The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-10-31

Jesse Howard of Milton, Saturday and
Sunday.
&C. Fl. Banks came down from Black
River Falls to pass portion of the week
with his mother.
Harry Ash has been confined to his
home most of the week but is believed to
be mending slightly.
Mrs. E. J. Bleything has sold her
residence property in the third ward to
Chas. Stark for $1,000.
Mr.. W. r. Woods of Viroqua, Ill,
has been a guest of Postmaster Whittet's
family for the past two weeks.
-Chas. W. Birkenmeyer and family
are now pleasantly installed in their ele-
giant new home on Washington street.
Mrs. l, w. Hager of GAINESVILLE, sis
ter of Mrs. P. @. Brown of this city, is
the proud mother of twin daughters,
born on Thursday last.
i Members of the Ladies Aid society
of the Albion M. e. church were enter
tanned by Mrs. A. w. Stephens at the
parsonage in this city Thursday.
The funeral of Mrs. Barney Riley, an
old resident of the town of Porter, was
held from st. Joseph's church Monday
morning and was largely attended.
ALI women over twenty-one years of
age have the right to vote at the COM
ing election for the constitutional
amendment and for county and state
superintendent.
Marshal Erdahl of Stoughton was
down Friday with warrant for the ar
rest of Ole Bradison for connection with
some brawl, for which a justice ticketed
him to the county Jail for short term.
Friends here have received an
nouncement cards of the marriage of
Mr.. Ed. Langhotf and Miss Mabel Kurtz,
which took place at the brides home in
Pittsville Wis, Wednesday, October %,
1902.
Harry Hutson, mail carrier on Ru-
raj route No. l, has purchased new and
neat wrgon with all the handy .appli-
ances for the business. 1t is enclosed
and is designed for comfort in stormy or
cold weather.
Regular services in the M. e. church
next Sunday. Morning subject, "Win-
ming Forces" evening subject, "An Old
Testament Love Story Free seats,
good singing and hearty welcome for
all. You are invited.
There was received at this station
Friday fine two-year heifer and a
yearling bull registered short horns,
that were purchased at the auction sale
at Whitewater by Alex. White and B.
Hardwick of the town of Porter.
Herman Uidicker left Monday even
ing for Spencer, Wis, where he will
spend some time looking after the mar
keting of several thousand cords of wood
cut from his farm near that place. A
team and driver were also taken up.
Reserved seats for IA Foxy Boy
will be on sale at Ash's Friday morning,
October 31st. Tickets for reserved seats
J are 80 cents. General admission 25 and
IS cents. Manager Ash guarantees this
show to be first-class. They are playing
all the larger cities in the state.
; Members of the street committee
have recently inspected the sidewalks
about the city, and find in many places
very poor walks. 1t is requested that
: property owners have their walks re-
paired where needed before winter
begins.
The Edgerton Telephone Co. has
just issued new list of exchange sub
scribers, including all those added dur
| ing the year-some fifty Of them. Pa
} irons can obtain the new schedule by
calling at central An even 200 sub
, scribers are now connected with the
local exchange.
The Women's Clubs of Edgerton
will vote at the coming election, Nov
4th, for the constitutional amendment
} and for county and state uperintendents
and invite the women of Edgerton to
cooperate with them in this. All WON
en- wishing to vote are invited to meet at
! the Public Library at three o'clock on
election day.
, Rev. Linnevold has been offered the
, passionate of the Norwegian Lutheran
church in Lacrosse. The Edgerton con-
gregation will hold meeting immedi-
ately after the morning service next
Sunday to pass resolution as to wheth-
er it is advisable for the pastor to give
up his present charge and accept the
call from Lacrosse.
The Edgerton High School foot ball
. team met its Waterloo at Lake Mills
last Saturday when the Millers ran UP a