The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-03

-Elgin price of butter is2319 cents,
same as last week
Mrs. A. w. Shumway is slowly re-
covering from her late illness.
W. Fl. Clarke and daughter visited
Milton relatives on Sunday.
Get ladies free ticket for Thomp-
sons Comedians next Monday night.
Mrs. Chas F. TalIard passed few
days of the week with relatives here.
Ed S. Lord was down from Mantle
voc for few days visit with relatives
here during the week.
-Thompson's Comedians never fail to
please Edgerton people. They are to be
with us all next week.
The Ladies society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs. FL.
Lindas Friday, Nov. 10th.
WIN. Parr, wife and daughter of
Oregon visited among Edgerton relatives
few days during the week.
-Thompson's Comedians, old favor
ties to the theater going public here,
will be at Royal Hall all next week.
A marriage license has been issued
from the county clerks office for John
Carlson and Miss Ada White of this
city.
JOS Leary moved his cigar shop
Wednesday into the Phoenix blockwhich
is hereafter to be the home of the I'm
perial." -a4 r......-.
Prof. j. Q. Emery, one of the normal
regents, is out over the state this week
looking after the interests of these insti-
buttons.
Word comes from DEBORAH announc-
ing the death of Mrs J. A. Otteson, wife
of the venerable Rev. Otteson, one of the
pioneers of Koshkonong.
Al Skinner was over from Oconomo-
voc, where he has charge of the yard of
the Heddles Lumber Co., for an over
Sunday visit with Edgerton relatives.
Deputy Game Warden Bissinger
made trip around Lake Koshkonong
recently cautioning the hunters about
placing their decoys into the lake too far
or skulling upon game.
Members of the Masonic order here
were invited to assist the Whitewater
lodge in laying the corner stone of the
new city hall in that city on Wednesday
and good delegation attended.
Ten Edgerton ladies, members of
the Eastern Star order, accepted an in
vitation from the Stoughton chapter to
visit their lodge Tuesday evening and
were very pleasantly entertained.
Add to your list of subscribers to
the Edgerton Telephone Co.'S exchange:
G. W. Birkenmeyer, residence, No. 81;
III. w. Child, warehouse, No. IS; Fl. w.
Goodrich, -four and feed store, No. 93;
G. H. Dickinson, wallpaper and paint
store, No. 10.
The cost of the repairs upon Royal
Hall, new scenery, stage settings, ETC.,
has been figured up and found to exceed
$2,00O-S500 more than was first antici-
pated by the trustees. In any event
Edgerton has one of the finest amuse-
ment places in this section of the state.
The platform at the depot is being
torn up this week and replaced by a
brick pavement that will prove more
permanent than the planking that con-
tinually needs repairing. A dull red
brick made at Portage is being used,
and the walk lowered considerably over
the old grade.
The transition from October to No
vember was jump Of about so degrees
in the difference in temperature between
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
November was launched with a cold,
piercing Northwestern that carried the
first furry of snow of the season, and
gave US an intimation that real winter is
not so far away after all.
The Ole Ellingson company are go
ing to have a special sale next week, at
which time they will offer the famous
Majestic Steel Ranges, and those pur-
chasing one during the week will be pre-
sented with a set of furniture for the
same. Look up their advertisement on
the inside pages Of this issue and see
what they have to say about the special
sale.