The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-08

= 49,
died Wednesday at Stoughton.
Services as usual at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Everybody welcome.
A fine program will be rendered at
the M. E. church by the Sunday School
Monday evening, Dec. 2oth.
Frank Blank has sold his farm of 90
acres, 3 miles west of Edgerton, to Peder
Fl. Markve, for $500. Sale made by E.
M. Ladd.
For foot ball game at Madison, Dec.
9th, special train will leave at 1887, and
returning, leave Madison 8p. m. Kate,
one fare for round trip.
Scott Hatch and wife arrived home
Wednesday evening from three weeks
visit to Mr.. Hatch's boyhood home in
New England. They report very pleas
ant trip.
The Congregational fair will be
open at o'clock on Wednesday, Dec Ii.
Ladies having articles to denote will
confer favor on the committee by leav
ing them with Mrs. Flagg on Tuesday.
The concert given by the M. E.
church choir Tuesday evening was fav-
ored with large and appreciative au-
dience. The program was unusually en-
Pertaining and the project financial
success.
Uncle Jerry Crittenden has been
alarmingly i'll the past few days and his
friends have about lost hope that he can
long survive. A severe cold taken last
week has brought on a complication of
troubles that do not yield to treatment.
The Congregational ladies have Sc
cured from two good artists fine line of
water colors, landscapes, flower pieces
fancy heads, Xmas cards and many 9TH
er pretty things. Come and see the
display Wednesday, Dec. Ii.
The members of the Congregational
church and congregation will hold re-
ception for the new minister and wife
at the church on Friday evening at 1880
o'clock. All are cordially invited to at
tend. Refreshments will be served. Let
us give them a hearty welcome.
The Reporter will consistof II pages
for few weeks now to accommodate our
holiday advertisers. Edgerton dealers
are anticipating big trade and laying
in their stocks of novelties to correspond.
A perusal Of our columns will tell the
reader where they are and of whom to
buy.
Come to the fair at the Congrega-
tional church next Wednesday, Dec. 49,
and see what beautiful and useful pres
ents you can buy for Xmas. Hand made
handkerchiefs, fancy aprons, kitchen
aprons, dressed dolls, embroidery work.
honiton lace, crochet skirts, sofa pillows
and other things too numerous to men
ton. Chicken pie supper at $50.
Geo Doty has leased his building
Frank Brown of Edgerton, who will put
about December 18th. Mr.. Brown is a
bright young business man and we wei
come him to our midst with all cordi-
will be prepared to furnish everything
fresh in the bakery line to our people,
Sun Prairie Countryman.
The Lecture Course management
have decided to add another number,
FL. Darwin McIlrath and Wife, sometime
in March. This will make five numbers
yet to be given and those who have not
bought season tickets can still secure
them at ST.. Holders of season tickets
will be admitted to extra attraction for
10c. Others will be charged IS and SOC.
So you see it will be to your interest to
buy season tickets.
The daily papers Sunday announced
the death of Charles Potter Jr. at his
home in Plainfeld, N. j., on Saturday.
He has been sick some time with COM
plication of diseases. Mr.. Potter was
born in Madison county, N. Y, 1924.
Early in life he went to Westerly, r. l.,
and engaged in the printing press bust
ness. Later he became associated with
the Babcock Printing Press company
and subsequently with the Walter Scott
Press company. The deceased was
brOther-in-laW of DIR. III. W. and II. L.
Stillman of this city. Dr. Stillman and
wife were at Plainfield at the time of
Mr.. Potter's death and burial. This is
the second brother-in-law DR.. Stillman
has assisted in burying since he left his
home a few weeks since by way of the
east for his winters stay in Florida.
Suicide at Evansville,