The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-12-06
Mrs. Frank Postel of Mucoda, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. FL. j. Stangl.

ing the fat stock show in Chicago this
week.
L. J. Merrill has moved his family
into one of Fred Vicker's houses in the
third ward.
Last Thursday night nice baby
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Christ.
Hanson.
Miss Lulu Lund was down from Ft.
Atkinson to pass Thanksgiving with her
parents here.
Mr.. e. J. Young of Madison, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Heddles
Thanksgiving.
Misses wilma and Sarah Drotning,
of Stoughton, were guests of Miss Inger
Hoen over Sunday.
"A marriage license was taken out
Tuesday by Fred Cookson and Edna
Berkel of this city.
-Messrs. John McCready and u. S.
Baer, of Madison, spent Thanksgiving
with friends in this city.
Herman Eilenfeldt and wife rejoice
over the birth of baby boy at their
home Saturday morning.
The Chicago Fat Stock show is at
tracing considerable excursion business
this week from this locality.
In the absence of the Doty family
in California, their home will be occu-
pied by Prof. Clark and wife.
Robert Gee, of Whitewater, who is
a student at the University, visited
Edgerton friends on Monday.
Mrs. Evaline Jackson of Peoria, Ill.
came Saturday evening to pass a few
weeks with her parents in this city.
II. B. Earle, L. G. Whittet, S. L.
Emery and Tony Haumerson saw the
Chicago Wisconsin football game in Chi
cago Thanksgiving.
DIR. II. w. Stillman and wife leave
next week for their winter home at
Daytona, Florida, where they usually
pass about six months of the year.
Will Bardeen has been making some
needed improvements in his photograph
studio. AS arranged now he has as han
dy and complete a gallery as will be
found in this section
1t is reported that Chris Olson of
Stoughton, who always entertained a
good opinion of Edgerton as a business
town. contemplates erecting large block
in this city if a favorable site can be
secured.
The friends of Chas. T. Hutson, who
went west few weeks ago to locate on
the Pacific coast, will be pleased to learn
that he has decided to open an office for
the practice of law at Cornell, Wash
ington, fourishing town in Franklin
county.
The Heddles Lumber Co. have re-
Gently laid hardwood plank floor in
their immense lumber sheds, so that
hereafter everything will be kept clean
and clear of dust and dirt. 1t required
over twelve thousand feet of plank to
cover the driveways.
Stephen Haight of Rockdale was in
town Monday with the information that
the extension of the Cambridge railroad
to that berg is sure go. He is looking
for big boom to follow and the crying
need now is bank and a newspaper to
help it along.
For the accommodation of our holt
day advertisers The Reporter will issue
four extra pages for few weeks at
least. These pages will also contain a
good assortment of reading and are. de-
serving Of careful perusual. New adver-
Users who have something to say to hol-
iday buyers are G. Fl. Hitchcock, James
Sutherland, Pierick Bros, D. Levy and
Bort. Bailey & Go.
Landlord Carr was a passenger on
the Chicago & Milwaukee train one night
last week when it umped switch and
came very near going into the ditch.
The train was running at good speed
when switch split and the hind truck
of a passenger coach took the siding,
while the forward part continued on the
main line. When the train was brought
to a stop it had not left the rails, but the
track was torn up for some distance and
it required the assistance of the wreck
ing train to straighten out matters.
The largest sale of seats for the Lect-
ure Course entertainments was made for
FL. Darwin McIlrath, who was billed for
Royal Hall Wednesday evening, Nov.
9th. But Mr.. McIlrath failed to keep
the date and thereby large audience
was greatly disappointed. The fault lies
wholly between DR.. McIlrath and the
Glazier Lyceum Bureau, in not notify
ing the local management of the cancella
ton of this number. The management