The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-02-15
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Mrs FL. J. Stangl is visiting relatives
at Muscoda.
Miss Inez Stevens is home from Be-
lott for few days.
F. Burt Carr was in Milwaukee on
business Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Travorrah passed Sun
day with friends in GAINESVILLE.
Attorney T.. E. Gettle transacted
business at the county seat on Monday.
THE Uses of Ugliness" will be the
subject for the lecture Tuesday evening.
-Courtland Bliven left on Saturday
for New York. He will be absent about
a month.
Next Tuesday evening is the date
for the second monthly meeting of the
common council.
"A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs August Ploutz of the third ward
on Friday.
Ex-senator Z. D. Weeks died of
Bright's disease at his home in White
water Tuesday night
Nearly every evening this week the
little folks from the public schools have
enjoyed HAY load" ride.
"A. S. Warner and wife drove to
GAINESVILLE Monday and passed the after
noon with relatives in that city.
Dewitt Miller enjoys the distinction
of having lectured at larger number of
Chatauquas than any other person.
The Ladies society of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs.
John Henderson Wednesday, Feb. 20.
Henry Ebbott was at Fort Atkinson
Monday purchasing cutters of the
Northwestern Manufacturing company.
Mrs. Dora Olson and sister Miss
Mamie Scobie, of Cambridge are guests
at the home of Joel Thompson and wife.
The Cantata columbia" which was
booked at Royal Hall February %, has
been postponed until some time next
month.
Tickets are now on sale for Dewitt
Miller's lecture next Tuesday night,
Feb. 18th, at Ash's store. Single admis-
sion. 25c.
On account of so much sickness in
Stebbinsville the services and Sunday
school will be postponed for an indefiite
period.
Mrs. Albert E. Rice has sofa pillow
on sale at Babcock & Birkenmeyer's
store. Tickets 25c. Try for the lucky
number.
The annual winter meeting of the
Wisconsin Press Association will be held
in Madison on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Feb 26, 27, and %.
The Frank Herrick two lots in the
I'd ward have been sold to Mrs. M.
Sweeney through the agency of Sweeney
& Biederman. Consideration, $3.50.
The VIM. Condor two lots in the
End ward have been sold to VIM. Morrisey
through the agency of Sweeney & Bic
derman. Consideration about $3.50.
All those who have not received
their dishes which were brought to the
hall on night of campfire, will find them
at Mrs. Ell. FL. Dickinson's near the hall.
The next attraction at the Good
Templar's lodge rooms will be Shadow
Auction on Wednesday. evening, Feb.
20. Come if you want some fun. A
basket supper at the close of the auction.
Have you paid your taxes? Ii not
Treasurer Dickinson invites you to call
at his Office and do SO at once as he
wishes to make returns at the county
seat soon.
Wednesday evening, Feb. Ii, Miss
Stella Ogden entertained three sleigh
loads of her school at her home. Sup
per was served for over forty, after
which games were played and a good
time enjoyed by all.
Remember that tonight (Thursdav)
is the masquerade of the Wisconsin
Club. Arrangements more elaborate
than ever have been made for this party
and it is expected that large audience
will be present.
e. J. Seaver, travelling salesman fol
Beloit glove and mitten factory, was in
Edgerton the latter part of the week
Mr.. Seaver was resident of ,Edgertor
at one time, and moved from here te
Whitewater.
At the annual meeting of the River
side Creamery Building association, helc
in MELVILLE Wednesday, February 9Th
PC. Maxson was reelected president
and August Husen was elected as one o.
the directors.