The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25

to 27 cents this week.
Mr.. j. D. Whittet has been worse
again the past few days.
Miss Mary Flagg has been gaining
strength some during the week.
Chandos Pruyn transacted business
in Chicago the first of the week.
Mrs. G.. G. Fay of Ft. Atkinson is a
guest of Robert Attlesey's family.
Charles Stevens of Beloit is home to
spend few weeks with his parents here.
"A handsome new piano was placed
in the home of A. w. Shumway Satur-
day.
If you have house to let, put line
in The Reporter. It brings customer
every time.
Mrs Chan. Robinson has been pay
ing a visit of few days to her husband
at Readstown.
H. S. McGifin, wife and daughter,
Wilma, of GAINESVILLE were guests of Ed
gerton friends over Sunday.
&C. e. Carey has been remodeling and
putting an addition on his residence on
the corner of Main and Swift Streets.
The senior class of the high school
will have the G. w. Best Concert Co.
here on the evening of May 9th, at Roy
al Hall.
MIR. Ward Went worth has been con
fined to his home for several weeks past
with painful injury to his knee that is
slow in healing.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of Chandos J. Pruyn an
nouncing the sale of the bankrupt stock
of the Fair store.
"A telephone company has been Or
ganized at Mcfarland with capital of
$500 by M. D. Larson, e. N. Edwards
and w. S. MacFarlin.
After passing the winter in the en-
ploy of Charlie Shannon at Westby
Roger Watson returned to his home in
this city Tuesday evening.
"A warm wave coming from the south
west brought fine taste of mid summer
heat Monday. Eighty-fve degrees is
unusual weather for April.
C. G. Biederman and Nicholas An
derson have been appointed road super
intendents in the town of Albion and
the town divided into two districts.
Regular services at the M. E. church
next Sunday; morning subject, Gray
Hairs" Evening subject, give Plucky
Girls" Young ladies are especially in
vited to attend this service.
The music class, under instruction
of Miss Peterson, will give recital Fri
day evening at the home of J. A. Thomp-
son. An interesting program has been
prepared for the friends of the students.
Oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen - the
water we drink and the air we breathe,
their relation to combustion considered
by the science of chemistry, at Schmel-
ing's hall, Saturday evening, April 26.
The latest addition to Richards &
Pringle's Mammoth Minstrels is troupe
of Arabian Demonites. There are fifty
people in the company and they will be
at Royal Hall, Tuesday evening,
April Doth.
Capt. Milton Fl. Doty, at one time
proprietor of the U. S. Hotel here for a
year or so, died at his home in Brodhead
last Thursday. Deceased was captain of
Co. G Sth Wisconsin Infantry in the
civil war.
BE sure and visit the Dutch Mar
ket'' in G. A. r. hall Tuesday night,
April %, from 5 to s o'clock. Everything
to make a good supper will be found in
the Market, also ice cream and candy.
All your past and future revealed by the
Queen of the Gypsies.
&C. F. Mabbett has decided to build
new house this season on the site of
his present residence on Albion street.
The present homestead building will be
moved onto a lot facing Rollin street and
the family will occupy it until the new
structure is completed. The plans for
the new residence call for one of the
most complete and modern homes in the
city.
"A feather bed which Mrs. Downey
left out doors one evening a short time
ago, was stolen and no trace of it can be
had. The bed was one which had been
in the family for years and years and was
priced very highly by Mrs Downey.
Several thefts have been made in the
north part of the city lately and little
detective work might bring the guilty
ones to trial.