The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-11-28

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Miss Nettie Holt of GAINESVILLE spent
Sunday with Miss Lewise Pomeroy in
this city.
Work on the new kiIns is being rap
idly pushed forward at Whittet Bros
brick yard.
VIM. Stricken is back again after
serving the state for about three years
at Waupun.
The American Cigar Co.'S warehouse
has been supplied with water from the
city mains this week.
The Children of Mary will meet at
the T. A. & B. hall each Saturday at 2
D. m. until further notice.
Father Harlin attended the meeting
of the knights of Columbus at James
Vile last Thursday evening.
Mrs J. f. Ware and daughter Olive
went to Milwaukee Wednesday to pass
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Ware.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen and Mrs. j. A.
Johnson are passing a portion of the
week with Mrs. Wilt in Chicago.
The Musical Literary club will meet
on Friday eve, Nov. 28th, at the home of
Mrs. D. |. Wilson All are invited.
L. e. Gette and wife passed Sunday
with friends in Winslow, ILL.,, where Mr..
Gettle has some property interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances E. Morey of
Grand Rapids, have been guests Of e. Q.
Hopkins and family during the week.
State Bank Examiner Kuot was
here on an official review of the records
of the Tobacco Exchange bank during
the week.
Mrs John Mawhinney is home from
several weeks absence in western New
York, where she was called by the death
of her mother.
Seven hundred and fifty sheep will
be sold at auction at Shepard's feeding
yards next Saturday afternoon, for &C
count Of western owners.
Miss Julia Rockafellow few years
ago q teacher at the Edgerton high
school, was recently elected county sup
erintendent in Waukesha county
The Ladies Society of the Congrega
tional church will meet at the church on
Wednesday, December Sd. Lunch will
be served. A full attendance is desired.
C. w. Willie has been appointed car
rer on route No. in the place of Glen
Smith, resigned. He will enter upon
the duties of the appointment about
December LIST,
twenty five pounds of granulated
sugar for one dollar is what an Edgerton
merchant is advertising, The warm
weather and this low price on sugar
make US all feel easy about the price of
coal.
-Tho3. Keaey, an old and respected
resident of the town of Fulton, died on
Tuesday morning after an extended i'll
ness. Funeral services will take place
from st. Joseph's church Thanksgiving
morning
Mr.. JOS Swan of Lincoln, Neb an
old eating house manager on the Bur
lington Ry. SYSTEM was in town during
the week looking up hotel property in
this city. He returned to Chicago on
Tuesday.
A OF INT ~ no
held this winter has been issued by Geo.
McKerrow, superintendent. Rock coun-
ty gets but one appointment at Newark
March 5 and 6, and Dane county two
Rockdale and Waunakee, both February
26 and q.
An entertaining social was given by
the Eastern Star at their lodge rooms
Tuesday evening which was attended by
more then eighty guests. The evening
was pleasantly passed with games, en-
tertainments, ETC., making the occasion
one of enjoyment.
The first anthracite coal received in
Edgerton since the strike, came in dur
ing the week consigned to the Heddles
Lumber Co. Mr.. Heddles obtained four
cars from recent cargo landed in Mil
waukee which was distributed as far as
it would go one car load to town
The electric railway problem is
again occupying the attention Of the
people OF the little village of Catfish, and
there seems to be very good grounds to
suppose that they will be accommodated
with a road before another year passes
by Fulton is an ideal site for the loca-
ton of city and with an electric road
or two there is no telling what its future
may be. 81