The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-02-09


Household furniture for sale. Call
on Henry Houfe, Edgerton.
Atty. G. E. Pierce of GAINESVILLE was
in town on legal business Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Bowen of Chicago has
been visiting relatives here during the
week.
Fred Fuller of Center, has been
passing a few days with friends in this
city.
The editor and wife are attending
the state press meeting at Green Bay
this week.
Wanted at the mill about 20 tons of
corn for which Will be paid from 7 to 8
dollars per ton.
Postmaster McGifin entertained a
small whist party of his gentlemen
friends Monday evening.
A second hand Caligraph typewriter
in good condition, for sale cheap. En-
quire at this office.
Mrs. Henry johnson came home
Saturday evening from an extended
visit with relatives at Joliet, Ill.
The second of the series of parties
given by the Dancing Club will be held
at Royal hall Tuesday evening, Feb. 13
The "Kvindeforening" of the Nor
Wegian Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. Frank Hartzheim Friday, Feb. Is.
Allen Skinner of Oconomwooc, and
Dave Hunter of Mukwonago, passed
Sunday with relatives and friends here.
There will be meeting of the Sun
day School officers and teachers at the
NJ E. church tonight Thursday at
o'clock.
st. Valentines day is next Wednes-
day, February 18th. Love tokens and
missives to the contrary will be sent and
received by many. If you are the re-
cipient of either the good or bad kind,
smile and be contented that your pres
ence is not entirely forgotten.
Warm weather is long way off and
all will be interested in reading about
the great cut price sale of clothing and
winter goods in Babcock & Birken-
meyers ad, commencing Saturday, Feb
10th, 1900.
Rev. L. HI. Keller of Milwaukee oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday in exchange with Rev.
Moore and was greeted with overlooking
congregations, showing that he still has
many friends and admirers among his
old Pensioners here.
Services at the NJ E. church next
Sunday morning, February II, subject,
Regulating Nuisance" Evening:
"Life's Great Question" Glass Meet
ing at $50; Sunday School at Has; Ep-
worth League at 6 o'clock. Everybody
welcome
james D. Whittet and wife bid fare
we'll to zero weather last Wednesday
leaving for Tampa, Florida, on the morn
ing train with the intention of remaining
away during the balance of the winter
Mr.. Whittet has passed several seasons
in the vicinity of Tampa and is quite
fayorably impressed with the climate.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will hC "a
sale of baked beans, doughnuts, cakes,
etc, at Perry & Doty's store Saturday
afternoon of this week. The proceeds
go towards making up the amount ap-
)ortioned to the church here for the
home missionary work done in this
state. All are invited to contribute
Michael Cruise sold his 40 acres in
the town of Dunkirk to Robert Livick
for 1875. FL. w. Goodrich sold his feed
store and warehouse to Andrew Jensen
for $1,000. Sales made by e. NJ Ladd.
MI. Jenson takes possession of the bust
ness on February 10Th and the flour and
feed store will be run at its present To-
cation in connection with Mr.. Jenson's
mill. --,-.. Il.
&C. F. Mabbett, Sam Wileman and S.
p. Saunders attended the horse sale in
Chicago last week where they purchased
eight head of drivers and work animals.
Mr.. Mabbett secured promising 7 year
old bay PAGER, a grandson of Dictator.
dam by Antar, having track record of
2:21. He is a handsome driver and the
owner will not be obliged to take any
body's dust the coming season. Sam
Wileman bought milk white carriage
team for his livery and Steve Saunders
some trading stock.