The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24

j. A. HENDERSON Ticket Agent.
Royal Hail. Saturday evening, Nov.
10Th, the Slaytons
Mrs. Blanche Tallard returned to
Chicago Thursday morning.
Miss Inger Hoen visited Stoughton
friends over Sunday.
Butter was half cent higher il the
Elgin market this week, selling for 2519
cents.
Some friend laid dandelion blossom
on our desk Nov. Goth as an indication of
the mildness of the season.
Mrs. Fannie Crandall of Chippewa
Falls visited with her mother in this city
a few days early in the week.
At the city mill, flour and all kinds
of feed will be delivered to any part of
the city. Call telephone No. AZ.
DR.. G. E. Crosley who has been
very successful practitioner at Algon-
quin, ILL.,. has moved to Albion.
Go and hear the Slayton Jubilee
Singers at Royal Hall next Saturday
evening. 1t will be an entertainment
worth attending.
DR.. McManus and family returns
home to-day from very pleasant
visit with relatives in Washington and
other eastern cities.
The mild weather the past two
months has saved thousand Of tons of
coal to the people of the northwest, and
at a season too, when fuel has been alb
normally high.
Mrs. Ollie Clark, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Hartzell near town, left for her home at
Oxford, Marquette county, on Saturday
last.
The next regular meeting of the w.
r. G.. is on Dec. 5th. The annual cleo
ton of officers occurs on that evening.
Bear this in mind and arrange to be
present.
The Coffee Social" given by the la
dies of ST. Joseph's congregation We'd
nesday evening" was very largely attend
ed and we'll deserved success came from
their efforts.
-LosT-On Saturday, November 18th,
somewhere on the road between Edger-
ton and GAINESVILLE, a black lap robe.
Finder please leave same at Thompson's
livery stable, Edgerton.
Mrs. Eel. S. Sloan was up from James
vile Monday looking over a suitable
residence. We learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
Sloan have concluded to lease the Lord
homestead and will shortly become resi-
dents of Edgerton.
Next week The Reporter aims to
issue day earlier in order that the force
may properly observe Thanksgiving.
Correspondents please take notice and
forward their communications at least
day earlier than usual.
The Keene farm in the town of Full
ton, consisting of 105acres, has been sold
to Attorney L. E. Gettle for $4,000, by
D. F. Sayre, administrator of the estate.
An auction sale will be held Dec. 4, to
dispose of the personal property.
"A. Lincoln Kirk, impersonator and
humOrist, will give an entertainment at
the Fulton Congregational church, Fri
Io1, Dooooobo, Lot CooJ ,,,,,o;,
will be furnished. Given under the
auspices of the Y. p. S. c. E. Admis-
sion % and Is cents.
The Rock county teachers associa-
ton will meet in the high school build
ing at GAINESVILLE, December LIST and I'd.
An excellent program has been prepared
and the names of number of noted
educators appear thereon; among them,
Dr. E. B. Andrews of Chicago: State
Supt Harvey; Pres. Adams of Madison
and others.
-Marsden & Watson have put in
new gasoline engine which drives the
various machines in their shop, and it is
satisfaction of the firm. For a small
repair shop, they are about as we'll
equipped to turn out first-class work as
any of the kind to be found in the
country. If you are in doubt about the
truth of this statement, just call at their
place of business and see for yourself.
In the list of farm Institutes to be
held during the winter of 1899 1900,
Rock county has been favored with two,
one at Spring Valley December 21st and
22d, conducted by Thomas Convey, and
one at Beloit on March Sth and 9th, 1900.
At Beloit a cooking school will be held
in connection with the institute. The
fourteenth annual closing institute will
be held at Delavan March 18th, 14th and
18th, 1900. The institute workers have
all been carefully selected, all being
practical farmers who have made money