The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-12-06

Prof. Clark and wife spent Thanks
giving with friends in Madison.
Fred Fuller of Center was guest
of w. Ell. Child few days early in the
week.
"A. L. Mcintosh and wife of James
vile passed few days of the week with
relatives here.
DR.. Martin and wife passed the
Thanksgiving holiday with relatives in
Milwaukee and Chicago.
The Good Templars will hold rum
mage sale at Phoenix Hall on Thursday
and Friday, Dec. II and 13.
Some big strings of pike and picker
81 have been taken through the ice on
Lake koshkonong since the lake closed
over.
Ten cent Sunday School social at
M. E. church Friday evening from to 8
o'clock. Refreshments served Every
body come.
The office formerly occupied by j. P.
Towne has been secured by w. f. Ran
dolph who will now devote his time to
the real estate business.
Miss Mae Hubbell will be pleased to
show you pictures in water colors, deco
rated china, ETC., at T. A. Clarks store,
Saturday, Dec. 7th.
Walter Mabbett, Roy Nicholson and
Harry Pomeroy were down from U. w.
to partake of Thanksgiving turkey with
the family at home.
The annual election of officers of
Modern Woodmen Camp No. 440, takes
place this Thursday evening. All
Neighbors should be present.
Geo. Underhill and wife passed
several days of the week in. Chicago
selecting furnishings for their new home
on Albion street, built the past summer
by Fred Phifer.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Congregational church will meet at the
home of Mrs G.. F. Tallard on Friday
afternoon of this week. A full atten-
dance is desires.
1t is desired that full attendance
of all members of the Knights of Pythias
at the lodge meeting Friday evening, as
the election of officers for the ensuing
year takes place that evening.
Judge Smith officiated at wedding
that took place at the home of the bride
in the Sd ward Tuesday evening at 730
o'clock, when Harry Gilmore joined in
wedlock to Mrs. Minnie E. Snyder.
John Jurgensen, ex-sheriff of Co.
lumba county, and Mr.. Sampson of Rio
passed Sunday with Andrew Jensen in
this city. They also visited the academy
at Albion where both have children at
tending school.
Delays in securing the steel have
prevented the completion of the new
bridge at MELVILLE far beyond the time
of expectation. The last of the structure
will be shipped this week, so the Bridge
company say that have the contract in
charge. Y
The American Hard Wood Lumber
company was incorporated last week in
the office of the secretary of state. The
company intends to do general timber
and real estate business. The incorpo-
rators are T. E. Birmingham, w. S..
Heddles and E. j. Young, all we'll known
to many of our readers.
Jos. Leary, who knows all about the
tastes of the smoker, has designed very
elegant holiday package for putting up
his Christmas Imperials. He is aware
that no more acceptable present to
some people can be selected and will
supply the trade this year with some
thing nice. They can be found at all
the leading cigar places as we'll as at the
factory.
About one hundred couple partici-
pated in the Thanksgiving ball given by
the Modern Woodmen. 1t is said by all
that this was one of the most enjoyable
parties ever held in this city, and by it
Edgerton Camp 440 has established a
reputation as an entertainer. The mus
ic furnished by the Edgerton Cornet
band is spoken of in terms of highest
praise. The Royal Neighbors furnished
the supper and for variety. quality and
deliciousness it could not be surpassed,
while it was served promptly and to the
satisfaction of those who partook. The
Woodmen and the Neighbors are more
than pleased at the patronage accorded
them and to know that all passed a
pleasant evening. At some future time
they may unite their efforts to entertain
the public again.