The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-22

House to rent. Enquire of Wray
Watson.
-Elgin butter was firm at rs cents
Monday, same as last week
John Mooneyof Milwaukee has been
visiting among Edgerton friends during
the week.
Frank Ash's store is now connected
by telephone to the local companys ex-
change.
Christmas exercises will be held at
st. Johns Lutheran church on Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Harry Ash came home Satur-
day night from a weeks visit among
friends in Milwaukee.
Henry Severson and Edward Drot-
ming were down from Stoughton on
business matters Tuesday.
-Chas. L. Culton and family leave to-
day for the East to pass the Christmas
HOLIDAYS with relatives in Pittsburg.
Ed Peters has hauled some hand
some strings of pickerel through the ice
from Lake Koshkonong during the past
week.
Oscar Crandall and wife left Tues
day evening on a visit to relatives at
Albert Lee st. Paul and Minneapolis
during the holidays
For holidays excursion tickets will
be sold December %, "a, 25, 30 and 81,
and January 1. Good returning Janu-
airy I'd, at fare and one-third, all points
within 200 miles.
Recent additions to the list of sub
scribers to the Edgerton Telephone Co.'S
exchange are: Frank Ash book store,
No. SO; T. A. Perry residence, No. 10; P.
G.. Brown, stock yard, No. s; and Mrs.
E. e. Bates, residence, No. "a 3 rings.
Tuesday morning Robert Attlesey
slipped and fell in his door yard and
suffered the dislocation of his shoulder.
At first it was thought that bones were
broken but an examination proved that
only dislocation had taken place, which
was replaced by DR.. Lord.
Fred Hutson and family were down
from Lodi for a visit with Edgerton
friends. Mr.. Hutson expects to enter
the employment of the Snake River
Mining Co., having offices in Chicago,
the coming year. This mining company
has placer properties in Idaho near the
-
extensive scale.
Jos. Leary has opened up retail
stand in connection with his cigar shop
in the Phoenix block. The front portion
of the store has been partitioned off and
handsome show cases put in and he will
carry full line of tobaccos and cigars.
Joe has conveniences for serving the
public with anything they may want in
the tobacco line Call around.
The annual meeting of Camp 440
Modern Woodmen elected officers Tues
day evening with the following result
V. C.-Alfred Henderson; w. A.-Geo
Hargraves; banker-C. F. Mabbett;
clerk-A. L. Shumway; escort-Will
Bardeen; sentry-Harry Arthur; mana
ger for 3 years-Dr. w. McChesney;
physicians A. Lord, w. McChesney
and E. L. Shepard.
-Young's Uncle Toms Cabin Co.
failed to secure as large an audience as
the proprietor hoped for Friday evening
though the performance was much bet
ter than the average of this thread bare
drama Some speciality performance
introduced, including moving pictures,
helped the audience to forget that Uncle
Tom had been on the stage nigh unto
forty years.
Martin L. Hollo has sold his farm in
the town of Albion and anticipates re-
moving his family to the state of Oregon.
The Albion farm was that on which Burr
Anderson, the father of Prof. r. B. An
derson, located on, who was among the
first settlers on Koshkonong Prairie.
Mr. Hollo will have large auction sale
December 2oth
Jos. 4. KaunZner recently erected
monument on the family lot of Hiram
Walrath. The work was made of the
same granite as R. B. Bingham's which
is made of the Wisconsin granite. Our
Wisconsin granite is rich red color and
is fast taking the place of other grants;
the Wisconsin granite is considered by
specialists the best in the market and is
very expensive stock.