The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-03-03


Miss Minerva Coon visited her sister
at Evansville a few days early in the
week.
DR.. Shepard has been confined at
home with sickness few days of the
week
Quite a number from Edgerton have
attended the Mid winter Fair at James
vile this week.
Mr.. w. Roe and family of Riceville,
Iowa, passed Sunday with the Wilson
Bros. in this city.
Comrades Usher and Hubbard of
Stoughton attended the Campfire here
Tuesday evening.
james McGiffin is now one of the
obliging clerks behind the counters at
Conn & Schmidt's.
R j. Maltpress has sold the Conner
place, owned by him, to Thos. Porter,
consideration $4,000.
Lieutenant Robert Maltpress came
up from Beloit to attend the Campfire
on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Joseph Bennett, of Lancaster,
Wis, passed Friday and Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Crandall
The Edgerton Center of the Univer-
sity association will meet with Mrs.
Chas. Bentley on Monday evening next
Lost on Monday of last week. on OF
near Main street, one part of dress
makers model. Finder please return to
this office
In the circuit court at GAINESVILLE on
Friday, March Sd, will be called the suit
of Hutson VS.. Andrew Jensen and Robt.
Attlesey.
Quarterly conference will be held at
the M. E. church next Monday afternoon
at o'clock All members are urged to
be present
Services will be held at the Norweg-
ian Lutheran church on Sunday at 1870
a. M, Rev. Ristad will be present and
conduct the services.
morning at the Congregational church
will be 1.-THE Runaway Slave" Evening
service as usual at 100.
Another Chicago sausage maker has
gone wrong and court of inquiry are
now trying to find out whether he put
his wife through the mill" or not
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be at the lodge room next Monday night,
as it is expected that DR.. FL. Colman, of
Milwaukee, will be present and address
the lodge. >l
-Dray load after dray load of glass
show cases and highly polished counters
have been un1oaded and placed in posi-
ton at Babcock & Birkenmeyer's during
the week.
The evincing lamb-like mildness of
the advent of March is only precursor
of some very loud lion-lke roaring we
may be treated to before the months end
is reached.
Mrs. j. A. johnson has been having
the interior of her millinery store remod-
eled and now has as nicely arranged,
neat and tidy shop as ever an Easter
bonnet bloomed in.
Mr.. Geo. Roe, brother of Mrs. Rob
ert Attlesey, died at his home near
Whitewater Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Attlesey went to Whitewater on
Monday to attend the funeral.
DIR. Colman preached an interesting
sermon at the NJ E. church last Sunday
morning, and addressed large audience
at the Congregational church in the
evening on the "Anti-S Saloon League"
The spring election is near at hand
and it is time to be looking around for
the right kind of men to fill the offices
for the coming year. Propose good can
didates and then turn in and see that
they are elected.
From place to place Hans Lindas
travels days with his steam boiler
and outfit of tools to operate on water
pipes whose "gullets" are filled with
CONCEALED water. Sometimes he is sue
cessful and then again he is not
Often times a newspaper notice of an
auction sale is worth more in advertising
he sale than the usual hand bills. Bear
N mind therefore that free notice is
always given of the sale if bills are or
dered from the job department of this
Office.
The Easter hat should now be given
die consideration aS there are only four
more weeks left in which to determine
tn. size, style and shape of the head gear
to be worn on that day. Consult your
miliner first and CLEAN from her what
the ideal hat for Easter wear is to be
thisyear.