The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-17

to have a Cantata on Christmas night
The Ladies' Society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs. A.
Jensen Nov. oath.
Miss Dennitte of Reedsburg visited
over Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Anderson in this city.
Misses Nettie and Josie Olson of
Stoughton were visitors of the Hoen
family in this city over Sunday.
There will be services in the Nor
Wegian Lutheran church next Sunday
at the usual hour. Preaching by the
pastor.
DIR. Nicholson and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs G.. L. Culton witnessed Olga Meth
orsole's impersonation of Sapho at Mil
waukee last week
Mr.. Joseph Leary and wife were
called to Madison Tuesday on account Of
the sudden death of Mrs Leary S mother,
Mrs. NJ. J. Reynolds.
M. III. Soverhill of GAINESVILLE, was in
town for a short time Wednesday. He
has just returned from western New
York where he purchased 700 barrels of
prime winter apples.
Add to the list Of subscribers to the
Edgerton Telephone exchange: Hahn
Estate, and Spencer, store No. SO; w. T.
Pomeroy, residence, No. 95; Boston store,
No. "a.
The Rice farm in Fulton, 103 acres,
owned by Chas. Geary, has been sold to
John G. Slim of Albion, for $50 per acre.
The sale was engineered by E. M. Ladd
real estate agent.
The Walworth County Telephone
company is running a line to Sharon
from Delevan via Darien. From Sharon
connection will be made with the Har-
ward exchange.
The Signal of Liberty company
which will appear at Royal Hall next
Tuesday evening are under the same
management as the VIM. Owen company,
and for this reason we may expect some
thing good.
Factory No. 5, formerly owned by
the G. G.. Mansfield Co. and located near
the johnson school house in Pleasant
Springs, has been sold to farmers CO.
operative company and began business
under the new management the first of
the month.
Work on the new line which the
Milwaukee road is building from liberty
vile is being pushed rapidly. The Har-
ward Herald says grading is being done
this side of Fox Lake, ILL.,, and that peo-
pie along the line believe it will be push
ed to completion.
Mr.. H. B. Earling, division super
intendent of this division of the Milwau-
kee road, is to be transferred to the Iowa
and Dakota division of the road with
headquarters at Mason City. Mr.. Ear
ling is brother of President Earling of
the Milwaukee system, and his new po-
sition is in the line OF promotion.
The dancing parties given by Frank
Hutson in Phoenix Hall Saturday even
ings are being we'll patronized and are
very social and pleasant entertainments.
If you favor dancing these parties are
the ones to attend. They will be held
every Saturday night regardless of
weather conditions.
Joe Attlesey of Porter, had fifteen
hogs killed by lightning and three more
crippled in the storm Monday night.
They are all fat and in prime condition
for market 80 the loss will be consider
able though it will fall upon the insur-
ancc company carrying a risk on the live
stock on the farm. The hogs we're
crowded together along a wire fence
forming the enclosure that conducted
the electric shock sufficient to kill the
porkers.
On next Tuesday evening the "Sig-
nal of Liberty will be produced at
Royal hall by Kilfoirs big company.
This company comes very highly recon-
mended and are surely producing play
that appeals to ali true Americans. They
carry scenery that will fit any stage and
will give correct production just as it
was produced in New York and Chicago.
This company has received many flatter-
ing notices in places where they have
been. Remember the date, Tuesday
evening, November 21st, at Royal hail.