came out of the north and took
a fall out of the temperature for few
days. The farmer was interrupted in
his work upon the land only short
time, however.
City election next Tuesday. There
is also to be elected : supreme and a
municipal court judge and a county
superintendent of schools. For the lat
ter office women are entitled to vote
and separate ballot has been prep ared
for their use.
w. B. Wentworth returned Non
day evening from three weeks trip
to Montana and the Dakotas. He re-
ports that the west has been favored
with good supply of moisture this
winter and the settlers are jubilant
over the prospects of the coming. crop.
The anniversary of Miss Lizzie
Summerfeldt's birthday was the occa-
casion of gathering of young friends
dC Ii6I tlOLIlC III CIlc dlCCIIlOOIl dllO SNCA-
ing of the 26th Luncheon was served
and music and games were the diver
sion of the hours passed with her.
Samuel Strand Of Sun Prairie was
so badly injured in an automobile acct
dent between Madison and that village
last week that he died at the hospital
Sunday evening. While running at high
speed the machine turned turtle. None
of the other five passengers were in
jured.
Names of candidates for city of
fees to be voted for at the municipal
election to be held at the city hall on
Tuesday, April 4th, will be found on
the inside page of this issue. Since
last issue two more names have been
filed: w. C. Maves for alderman in the
third ward, and John A. Smith for JUS
| tice of the peace.