The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-11-09

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Don't forget the mum show next
Wednesday night.
Attend the Art Exhibit at Theo. A..
Clarke's Saturday, Nov. 10th.
Rev. Henry Sewell was guest of
Edgerton friends over Sunday.
Frank Heddles and family we're
over from Evansville Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Henderson and children
are visiting relatives in Chicago this
week.
County Supt. Ross visited schools in
this section of the county early in the
week.
Fred Grant we'll TODD farmer of
Palmyra lost his left hand at the wrist in
a corn shredding machine this week.
The first snow of the season fell
election day and came as IA sort of COM
forting pail to the defeated politician.
Note the advertisement of Larson &
Maltpress special sale of steel ranges
next week. Be sure and see their dis
play.
Mrs. N. j. Pellet and daughter,
Miss Nellie, of Oconomowoc, were guests
of L. H. Towne's few days during the
week
II. D. Raymond came home from
Missouri where he has been for several
months past to cast his ballot for
Mckinley and Roosefelt
--Supt, Price reports that the collec-
ton of water rentals is about finished
and $14OO will be turned into the city
treasury from this source,
The Ladies' society will give it's first
exhibit of Chrysathemums at the Con-
gregational church Wednesday evening,
with a chicken pie supper.
L. W. Langworthy has resigned his
position as carrier of free rural delivery
route No. l, and w. j. Davis will sue
coed him on the 18th of this month.
M. G. Jetfris and wife, A. E. Bingham
and wife, Miss Florence Miner and
Robert Bostwick, of GAINESVILLE, spent
Sunday as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III. S.
Sloan.
Arthur Shannon and bride were
given royal welcome on their return
from their wedding trip Monday eve
ming. The band was out and gave them
a serenade.
AT the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Parr Monday eve
ming, Harry Springer and Jane Parr
were united in marriage, Rev. A. w.
Stephens officiating.
Mrs. Nelson Taylor left Edgerton
Monday morning for a short visit in
GAINESVILLE after which she will 60 to
Brooklyn, N. Y. and spend the winter
with her son Arthur.
Sunday evening, Nov. Is, there will
be union service in the Congregational
church, conducted by the Y. M. G. A. of
GAINESVILLE. Several speakers and male
quartette will take part.
Hon. M. G.. Jeffris, of GAINESVILLE,
closed the campaign here Saturday with
a ringing speech. The hall was filled
and the meeting an enthusiastic one
from beginning to end.
"A bright young lad asked his father
Wednesday morning who he thought
would get Maltpress's job on Decoration
Day and Fourth of July? 1t might be
we'll for some of the older heads to do
a little figuring on that problem.
Mr.. S. Mitchell, of Madison, who
has been laying cement walks in Edger-
ton for the past six weeks, closed up his
work for the season Monday. His work
has been first-class in every respect, and
the improvement credit to the city.
On Wednesday forenoon at the Ger
man Lutheran church in the presence of
many friends, Mr.. Julius Bartz and Miss
Mary Radtke were united in marriage,
Rev. Spillman officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bartz will make their home in the third
ward.
A. W. Bentley left Tuesday after
casting his vote for GAINESVILLE where he
Joined party of deer hunters that left
Milwaukee that evening for the north
woods in Oconto county. The GAINESVILLE
contingent consisted of Sheriff Appleby,
Sanford Soverhill, DR.. st. John, G.. L.
Valentine, j. A. Sutherland and others.
They expect to be absent about ten days.
On Saturday, November 10, an Art
Exhibit will be given at Theo. Clarke's
furniture store Thousands of pictures
will be displayed for the inspection of
those who attend. Take pictures that
you wish to have framed as there will be
hundreds of samples of the newest pat
terms in mouldings for you to select
from. An excellent opportunity to
select Xmas gifts.