The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-10-25

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Butter in the Elgin market is firm
at % cents this week.
Mrs F. M Jack of Madison is spend
ing the week with her mother in this
city.
- Miss Elizabeth Mcintosh was home
from the Whitewater Normal over Sun
day.
p. G.. Brown sent out four car loads
of hogs Monday evening to the Chicago
market.
W. T Pomeroy and John Mawhin-
ney attended the Gideon meeting at
GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Mrs. Vinje, wife of Judge Vinje of
the Superior circuit, was guest at DR..
Nicholson's few days this week.
jay Wescott and A. L. Whitford of
Albion left Tuesday morning for Buffalo
to take in the Pan-American exposition.
Quite a good sized theater party
from this city attended the Otis Skinner
performance at GAINESVILLE Monday even
ing.
AID. Andrew Mcintosh and Clerk
Henry johnson were in Chicago Tues
day on business connected with the city
government.
There has been quite shaking up
among the conductors on the new Chi
cago- Madison run recently and several
new faces are seen upon the trains.
The families of O. D. Rowe and Fred
Burpee have been spending few weeks
of the beautiful fall weather at Thomas
McKee's cottage on the northern shore
of Lake Koshkonong
The weather has been much,too fine
so far for duck hunting on Lake Kosh-
konong. A few canvass backs and other
large birds have been bagged but shoot
ing generally is poor.
John Bowen returned home Tuesday
evening from three weeks trip in the
east, during which he visited Mr.. L. w.
Scott at Boston. He brings the infor-
nation that Mr.. Scott is slowly recover
ing from recent illness and is now able
to attend to some office business. E
John Pelton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford Pelton, 245 West Wilson street,
convalescent. The quarantine was re-
moved from the home yesterday and all
danger of contagion is pronounced to be
over.-Madison Democrat.
can Enemy to the Queen" is play
full of dramatic incident, strong situa-
tons, having also a rich vein of comedy.
1t is filled with sympathetic and humor-
Gus philosophy, as we'll as intense patri-
OtSm.
Material has been purchased for
making two extensions to the pipe line
1st street and one on the cemetery road.
The work of putting them in will be
commenced as soon as the material ar
rives, which in all probability will be the
early part of next week.
Will Patterson of Stoughton called
upon Edgerton friends Tuesday. He re-
ports that the Beaver Reserve Fund as
asociation, for which he has been solicit
ing for some time past, prospecting i'm
mensely. Over 800 members have now
been secured and the insurance organi-
cation will soon be doing business.
The high school foot ball team went
to Milton Friday afternoon to try con-
illusions with the college boys and were
defeated by a score of 30 to 5. Our
team is too light and need practice to
make the contest an even one, but they
hope to do better when the return game
is played here next Wednesday, Oct. 30.
Woods Peoples Players filled three
nights engagement during the week at
Royal Hall, that was quite we'll received.
Little Petite Reina is the most charming
child actor ever seen in this city. At
the Saturday matinee in Little Lord
Fauntleroy" she captivated the audience
and, in short, she got the applause of
the entire company.
"Wednesday was veritable chicken
day in Edgerton and it is quite probable
that more poultry was marketed here
than ever before on single day. James
Vile parties had poultry car at the de-
pot where the chickens were received
and weighed. The car had eight decks
or compartments with an alley running
through the center. The sides and ends
of the car were secured with wire netting
and the interior furnished with arrange
ments for feeding and watering. The Car
five cents per pound was the price paid
the farmers who delivered here.