The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-09-29

N. A. Porter and wife of Chicago are
guest at Mrs. Jacobus' resort for a
season.
The first soaring frost of the season
came Monday night and good stiff one
it was, too.
The new independent telephone ex-
change at Ft. Atkinson starts out with
125 subscribers.
Richard Curran has been moving in
to the house purchased of Mrs. Rooney
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Ford of Madison
were over Sunday guests of the Towne
family in this city.
Register of Deeds o. D. Rowe shook
the glad hand of many of his old Edger-
ton friends Monday.
Fred Bentley of Wichita Kansas,
was here for a short visit with Edgerton
relatives during the week.
-Thos. North and w. Ell. Pomeroy
were the lay delegates to the M. b. con-
ference at Waukesha this week.
Mrs. G.. FL. Banks left Wednesday to
spend several weeks with her brother,
Charles and wife at St. Louis, Mo.-F't
Atkinson Union.
Henry Houfe wishes to announce
that after October LIST the price of milk
furnished customers will be 5 cents per
quart
Mrs. w. S. Heddles and Mrs. Belle
Wilson pleasantly entertained large
party of their lady friends at whist last
Friday afternoon.
Rev. Bredeson Of Stoughton will
preach at the Norwegian Lutheran
church in this city next Sunday at the
usual hour, 1870 a. m.
L. O. Lein, of Albion, Wis, took the
first premium on cornucopia. This was
the only premium on corn on the stalk.
He is the first man to introduce this
variety in Wisconsin.-StateJ Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mccoy and son
arrived from their home at Chelahis,
Wash, Monday morning for a visit to
Mrs. McCoys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E..
A. Burdick, in this city.
Andrew Jensen made a sale of $780,
900 brick Wednesday to the zinc smelt-
ing works at Mineral Point where a
large addition to the plant is being made.
This sale will just about clean up the
surplus of the yards make this year.
District No. 9, o. E. S., will hold a
convention at Madison on Wednesday,
October 4th. There are ten chapters
included in this district this year and
all members of the order attending may
be sure of having a very pleasant time.
Attention is called to the business
card of the new law firm recently formed
at GAINESVILLE of G. J. Hendricks and
Jesse Earle. The young men are we'll
known in this section of the county
where they have a hoste of friends.
They are industrious students in law
and we trust will work into lucrative
practice.
"A large stack of brick recently un-
loaded at the depot are said to be in
tended for new depot platform at the
station here which will soon be put in
by the Milwaukee road. Stakes have
been set for raising the tracks about a
foot in front of the station. Nothing
has been said as yet about a new depot
but probably when the new double track
short line to Chicago is put through, the
new depot will be forth coming.
Ed Olson of Evansville, would like
to get some trace of rig that broke
away from in front of Mrs Gilbertson's
residence in this city on last
Monday night about IL o'clock since
which time it has been missed as COM
pletely as if it had been stolen and run
out of the country. This rig is described
as sorrel mare hitched to road wag-
on. Any one finding such property will
confer favor by notifying the owner.
Wade & Gregsons "Trans Atlantic
Stars" gave nice clean, variety perfor-
nance at Royal Hall Monday evening
that was thoroughly enjoyed by good
house. The music, dancing and speciality
performance were all bright, fresh and
up to date. There work is we'll staged
and the entertainment much better than
the average that comes this way. If
manager Carr holds up his bookings to
the standard of this show there will be
no cause for complaint from the patrons.