The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-01-10


friends in this city.
Miss Anna Collins of GAINESVILLE Wis
tied with Edgerton friends last Friday
and Saturday.
Misses Gertrude and Lizzie Johnson
of Stoughton, spent last Thursday with
Miss Josie Omsburg.
Miss Grace Brown and Miss Harriet
Reynolds returned to their school at
Prairie du CHEN on Tuesday night.
Miss Hazel Underhill took part in
the program of the Musical-Literary So
ciety in GAINESVILLE Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Geo. D. Mansfield and daughters
of johnson Creek passed portion Of
the week with former friends in this city.
Miss Gertrude Peterson is back from
the holiday vacation spent at her home
in Chicago and will resume her class in
music in this city.
Arthur Shannon went to Westby
Sunday evening, where he will have
charge of his brothers warehouse for a
few weeks.
Miss Lydia Jensen returned to her
school at Red Wing, Mimi. on Tuesday
morning after spending the holiday vaca-
tion at home.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers for the Congregational church
society will be held at the church on
Thursday evening, January 18th, at 7:3O
A full attendance is desired.
Philip Bonn and wife returned home
Friday evening from months visit
among old friends 10 Philadelphia, Bal
timore and other eastern cities. They
report pleasant trip.
DR.. J. L. HoIton has moved his
dental office to an elegant new suit in
the Schmeling block during the week.
In point of light and convenience DR..
has a model dental office now.
Edward harrington and Elizabeth
O'Connor we're married at st. Patrick S
church in GAINESVILLE Wednesday morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington will make
their home on their farm in the town OF
Fulton.
Supervisors Gettle and Hopkins
have been in GAINESVILLE during the week,
engaged in checking up the accounts of
the disbursing officers Of the county and
getting their reports in shape for Janu-
airy meeting of the county board next
week.
The next number of the Fulton
Lecture Course will occur Friday even
ing, January 18th, and will be filled by
Rev. Fred Staff of Fort Atkinson. The
title of Mr.. Stats lecture is GA Minister
on Tramp" An evening of wholesome
entertainment will be furnished all who
attend.
w. Fl. Morrissey left this city Mon
day for an extended trip of several weeks
10 the south and west. He will visit and
stop off at points in Illinois, Kansas, Ok
lahoma, Indian Territory, Texas and Col
orado. During. his absence his business
will be conducted by Edward Lawrence
who has been in his employ for a mum
Der of years.
Henry johnson is in ION the ground
floor" so to speak, having moved his in
surance office into the ground floor cor
IL Oh hor
he has an up-to-date office with all the
conveniences one could ask for. Blot
tiers and calanders will be free at the
new stand as before. A handsome new
sign will ornament the plate glass front
How much has Edgerton contributed
to the Mckinley Memorial fund? Has
any one noticed the names of our citi
zens published in the local papers as
giving to this cause? The Reporter an.
nounced several weeks ago that sub
scriptions would be received at this Office
and acknowledged, but to this date the
responses have not materialized. Is il
not time to wake up? Edgerton is moi
usually behind it's neighbors in matters
of this kind
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 7th, al
joint installation of FL. S. Swift Post and
w. r. @. the following officers were in
stalled in the Post: J. c. O'Connor
Com; M. G. Collins, S. V. Com; Martin
Keegan, Jr. V. Com; Alvin Alder, Adj.
Riley Gail, Serg.; G. S. Thomas, Chap
T. L. Stillman, @. M; A. B. Campbell
o. D.; p Mooney, o. g.; j. x. White
S. NJ; P. Quigley, @ M. S. After the
installation the members of the w. r. G
gave short program of recitations and
music and after that nice little lunch
was served by the ladies which was en-
ioyed by all present.