The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-10-11

IT, Is and 10.
W. S. Heddles is having furnace
placed in his residence.
The Elgin price for butter was fixed
at % cents for this week.
Remember the benefit dance given
by the Edgerton band tonight.
H. B. Knapp and wife visited rela
tives in Jefferson a portion of the week.
Free street parade at noon each day
by the Peoples Players celebrated band.
Marshal Reynolds is off duty again
on account of a leg that is troubling
him.
L. w. Pierce of Danbury, Iowa, is
here visiting his nephews, the Ogden
brothers.
Henry johnson and wife visited
friends in Chicago from Saturday until
Thursday.
Mrs T. II. Bowen went to Chicago
Wednesday evening on visit to her
daughter
Rev. +. L. Moore and wife have re-
turned from brief vacation passed with
relatives in minnesota
-Undersheriff Geo. Rea and wife of
GAINESVILLE were up for an over Sunday
visit with Edgerton friends.
Services conducted by the pastor
will take place at the usual hours at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Willie Williams, who has been in
Baltimore for several months past is
back for visit of home and friends here.
Mrs. Rollin Child and her daughters,
Mrs. Olson and Miss Child, of Iowa,
have been visiting relatives here during
the week.
Dave Lampman, night operator at
this station, has been transferred to
GAINESVILLE for the time being and given
day job.
DIR. Cleary took Emil Goeda to Chi
cago Tuesday for treatment at the Pres
byterian hospital for tubucular affection
of his knee.
&C. M. eager is having ten foot
cement walk laid on the Swift street
side of the block occupied by the de-
partment store.
w. T. Pomeroy and Misses Edna
Pomeroy and Eta Whittet attended
the Congregational convention at Mil
waukee last week.
Frank Burdick, agent for the Mil
waukee road at Lake City, Mimi, has
been visiting his parents here while off
duty on brief vacation.
Hon. Henry Tarrant of GAINESVILLE,
left for Buffalo last week, where he is to
have charge of the Wisconsin fruit ex-
hibit for some twenty days.
Arthur Warner and wife visited Mr..
Warmers old home in Juneau this week
and also attended the wedding of Miss
Irma Edwards, popular young lady of
that place.
Miss Mary Flagg, who has been Wis
iting relatives in New Jersey for more
than year past, returned on Friday to
make her home in her brothers family
again.
Don't forget to attend the enter
tainment under the auspices of the t.
A. 4 B. Society at Royal Hall this
Thursday evening. Good speaking
and good music.
w. A. Shelly has been nursing bad
case of rheumatism in one of his arms
during the past week. He left Wednes-
day for the Indiana Mineral Springs to
try the mud baths.
Conductor Ben Olson and wife of
McGregcr, Iowa, were here to attend
the china wedding at P. @, Browns Fri
day evening. Mr. Olson runs on the
Milwaukee road west of McGregor.
Mrs. Henry Ebbott, Mrs. VIM.
Whittet and Mrs. Arthur Vickers re-
turned Wednesday morning from Red
wood Falls, Mimi, where they had been
visiting during the past few weeks.
The Musical and Literary society
will begin another season with an initial
meeting on Friday evening, Oct. 18th, at
the home of Mrs G.. f. Tallard. A mis-
cellaneous program has been arranged
aud all are invited to attend
Misses Sexton and Chubby, trained
nurses of Palmyra who are now employ
ed in Edgerton, will permanently locate
in this city. There is evidently a field
here that will furnish steady employ.
ment to competent nurses, and we trust
these young ladies will be we'll received.