The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-11-22


Mrs M. B. Fletcher visited friends
in Chicago over Sunday.
H S. Sloan was called to Vernon
county on legal business Monday.
Lake Koshkonong was completely
closed over with ice Monday morning.
-Marve Marsden and wife visited with
relatives in BeIoit the latter part of last
week.
The price of butter in the Elgin
market was popped up to 24119 cents on
Monday.
Carl Kurtz and wife of Ft. Atkinson
visited relatives here few days during
the week.
-Orson Coon and wife of GAINESVILLE
visited over Sunday at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. F. W. Carrier.
Henry Mckinney and his son, Ell. Ell.
Mckinney, of GAINESVILLE, were guests at
Fl. S. Sloan's on Saturday.
Clarke Pierce and wife will spend
the winter in Milton to assist in caring
for Mr.. Pierce's aged father.
DR. w. G. McManus returned Sat-
urday from a three weeks visit among
the hospitals in New York and other
eastern cities.
Among the marriage licenses taken
out in Dane county during the week is
one by Thos j. Wileman of this city and
Mabel Gress of Albion.
The only Farmers Institute assigned
TO Rock county this season will be held
at Newark, March 11-12, with George
Wylie as conductor.
Mr.. David Atchison of Magnolia and
Mr. Amasa Scoville of Brodhead attend
ed services at the Congregational church
last Sunday with John Bell.
John r. johnson, prominent town
of Albion farmer, fell from wagon load
of mill feed while in town Saturday sus-
tanning fracture of his collar bone.
Geo. Underhills family will occupy
the new Phifer residence on Albion st.
as soon as it can be finished in every de-
tail, which will be about Thanksgiving.
Coffee will be served in the base
ment of the Norwegian church, Thurs
day afternoon and evening, Nov 2lst,
for the benefit of the Orphans Home in
Stoughton.
Two city officials resigned their of
fees at the meeting of the council Tues
day evening, Ell. S. Sloan, city attorney,
and DR.. w. Fl. McChesney, health Of
ficer. No appointments were made to fill
the vacancies.
Richard Trevorrah, who has been
confined to his home for the past two
weeks with a painful attack of gall
stones, went to the hospital in GAINESVILLE
Tuesday for treatment
Mrs P. G.. Brown and Mrs. F. w.
Mckinney have been spending the week
among friends at McGregor, Iowa, also
with Mrs. Browns daughter who is at
school in Prairie du Chen.
The Reporter will go to press one
the working force an opportunity to OBJ
serve Thanksgiving day. Correspondents
will please send in their letters day
earlier than usual.
Marriage licenses were taken out on
Monday for Harvey Gilmore of Bucking-
ham, Pa, and Minnie Schneider of Ed
gerton, and John Seiber of jefferson and
Adella Warrichart of Edgerton.
Rev VIM. Moore of Clinton will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and even
ing. Those who heard Mr.. Moore here
last spring will be pleased to welcome
him again.
Under the auspices of the Monday
Club" Rev. F. L. Moore will deliver a
lecture on Robert Browning at the M. E.
church, Tuesday, Dec. Sd, 1901 He will
be assisted by Mrs. Cole of Milton juno
ton. Tickets % cents.
Fred Phifer has moved back the
old corner residence on his Albion
street lot with the intention of building
a modern new home on the site. He
hopes to get the building along so he can
finish it during the winter months.
The case of Sweeney VS. Wentworth
was called in the circuit court Tuesday
but before trial was commenced settle
ment was effected. The action was
brought by G. E. Sweeney against Geo
Wentworth in justice court to recover
commissions on land deal and verdict
secured by the plaintiff, from which an
appeal was taken. The matter in dis
pute was divided about equally in the
compromise, we are informed.