The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-01-12

For SALE-A COW due to come in soon.
Apply to Aug. Dumann.
Miss Evaline Jessup has been visit
ing friends in Milwaukee this week.
-Elgin price of butter is % cents this
week, the highest notch of the season.
The one holding No. 159 is entitled
to the so pound bar of Maple City soap
at Conn & Schmidt's.
Mayor Mansfield and family passed
Sunday with relatives at Johnson's
Creek.
Nelson Taylor is quite poorly and is
confined to his house the most of the
time.
The county board meets next Tues
day to close up the business of the past
year.
The +. G.. Green farm in Fulton has
lately been sold to Mr.. Thompson at a
price of $4,000.
-LosT On New Years day between
Indian Ford and Edgerton, pair of
gold bowed spectacIes. Finder please
notify w. Ell. Price, Indian Ford.
N. M. Littlejohn of Whitewater, has
lately come into possession of the old
VanEtta farm in Fulton. Price $4,000.
Andrew Jensen left Tuesday even
ing for DEBORAH, Iowa, to attend meet
ing of the board of trustees of Luther
college.
-Chas. L. Culton and family arrived
home Sunday evening from a two week S
visit over the holidays with relatives in
the east.
Hans Iverson sold his farm of 80a,
in the town of Porter, to Ed. Olson of
Stoughton for $4,000. Sale made by E.
M. Ladd.
-Ex-County Clerk Mcintyre has
opened a real estate and loan office in
the Carpenter Block, GAINESVILLE, over
Archie Reds store.
"A meeting for the transaction of
special business will be held at the T. A.
& B. Societys rooms Sunday, January
18th. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs j. L. Davidson of Joliet, ILL.,,
who has been visiting Edgerton relatives
during the holiday season. returned on
Monday. Mrs. Henry johnson occom-
panied her home for a short stay
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational church for the election of off
GERS, ETC., will be held Thursday evening,
January Is, in the church. Reports will
be received from all lines of work
Miss McCune teacher of the pri-
mary department in the public schools,
was unable through sickness to resume
her duties when the school resumed this
week and Mrs. c. w. Hargraves was
secured to supply the vacancy until Miss
Mcclure RECEIVERS.
congregational Church, Frank l..
Moore, pastor. Communion service will
be held next Sunday morning at 1870
and members will be received into the
I'm Christ Jesus" Evening service at 7
o'clock, subject, 1.-THE Bondage of
Liberty"
The next number on the Lecture
Course is on Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy "a, at which time the Ariel Ladies
Sextette will appear. The sextette is
composed of the Smith sisters, and are
styled the Six Sweet Singing Sisters"
1t will be an entertainment you cannot
afford to miss.
-Edgerton friends learn with pleas
ure that W. E. Babcock, who for several
years has been with the Chicago firm of
Carson, Perie & Scott, received a we'll
earned promotion at the beginning of
the new year by being placed at the head
of the department of cloakss and shawls.
The firm sent Mr.. Babcocle to Europe as
a buyer and he sailed from New York
last week on his first trip in the line of
his new duties.
AT the annual meeting held January
9th of the members of the Norwegian
Lutheran church the following named
persons were reelected as officers for the
ensuing year: John Thoreson, secretary;
G. A. Hoen, treasurer; Thos Lund, JAM
tor; S. T. Omsberg trustee. The ques-
ton of having resident pastor was also
discussed, a majority of those in attend
ance favoring the plan. The matter was
deferred for action until February 4th.