The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-11-21

Il. Z. Tallard left for trip Of the
eastern tobacco markets Friday.
| -Robt Maltpress was up from Beloit
j for few days during the week while
nursing lame foot, the result of step
ping upon spike.
Usual services at the M. e. church
| next Sunday. Morning subject, "Christ's
Prayer in the GARDEN evening subject,
"Flowers in the Desert"
Frank Burgy returned from deer
! hunting near Boyd, Wis, Thursday
morning, bringing home the regulation
two deer as trophies of the hunt.
Miss Anna Nelson took advantage
OF the cheap rates to the Minneapolis
I foot ball game Saturday to visit friends
in the twin cities few days during the
j week.
Mrs. j. H. Maltpress is in the Lake
Side Hospital, Chicago, where she was
taken by DIR. Cleary for an operation on
Saturday which apparently has been
successful
Don't forget the fair the ladies of
the Congregational church are prepar-
ing for Dec. 10th. All kinds of ufeful
and fancy articles suitable for Christmas
gifts will be for SALE
Rev. l.. FL. Keller of Milwaukee, Wis
, tied among Edgerton friends few hours
Thursday while on his way to Stoughton
where he participated in the dedication
of the new Congregational church at
that place.
The grade departments of the public
schools will be dismissed at 2:3G o'clock
on Monday in order that the children
may witness the performance of the
wonderful dog "Bozzie" at Royal Hall.
/ Herman Lidicker returned from
Clark comfy Tuesday evening. He has
been supervising the cutting of large
, lot of cord wood which will be marketed
! as soon as snow comes sufficient to sled
it out of the woods.
i VIM. Mccormick, the Riverside whistler,
will give two entertainments at Royal
! Hall Monday. Afternoon at 2:45; even
ing at $40. The prices of admission are:
Afternoon, Is cents; evening, 35 and SO
cents.
Acting Street Commissioner Ratzlaff
nd Of rsx,s
Front street its final fall cleaning. It's
very tidy job and is appreciated by
the business houses on the street. Mr..
Ratzlaf makes one of the best street
j commissioners the city has had.
| Thanksgiving turkeys will be scarce
and high this season. A wet summer
was bad for the rearing of the young
birds and the result is that there are few
large focks of turkeys in the country.
A buyer informs us that the most he
could find in four days riding was 300
! birds. Ten cents live is being paid.
The second number of the Fulton
i Lecture course will be filled by Rev.
Madison Wilbur Chase Friday evening,
| December 9Th. Mr.. Chase is one of
those pleasant speakers and his lectures
abound with wit and humor and an
, audience is always more than pleased
! with the entertainment which he gives.
Edgerton people please remember the
date, Friday evening, Dec. 9TH.
! Rev. j. Linnevold has decided to de-
cline the call from the La Crosse congre-
CATION The Edgerton congregation is
enjoying strong and steady progress,
and it will no doubt in few years be-
come one of the largest congregations in
the Koshkonong district. The induce
ments to remove to Lacrosse were many
and tempting, but the pastor considers
his present charge of sufficient impor-
! lance to justify his declining the. offer
from the wider field of labor in Lacrosse.