The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-10-19

The Elgin price for butter is 211ac
for this week
Mrs. F. w. Coon visited friends at
Jefferson Tuesday.
Mrs. G. r. Culver of Milwaukee, is
guest of Mrs. Harry Ash this week
d. [. Wilson and wife attended the
Click Green wedding at Madison We'd
nesday.
Walter S. Dibble and wife, of Ocon-
omowoc, were over Sunday guests of the
editors family.
DIR. G. E. Crossley, of Albion, is con-
nected by telephone with the Edgerton
exchange, No. 116.
Mrs. o. [. Jacobus' telephone num-
Der is Ill, lately connected with the
Edgerton exchange.
Mrs. JOS Leary is spending a
few days with Madison relatives during
the carnival this week.
Wood to burn. Get my prices be-
for buying. Orders may be left with
J.E. Greenwood. FRANK WALKER.
Pants made to order and clothes
cleaned and repaired by J. M. Kurtz
next to Fuller's barber shop.
Robert Attlesey and wife and D. I.
Wilson and family visited relatives at
Whitewater over Sunday.
C. M. Larson sold his 88 acre farm
in town of Oakland to John Simonsen
for $4,000 Sale made by E. M. Ladd.
Miss Libbie Cleland and Mrs. G. L..
Burnham drove over from Evansville
and passed Sunday with Edgerton
friends.
Mrs. w. w. Woodside of GAINESVILLE,
wife of former pastor of the M. E.
church here. is visiting among friends in
the city this week.
Alex Buchanan of Lake Mills, the
democratic nominee for state senator in
the 22d district, was in town getting &C
quainted with the faithful Wednesday.
Will Eisenlohr left Saturday for
Cincinnati, where he will take charge of
a distributing agency for Otto Eisenlohr
& Co., the Philadelphia cigar manufac-
turing firm.
"A carriage harness, an extra large
sized coal stove, and heating stove, bed
stead and springs for sale. Apply to
Mrs. J. FL. Arthur, Edgerton.
The Misses Annie Hansen, Mile
Anderson, Carrie Mandt, Celia Reuter-,
Bessie Lusk, and Nettie Olson of Slough
ton, spent Sunday with Miss Minnie
Johnson.
The young ladies society will meet
with Mrs. Ed. Ellingson next Wednesday
evening, October oath, at seven o'clock.
Come and bring your work.
Pat Garvin and bride arrived from
Colorado Friday evening and will make
their home in this city for time. Pat
is back at his old place again rolling
"Imperials" in Jos. Learys cigar shop.
WIN. Owen, who will be seen in
Othello at Royal Hall Friday evening,
will give lecture on the "The Heroines
of Shakespeare, in the hall Friday at
p. m., under the auspices of the Culture
Club.
There will be confirmation services
at the Norwegian Lutheran church next
Sunday, 1870 a. NJ, and holy commun-
ION at D. m. At the morning service
there will be an offering for home mis-
sions.
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday the pastor will preach on the
subject, How the Vision of God Grows
DIM" In the evening the topic will be,
Loyalty to Great Leaders" All are
o'clock.
OF Wallace Bruce Amsbury, who
will appear with the Stephenson String
Quartette, the first number of the lect-
ure course, to begin Nov. 49, the Peoria
Transcript says, HE is a genius and
without doubt the best entertainer that
has been seen on the platform in this
CITY," The string quartette comes most
highly recommended. Tickets on sale
now. Only Sl.OO for the course of five
numbers.
The Hon. Robert M. LaFollette
republican nominee for governor, will
speak to the citizens of Rock county, at
GAINESVILLE. Thursday evening, October
25th. Hon. John M. Whitehead will pre-
side and introduce the speaker. Torch
light procession, republican marching
clubs and brass bands will form part of
the program for the evening. All repub-
lican clubs in Rock county are requested
to come to GAINESVILLE prepared to take
part in the procession