The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-09-13

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The Elgin butter market is firm at
20 cents.
quo Vadis" at Royal Hall, Wednes
day evening, Sept. 18th.
Sheriff MaItpress was in town for
short time Tuesday.
L. G. Whittet and wife passed Sun
day with relatives in Chicago.
"A new cement walk is to be extended
down Swift street as far as the bridge.
Miss Minerva Coon has been visiting
friends in Oconomowoc during the week.
Mrs E. E. Wilt concluded her visit
here Monday, returning to her Chicago
home
-Orson Thompson and wife of Cam
bridge have been passing the week with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. c. w. Pool of Duluth has been
visiting old time friends in this city and
at Albion during the week.
Oliver Davis and wife of Norton
Vile KAN have been visiting friends in
this section a portion of the week.
"A boys shoe was found in the road
near Geo. Nichols place in Porter, which
the owner can have by calling on him.
VIM Spencer of Bunker Hill, ILL.,
has been visiting his brother, John
Spencer and family, during the week.
Miss Lydia Jensen left Monday for
Red Wing, Mimi to attend the semi
nary in that place the coming school
year.
Jos. Pollard has purchased the in
terest of the other heirs in the farm IN
the town of Albion, formerly owned by
his father.
Mrs. Ole Hauge will entertain the
Kvindeforening in the basement of the
Norwegian Lutheran church, Thursday,
Sept. 29th.
Mrs. w. S. Heddles and children ar
rived home Friday evening from visit
of several weeks with her sister at Ne
gaunee, Mich.
Ed Lord is back from Chicago now
almost fully recovered from his surgical
experience in the hospital, where he was
operated on for appendicitis.
Miss Scofield of Evansville has sue
ceeded Miss Olson as stenographer in
the office of the Heddles Lumber Co. in
this city, the latter having been trans
ferred to the Madison Office.
Lee Alder was brought home from
the GAINESVILLE hospital Monday evening.
Three weeks ago he submitted to an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis and though still
weak is gaining slowly,
The brick work on the new brick
block opposite the Carleton Hotel, has
commenced, the HenderSons having the
job in charge. The interior frame has
reached the third story.
Leroy Gill; who has been about Ed
gerton for the past two years, has taken
an interest in the leading hoted at Lodi
and will turn his attention to looking
The Good Templars will hold a So
ciable at Lon Dickerson's residence on
Friday evening, Sept. 18th. Light re-
freshments will be served and good
time is anticipated. An invitation is ex-
tended to all.
"A regular meeting of the Modern
Woodmen will be held Thursday even
ing, September 10Th. AS there is large
budget of business to come before this
meeting, it is quite important that all
members be present.
-Doty street, lately accepted by the
common council, has been graded and a
cement walk will be laid on the same in
a few weeks. j. W. Hertz also contem-
plates laying cement walk in front OF
his property on the Albion road
Miss Helen Harvey, who has been
elected assistant to the principal in our
high school the coming year, is daught
er of State Supt. L. B. Harvey. She is
a graduate of the Milwaukee Normal anc
has taught in the high school at White
water.
Royal Hall has been equipped with
the wisconsin Dry Chemical Flame
Killer" A move in the right direction
on the part of the management, for no
only does our opera house need these
safeguards but the patrons are entitled
to the best protection that advanced
science can give. Opera houses, schoo
and church buildings should be supplied
as we'll as the home or place of business
for life is more sacred than property.