The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-01-26


-Elgin butter was firm this week at
"A cents.
Atty VIM. G. Wheeler of GAINESVILLE
was in town Tuesday on legal business.
Oscar D. Rowe was up from James
Vile Monday to attend the funeral Of his
old friend Nelson Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Dreyfus and daughter
of Milwaukee, were guests at Harry
Ash's portion of the week.
H. S. Swift Post c. A. r. will give
their annual campfire, Feb. Il. Re
member the date and watch for program.
Bobby Warner was up from Rock
ford for a short visit with his Edgerton
base ball friends during the week
The celebrated romantic drama, "a
Romance of Coon Hollow, has been
booked by Manager Carr for Feb. 21st.
Rev. L. FL. Keller, former pastor, will
preach in the Congregational church,
morning and evening, Feb 4, in exchange
with Rev. Frank L. Moore.
The NJ. e. Sunday School Board will
meet at the NJ. E. church this Thurs
day evening. All the officers and teach
ers are urged to be present.
H. S. Sloan left Wednesday for
Florida on a brief business trip. He
was accompanied by his mother who
will spend some time at her winter home
near Rockledge on the east coast.
Sec Bill Benefits comedians and
novelty artists at Royal Hall Monday
and Tuesday next. On Monday night
that red hot comedy drama THE Fire
mans Love" New songs, new dances,
new specialties.
New phones connected with the
Edgerton telephone exchange are: ?. G.
Brown. stock yards. No. 81; L. @. Whittet
residence, No 80; J. P. Towne, residence,
No. 1862 rings. The new company now
have very close to 100 subscribers, and
but few drops are left in the switch
board.
Hello Bill, have you seen Billy Ben
nett and his comedians? They are com
ing for two nights commencing Monday,
January 80 The management guaran-
tees this attraction to be one of the very
best popular price shows on the road. A
dollar attraction at 10, 90 &c. Get your
seats reserved early.
The Edgerton High School have ar
ranged to give a series of entertainments
for the benefit of reference library, the
first number of which will be a concert
by the Beloit Ladies Quartette on Feb
ruary I'd. Season tickets for the series
are now on sale in the hands of the
teachers and pupils of the school.
The pastor will preach at the M. e.
church next Sunday morning at 1870.
Subject: THE Enthusiasm of Chris
tianity." In the evening Rev. F. E.
Lyon of Chicago, will give an address on
prison reform work. Glass meeting at
$50; Sunday School at 11:45; Epworth
League at o'clock. You are cordially
invited to all of these services and will
be welcomed.
Fred Vickers showed a pen of his
Black Langshang at the Poultry show at
Brodhead last week and was successful
in carrying off 1st, I'd and 3rd prizes on
pullets and I'd and 3rd prizes on cockerel.
His exhibit also won first prize at the
Waupaca show. Arthur Clarke, who is
also poultry fancier, won LIST, I'd and
Bird prizes at the Brodhead show on Buff
Wyandottes.
keep hustling" seems to be the
watchword of Real Estate Agent E. NJ.
Laid. Through his efforts VIM. Doug
lass has sold his farm in Porter. 165
acres to Chas. Sweeney of this city for
$1,000. Peter Evenson has sold 20
acres in the town of Albion to w. Dick
inson for $780, Chris. Hanson also
sold his house and lot in this city to
John Norgard for $3.50.
Eddie Dallman, the year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. August Dallman, died
Sunday despite the efforts ofsurgeons to
save his life through an operation. The
boy was afflicted with serious abdomi-
nal tumor and DR.. Jackson of Madison
was called to assist local physicians in
an operation, but the patient never raj
lied from the trying ordeal. Funeral
services were held Tuesday afternoon
from st. Johns church and were very
largely attended.