The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-11-01
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Mrs. M. J. McDonough is passing
the week with friends in GAINESVILLE.
C. H. Babcock and wife visited with
friends in GAINESVILLE Tuesday.
F. Burt Carr and wife were in Chi
cage the first few days of the week.
Clarence Babcock is in Chicago
buying goods for the Department store.
Geo. Spike and wife were visiting
friends in GAINESVILLE Saturday and Sun
day.
Alfred Henderson and wife passed
Sunday with relatives in Milton juno
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Earle were shop
ping in Chicago a couple of days the
past week,
Deputy Sheriff Wallace Cockrane of
GAINESVILLE was in Edgerton for a few
hours Tuesday.
w. A. Shelley returned from the In
diana mineral springs on Tuesday much
improved in health.
John Barlow and wife of Dayton,
Wis, passed the first few days of the
week with friends in Edgerton.
Fred Dreyer. clerk in Babcock &
Birkenmeyer's Department store, spent
Sunday with relatives near Waukesha.
The Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
P. G. Brown Friday afternoon of this
week.
Work on the new Congregational
parsonage is progressing rapidly and the
building will be ready for occupancy
early in December.
Work on the MELVILLE bridge is pro-
crossing slowly on account of the diff
Guilty in procuring the stone of which
the piers are to be built.
Married, in the village of Fulton, on
Oct. %, 1901, by Rev. A. S. Reid, Mr..
Julius Hakenstad and Miss Annie M.
Kelch, both of this county
John Cobb, who is tenant on one
of E. G. Hopkins farms in the Kickapoo
valley, has been visiting friends in this
section during the week.
Owing to the success of the Rum
mage sale and the large number of arti-
cles brought in, the sale will be held
over until Friday evening.
The Ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional church is holding Rummage
Sale at Phoenix Hall. The ladies are
requested to bring as many articles as
possible.
Secure your tickets at Ash's for the
lecture course entertainment at Royal
Hall, Friday evening, November LIST. A
first-class entertainment at very low
price.
Marshal Reynolds and nightwatch-
man Ratzlaff both assumed their duties
again on Monday. Their leave of alb
sence on account of sickness has extend
ed over several weeks.
F. w. Coon and daughter Minerva
left Monday morning for an extended
trip through the southern states. They
90 with the Wisconsin Press Association
on their annual Outing"
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet at the
church next Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
9Th There is plenty of work and a
large attendance is requested.
Only fair sized audience greeted
John Arthur and company in their per
Torrance at Royal Hall last Saturday
evening. The reputation of Mr.. Arthur
merited much better patronage.
II. J. Atwood fell from the top of a
corn crib Monday afternoon and sus
tanned fracture of the right hip DR.
McChesney was called, the fracture re.
duced and Mr.. Atwood is in fair way
for speedy recovery.
e. P. Bennett, who resigned his pc
sition as compositor in the Reporter of
fee last spring to accept place in the
treasury office at Madison, has gone te
Washington where he has secured EN-
ployment in the government printing
office.
"A memorial postal card, in honor Of
the late president will be issued by the
postoffice department about December l
to supercede the Jefferson postal care
now in common use. The new card viii
bear on it's face the picture of President
Mckinley, his name and dates of hi:
birth and death. The words Omitted
States of America, employed on the JEFF
ferson card, will be omitted.