The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-01-04

The public schools resume again
Monday after the holiday vacation.
"A school teacher is wanted in Dist.
No. &, Albion. Apply to Jay Wescott or
HI. G. Coon.
M. Pelton was down from Madison
Wednesday for short visit with Ed
gerton friends.
Geo. w. Coon, of Milton junction,
was looking up insurance matters in
Edgerton Monday.
"A D. Fessenden has gone to Madi-
son to work for Suffer Bros. in their
warehouse for the winter.
Miss Nettie Bostwick of Covert,
Mich, returned home this week after
four weeks visit with friends.
E. M. Laid sold 10 acres in the
town of Albion for Knute Larson to AL
fred Collins at S140O this week.
The social that was given out to be
held at the Congregational church Fri
pay evening has been postponed.
Milton Howard, of Rice Lake, and
his son-in-law, Prof. Kipp of Black
River Falls visited friends here for a
few hours Monday.
Services at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and even
ing. Subject for morning services:
1--WE Walk by Faith"
Miss Edith Club and Miss Lillian
Mates of Rockford, have been visiting
for few days with Miss Ruth Watson
and Miss Christie Bowen.
Christ Thoreson left on Saturday
morning for Grand Falls, Texas, where
he expects to remain for some time in
hopes of lettering his health.
Mrs. Frank Wyman was the re-
cipient on Christmas of very handsome
chair, present from the gentlemen and
lady boarders who are stopping with her.
The new century was ushered in
Tuesday with the coolest weather of the
winter so far-about II below was re-
corded by most thermometers about
town.
The Epworth League cordially in
vite all to come and help fight Modern
War of the Roses" Friday evening, Jan.
T. Supper from till o'clock, at the
M. E. church parlors.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church meet Thursday af-
ternoon Jan. f. at the home of Mrs.
John Mawhinney. This is the annual
election of officers and large attend
ance is desired.
Harrison Smith and family, E. War
ner and wife of GAINESVILLE Miss Eta
Warner of Stoughton, Miss Jessie Pelton
of Madison, Miss Nettie Bostwick, of
Covert, Mich, ate New Years dinner at
w. T. Pomeroy's.
Will Eisenlohr was up from Cincin-
natl to pass a portion of the holiday
week with his friends in this city. He
has charge of western agency for Otto
Eisenlohr & Co.'S cigars, and reports a
very satisfactory business.
DR. A. N. Kittleson, of Stoughton,
who has been in Alaska for several years
as government agent in charge of the
Esquimaux, is to be married early in
February to Miss Bertha M. Knatvold,
daughter of Tacoma bank president.
Mr.. A. Pieper has written three
Fantasies Themes and Variations for
cornet solo. His five solos are in the
hands of c. G. Conn's publishing house,
New York. Mr. Conn says in his last
letter to Mr.. Pieper: II have no doubt
but that it will prove to be a good sell
ing composition"
Frederick HI. Martin, surgeon and
physician, has taken rooms over Perry &
Doty's store, those formerly used by the
City Library. DR.. Martin was a resi-
dent IF Milwaukee, going from there to
Chicago where he completed his course
of medicine in the Hannemann Medical
College. He recently finished his term
of service as resident surgeon in the
Hannemann Hospital, and is prepared
to do general surgery.
Next Monday Royal j. Maltpress
will take possession of the Office of sher-
if OF Rock county, and will issue the fol-
lowing appointments for his staff: Un-
dersheriff, Wallace Cochran; Turnkey
and Deputy, Geo. Ray. Other deputies
about the county are: Geo. Appleby,
Beloit; Clinton Scofield, Evansville; T..
G. Tuttle. Clinton; L. w. Langworthy
Edgerton. Some other appointments
are under consideration and may be an
nounced later. 1880 D.