The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-12-28

F. Burt Carr spent Christmas with
his parents in Chicago.
The Elgin price of butter is steady
at 2411 cents. No sales.
C. E. Carey and Mrs. Downie ate
Christmas dinner with Mrs. }. F. Nc
Carthy.
Ed. Lord and wife of Manitowoc
came down to pass Christmas holiday in
Edgerton.
4. H. Bowen and wife are spending
the Christmas week with their daughter
at Chicago.
"A marriage license was issued to
Arthur Lutz OF Fulton, and Ida Caten
of Edgerton.
e. M. Laid sold So acres for Philip
Smith in town of Fulton, to Carst Bessel
this week for 81, 800.
Frank Heddles and family were over
from Evansville to pass Christmas with
relatives in this city.
Prof. Frank Ell. Jack and family of
Milwaukee, are spending the holiday va
cation with relatives in this city.
The Burdick family gathering took
place at T. J. Atwoods Christmas.
About 80 were in attendance.
Tax Collector Lackner will be at
MELVILLE Jan. 4 instead of 18th as stated
in last weeks paper to receive taxes.
Upwards of 40 sat down to Christ
mas dinner at the Maltpress gathering
Tuesday held at John Maltpress.
Allan Skinner and wife came over
from Oconomowoc to be with Edgerton
relatives during the Christmas holidays.
Another holiday occurs the: coming
week and correspondents are requested
to forward their letters as early as con-
venent
Willard Doty came out from Mil
waukee where he is attending CONNER
cial college, for couple of weeks vaca-
ton on Friday.
Miss Inez Stevens of Beloit and
cousin, Lewis Robertson from Opal.
Wyoming, spent Christmas at the home
of her parents.
Henry Mckinney, Frank Sheldon
and, Harry Mckinney of GAINESVILLE, par
took of Christmas dinner with Ell. S.
Sloans family in this city.
p. Fl. Donovan and wife of Hart
land, Mimi, are here to spend the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. DIS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs w. III. Morrisey.
-Liveryman Thompson has recently
added to his stock standard bred trot-
ting mare, bought of T. B. Earle. Mr..
Thompson's motto is "only the best"
Marshal Reynolds reports that over
so lodgings has been given tramps atthe
city lookup during December and not
one of them, to his knowledge, applied
for or obtained work, while nearly every
warehouse in town were open to able
bodied men at tobacco work.
james Brennan, aged 81 years, died
Friday at $50 p. M. at his home in the
town of Porter. The deceased was sick
about one week. He leaves widow and
three children, Mrs. Mary Bradley, Mrs.
Michael Reilly and Miss Agnes Brennan.
The funeral was held Monday at II a. IN
at st. Patrick's church.
AT meeting of the sheriffs and
sheriffs- elect of Wisconsin, held at the
Plankinton house, Milwaukee, on Thurs
day, Sheriff Elect Maltpress, of this
county, was chosen treasurer of the as
ISOLATION. The meeting was attended
by about thirty Wisconsin officials and
is for the purpose of advancing matters
of interest to those officials.
Services at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning at the
usual hour. But in the evening the
regular service will be omitted and in it's
place there will be held a vesper New
Year service at o'clock This will be
a responsive service with singing and a
short address on the subject, SIN The
Midst of years. All are cordially in,
vited.
Mrs. Ira Howard was given pleas,
ant surprise Christmas day when her
children and grandchildren dropped in
at her home for Christmas dinner
bringing along all the good things neces
sary for the table. Johnson McGifin
and family of GAINESVILLE, Fl. S. and Geo
McGifin and Mrs. Kelley and Miss Jen-
n.y.. Chas. Birkenmeyer and family OF
this city and Prof. Jack and family OF
Milwaukee, were present. The gather
ing. included about 80 old and young
among them two great granddaughters