The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-10

The Elgin butter market was firm
this week at 2415 cents.
Roy Hopkins passed Sunday with
friends in Whitewater
d. Levy has just received large
shipment of new fall and winter clothing.
Read his ad.
Mr.. Henry Marsden and wife passed
last week at Rio visiting their son, Dr.
Marsden.
Mrs. L. G. Whittet and son went to
Chicago Tuesday on visit to relatives
in that city.
Mrs Nettie Harvey of GAINESVILLE has
been visiting with relatives in this city
during the week.
Edward Davidson of Baraboo, has
been visiting old friends in Edgerton a
few days this week.
Mr.. Chas. Birkenmeyer was in Chi
cago last week buying more new goods
for the fall and winter trade.
The annual meeting of the county
board of supervisors will be held next
week commencing on Tuesday.
The Misses Irene and lone Dopp of
GAINESVILLE passed Sunday at the home of
their cousin, Mrs. A. S. Warner.
Chris. Thoreson of Chicago, arrived
-, E5ror+o,, "Wednesday oua,,ipcr to mace
the winter with his brother John.
A marriage license has been OBJ
tanned for the union of Herman Bublitz
and Hannah Schumacher of this city.
Rev. Henry Sewell of Evansville
called upon his Edgerton friends Tues
day on his way overland for a visit to
Sun Prairie, Waterloo and London.
The Milwaukee railway company
are doing good substantial job in the
improvements about our depot, some
thing that will last them for some years
to come.
Rev. j. E. Harlin was present at the
pontitical requiem high mass in memory
of the late Rev. P. j. Petit, conducted
by Arch Bishop Katzer at Madison
Tuesday. Very many priests attended
the ceremony.
Invitations will be issued this week
for Thanksgiving party to be held at
Royal Hall Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 10Th. Music will be furnished by
the German orchestra of Fort Atkinson,
of six pieces. Remember the date of
this party and make preparations to at
tend, for it will afford a good time to all.
The Ole Ellingson Hardware Com
pany have been giving cooking exhibit
tons with the Majestic Steel Range and
are meeting with great success in salts
flying the people that they are the only
stove to buy. The exhibition will con-
tinue at their store the balance of this
week.
"A deed was offered for record at the
registers office last week that was exc
cuted more than 80 years ago, conveying
piece of property by Randolph Brown
to S. L. Lord, and forming a part of the
Lord homestead. The property in ques-
ton was in an early day nursery in
which was started most of the shade
trees that now adorn the streets of
Edgerton.
The council Tuesday night transact
ed whole lot of business in a very short
space of time. The new nightwatch
elected is James Reynolds, and an alder
man for the 3rd ward to succeed Otto
Seiwert, resigned, is August Dallman.
The tax levy for the ensuing year was
voted, as we'll as an ordinance relating to
cement walks on Front street, and
changes were ordered in street lighting.
Reserved seats for the Jubilee Sing
ers, the first entertainment of the Lect-
urc Course, will be put on sale at F. E.
Ash's next week. The rush that has at
tended sale of seats heretofore will be
avoided by placing seats on sale at this
early date. Sale of seats for following
numbers on course will commence short
iy after each proceeding plumber, so that
you can get your seats whenever con
venient. Since stage at Royal Hall has
been enlarged one seat is as good as
another. Buy your season tickets now
of DR.. Shepard, T. A. Clarke, F. E. Ash
or the young people who have them for
sale.