The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-11-29
B. F. Compton of Stoughton, was il

town Wednesday.
Andrew Jensen was called to Eau
Claire Tuesday evening on business.
Mrs. A. e. Bingham of GAINESVILLE
was at the home of Mrs. Ell. S. Sloan
over Sunday.
Watch for further notice of Xmas
fair to be given by the young ladies of
the Norwegian church.
The Young Ladies society of the
Norwegian church will meet with Inger
Hoen next Wednesday evening, Dec. 4th.
Charles Indus, who has been can
vassing for book publishing house in
the east for several months, is home for
a vacation.
Thanksgiving turkeys are fat and
tender this year. They sell in the mar
ket at shilling pound. Ed Peters
says $50 birds were not enough to sup
ply his customers for this holiday.
Mrs. Catherine Kelley, an aged lady
residing on Mechanics street, fell on Sat
urday and broke her arm near the wrist.
DR.. Cleary was called to reduce the frac-
ture.
The University football team were
passengers on the $50 Chicago train
Wednesday, bound for Chicago where
they play Chicago University Thanks
giving.
Mrs. J. D. Hahn went to Chicago on
Wednesday to pass few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. w. E. Babcock. Mr..
Babcock has been sent to Europe again
as buyer of imported goods for Carson,
Pierre & Co.
Banker Robe Dow and his son-in-
law, Anderson, of Stoughton, were in
town Tuesday evening looking after a
location for proposed new bank in this
city. We are informed that options on
two or three pieces of property were Sc
cured.
The Edgerton Eastern Star Chapter
gave very enjoyable open lodge social
at Masonic hall Tuesday evening An
entertaining program of music, select
reading, games, etc., helped pass pleas
ant evening. Light refreshments were
also served.
The supper which the Royal Neigh
bors are preparing to furnish at the
Woodmen ball Thanksgiving night will
be regular holiday supper" 1t will
be served in a complete and prompt
manner and be credit to the Neigh
bors furnishing it. Take your Thanks
giving supper with the ladies.
The Woodmen ball Thanksgiving
night promises to be the largest affair of
the kind ever gotten up in Edgerton
Everything is in perfect readiness for a
grand good time and the Woodmen will
receive their guests with a warm well
come. The Edgerton Cornet Band is to
furnish the music and good time is in
store for all who attend.
"A party consisting of Atty. J. P
Towne and daughter, Miss Angie, Mrs
Geo. W. Doty and two daughters and
Mrs. Bintliff, mother of Mrs Doty, leave
next Tuesday for Los Angeles, CAL, to
pass the balance of the winter months
They will go via the Milwaukee road to
Kansas City in a sleeper filled with Wis
consin people that runs through to
the coast over the Sante Fe route from
Kansas City. Mayor Doty expects to
make the trip later in time to return
with the party some time in May next.
Last Saturday evening about thirty
invited guests assembled at the home OF
w. T. Pomeroy and wife to participate
in the celebration of the twenty first
birthday of their daughter, Miss Edna
The evening was pleasantly passed in
games and social converse and light
luncheon was served. Miss Edna was
the recipient of number of presents
from the young friends who gathered in
honor of the occasion. Those from out
of town were Miss Edith Maltpress OF
GAINESVILLE, Miss McComb of Green Bay
and Miss Anna Olson of Stoughton.
On Thanksgiving eve, at the home
of Frank Gress, two miles west of town
at six o'clock, the marriage of Thomas
Wileman and Miss Mabel Gress was sol
emnized, Rev. Thos. North of Milton
officiating. The ceremony took place in
the presence of happy company, and
the bride and groom were the recipients
of many useful and valuable presents.
The parties to this union are favorably
known in the community and enjoy the
confidence of large circle of friends
who have only best wishes for their flu
ture prosperity and happiness. They
begin housekeeping in house already
furnished in the Stillman block opposite
Mr.. Wileman's livery.
On Thursday last occurred the
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