WIGHTMAN

• We are in receipt of a jar of butter from J. G. WIGHTMAN, proprietor of the new creamery at Elroy.  Creamery butter sells in Chicago for two to four cents a pound more than dairy butter.  That made at Elroy is of excellent quality, good color and flavor, and must command a good price.  Arrangements have been made with D. C. Remington & Son to sell the Elroy butter in this village.  The Mauston Star, 22 May 1884
  
• J. G. WIGHTMAN has hired a lady to occupy the position of cashier in his store, and has had a cashier's desk raised in a central part of the store.  John is bound to make it as easy for his clerks as possible, and will do business if any one in the country can.  Elroy Tribune, 21 Oct 1886