The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-12-13
The Elgin price of butter is 241Sc

The Elgin price of butter is 241ac
this week.
Another mantle of snow covered the
ground Thursday morning.
-Drs. w. G. and Geo. McManus are
entertaining their sister, Mrs. W. w.
Cook of Lincoln, Neb.
Scott Hatch arrived home Monday
evening from very pleasant visit to his
old home in New England.
A. Lafave fell from his wagon while
unloading baled hay at Clllton's barn
last week, sustaining quite serious in
jury.
Darcy Bigger, who has been been
employed by the Electric Light Co., left
Monday for Iowa where he has secured a
permanent position.
The Sun Prairie Sun, which was
owned and published by W. w. Ham
mond, now serving term in prison for
incendiarism, has been suspended.
Three cases of scarlet fever have de-
veloped in the family of Hiram Smith
during the week and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joel Thompson also has mild
attack of the same disease.
Sam Wileman's livery stable and
stock was sold on Friday to G. HI. Bliven.
The outfit is one of the best in town and
Mr.. Bliven will probably continue bust
ness at the old stand.
John Ell. Arthur, now living in Cleve-
land, Ohio has been calling upon Ed
gerton friends during the week. He
says it does his eyes good to see the i'm
provements that are going on in our
thriving town.
"A. M. COPYRIGHT was taken to Mil
waukee last week by DR.. Martin for an
operation in hospital there for seri-
Gus rupture of long standing. The pa
tient is now fairly on the road to recov-
cry.
Some very fine views of the build
ings at the poor farm can be seen at Will
Bardeen's studio. Out of all the photo
graphers in Rock county, Bardeen was
selected to make views of the buildings
and lawns at the county farm.
From information received this
week it is learned that Oscar Perry, who
recently went into the employ of the
Mexican Central R'y, has already re-
ceived promotion and is now assigned
to the superintendent office in the City
of Mexico.
The new clothing store of Babcock
& Birkenmeyer in the Bentley building
on Front street is now open to the pub
lie. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Dec. II, ID and IA, the opening of the
store will be celebrated with a great dis
count sale.
The young ladies society of the
Norwegian Lutheran church will hold a
Fair in the basement of the church next
Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th. Doors
open at 5 o'clock p. m. Light refresh
ments will be served. Every body well
come.
Miss Gertrude Peterson, who unex-
pectedly left for Chicago owing to case
of scarlet fever in the family where she
boarded in this city, will return the first
week in January to resume her class of
music here. In order to avoid any fears
from contagion she decided to leave
town for short time.
DIR. McChesney went to GAINESVILLE
Tuesday to assist in an operation at the
hospital upon Burt F. Nowlan of the
Gazette, who submitted to the amputa-
ton of his leg which has been diseased
for some years. The operation had been
advised as the only means of staying the
disease and was delayed until the pa
TENTS physical condition would warrant.
1t took place Tuesday afternoon and
Mr.. Nowlan passed through the ordeal
in good condition, giving hope of his ul-
innate recovery,