The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-10-05
Band dance Saturday night.

-BdnQ Od0C6 saturday night.
M. Pelton was down from Madison
for brief visit Monday.
Good building lots for sale. En-
quire of Mrs. Madison.
Martin Anderson, of Albion Prairie,
is the new clerk at Conn & Schmidt's.
Wood to burn. Get my prices be-
for buying. FRANK WALKER.
Miss Clara Hargra YES, who is teach
ing at Juneau, passed Sunday with her
parents.
Atty L. E. Gettle is addressing re-
publican meetings in Crawford county
this week.
"A. r. Green was down from Sun
Prairie Monday in search of help for his
hotel in thet village.
Mrs. J. A. johnson is home from
Chicago where she has been purchasing
her winter millinery stock.
A II acre piece off the south side of
the Lord tract has been sold by w. S.
Heddles to VIM. Doro for $1,000.
Mrs J. F. Ware and daughter and
Miss Emma Lord have begun house
keeping in DR.. Nicholsons cottage.
"A carriage, harness, and heating
stove, bedstead and springs for sale.
Apply to Mrs. j. Fl. Arthur, Edgerton.
Mrs G V. Bardeen, of Madison,
and Mrs. Emma LIE Claire, of Racine,
were guests of Mrs. f. w. Coon on Mon
day.
"A pocket book containing package
found in farmers rig awaits the owner
at this office.
Cashier Wallace Brown of the To-
bacco Exchange Bank expects to move
his family from his farm in Albion to
town this fall.
james Sturtevant has purchased a
ten acre tract in the city limits of Evans
vile and has been moving his personal
effects to that place this week.
Mrs V. V. Potter, who has been Wis
iting her mother Mrs. N. A. Goss, for
the past two weeks, returned to her
home in GAINESVILLE Monday
Mrs Maggie Mooney has moved her
household effects to GAINESVILLE where
she has a coy home rented. She has
position in the office of DR.. Fox of that
city.
Two books are now in the library
which will be found to be of especial in
the Beers in South Africa, Britain and
Boer" and "Oom Paurs People"
-Mesdames E. G. Hopkins, A. W.
Bentley and G. E. Shannon attended
the funeral of P. III. Bump at GAINESVILLE
Wednesday. The deceased was the
brother of Mrs. Will Tallman friend of
these ladies.
Madison will hold a Carnival and
Street Fair lasting four days-Oct. IT,
II, Is and 10. 1t will be the first one
that has been given by the Capital City
but it will rival any that has been given
in the state. A one-fare rate for all
points within Is miles of Madison has
been secured.
Remember the dates of the fall op-
ening sale of Jackets, capes suits and
furs at Babcock & Birkenmeyers, Tues
day and Wednesday, Oct 9th and 10th.
Two large lines from wholesale dealers
will be on sale in addition to their own
stock. The opening will be held in the
Il. A. & B. rooms on second floor.
Alexander Buchanan, of Lake Mills,
received the unanimous nomination for
state senator from the 22d district at
the democractic senatorial convention
held at Milton Junction Saturday after
noon. The nominating speech was
made by r. M. Richmond, of Evansville.
james Gage the proprietor of the
Morgan House, is confined to his bed on
account of an accident which occurred
to him few days ago. While lifting
heavy Eox from car it slipped and graz
ed one of his shins, stripping the skin
and flesh from good part of the sur
face below the knee. He is improving
slowly.
The library board hopes soon to
have better accommodations but in the
meantime books can be drawn at the old
place over Perry & Doty's store on
Wednesday and Saturday between the
hours of three and eight p. m. New
books have been sent for and will ar
rive soon. They will be announced
through the columns of the paper when
they are here