The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-12-07

Phil. Bonn and wife visited with
friends in Chicago from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Hargraves was down from
Juneau to pass Thanksgiving with her
parents in this city.
Henry johnson and wife passed
Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Dav-
idson in Joliet, I'll. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hill, of Beloit,
ate Thanksgiving dinner with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Stevens.
-Millard Hahn succeeded L. w.
Langworthy as carrier of rural delivery
route No. l, December LIST.
Miss Nettie Bostwick, of Covert,
Mich, is visiting Miss Edna Pomeroy
and other friends in this city.
Miss Inez DeVoll of Stoughton,
was entertained at the home of Miss
Rosmond Whittet Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. J. A. johnson and Melvin
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. E. E..
Wilt in Chicago, returning Monday
evening.
Mary and Sarah Mawhinney and
Grace Perry were up from Beloit college
to spend Thanksgiving at their homes in
this city. .... ~. .... .,=z.~%,
Miss Edna Dunn, who is attending
Dou,oor ooll1oo ,F Milwa,,Loo naCco1
Thanksgiving with, Mr.. Andrew McIn-
tosh in this city.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer were
called to Kankakee. ILL.,, Tuesday morn
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs Spens
GERS 1brother-<s r.. e, - q 4.
Mrs Leora McCune Hancock, form
.er teacher in the public schools for a
number of years. is here for visit to
Edgerton friends, Her home is now in
the south.
VIM. Kitty, cigarmaker who has
worked for JOS Leary at various times
died at his home in GAINESVILLE during
the week of consumption. Several Ed
gerton friends attended the funeral on
Sunday last.
---Edw. Olson has sold his 80 acre
farm in Porter, the Hans VERSIONS
place, to Fl. Erickson and L. Simonson,
of Christiana for $4,000. E. M. Ladd
engineered the trade.
Marvin B. Price visited friends at
his old home during the week. He is
now located at Mt. Carroll, Ill.,, as man
ager of the Central Union Telephone
Co., and looks after about 80 miles of
toll lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Searles and son,
Russell, of GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs. CT.
Mabbett and the Misses Jessie and
Alice Mabbett and Miss Nellie Williams
spent Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Helms
Annual election of officers of the M
w. A. this (Thurrday) evening. All
neighbors should be present. There are
other important matters to come up for
the camps consideration.
An apron and necktie sociable will
be held in the church at Stebbinsville
Thursday evening, Dec. Goth. Basket
supper. Ladies are requested to bring
aprons and neckties of similar pattern.
All are invited.
The Good Templars' basket social
is postponed one week, from Dec. 10 to
Dec. II, on account of the lecture course
concert on Dec. 10. Please don't forget
the changed date to Monday evening,
Dec. II, at G. A. r. hall Everybody is
invited
Mrs. Frank Fuller has received
word from Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Mathison
stating that they will in the near future
make their home at Canal Dover, Ohio,
and Mr.. Mathison has his old position
as head platter in the sad iron factory
now located there.
One of the most original and up-to-
date novelty of the season in advertising
is a calandar gotten up by Will Bardeen,
the nuSCllng photographers In the Hahn
block. It consists of calendar with a
genuine photograph of numerous sub
jects of interest about town. They are
free, SO call at studio for one.
DIR. McChesney and Henry johnson
attended the funeral of Arthur Sickles
at Evanston Friday, the latter selected
as one of the bearers Many of his
former base ball associates were also
present to pay their respects. The
floral offerings were very profuse, one of
thrse dozen white chrysanthemums we're
sent by Edgerton friends of the deceased.