The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26

his week.
Mrs. G. Fl, Bliven and daughter re-
turned to New York Wednesday evening.
Watch out for the 'apple" social to
be given in the near future by the W.
r. G.
B. S. Miller of Rhinelander visited
among relatives here couple of days
this week
Rev. Henry Sewell of Evansville
passed Monday as a guest of Philip
Bonns family.
Frank TaImadge, wife and daughter
of Whitewater passed Sunday with
friends in this city
Philip Bonn has been quite seriously
iii during the week with long standing
kidney trouble.
Mrs. ALI Henderson returned home
today from visit at the home Of Allan
Skinner in Oconomowoc.
An Eastern Star Chapter was Or
by Evansville members of the order.
The old tavern at Union, an old land
mark on the Madison road for more than
a half century will soon be torn down.
The republican convention to nomi-
nate candidate for the assembly in the
GAINESVILLE district will be held Oct. 7th.
u Mrs. John Thorsen and family were
visiting with friends in and about
Stoughton the first few days of the week.
Tuesday evening, October I'd, is the
time of the next regular meeting of
Camp 440, NJ. w. A. Members are re-
quested to be present.
Mrs DR., Shepard and Miss Char
lotte, who have been visiting DR.. Shep-
ards family in this city, returned to their
Iowa home Wednesday.
E. M. Laid reports the following
sales Albert Sacks house and lot to
Frank Livick; Lever Peterson's house
and lot to Herman Ehenfeldt.
Miss Janette Atwood left Friday for
Los Angeles, Cal, to accept a responsible
position as instructor in the Cumnock
School of Expression in that city.
Funeral services were held Sunday
church over the remains of the six weeks
old baby of VIM. Cebell and wife, Rev
Spillman officiating.
Andrew Jensen has sold the Touring
mill machinery in the old mill near the
water works plant to Minneapolis par
ties and workmen are busy this week
taking out the same and loading it for
shipment.
Geo. w. Brown, an old resident of
Blooming Grove, Dane county, died on
Tuesday afternoon. w. 7. and 0. r.
Pomeroy and their wives and Orrin Pom
eroy left Thursday afternoon to attend
the funeral Friday.
Mayor Doty received an invitation
to attend the banquet given President
Roosevelt by the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' association at Milwaukee on
Wednesday evening, but owing to bust
ness matters he was unable to attend.
There will be missionary service
at the Norwegian Lutheran church next
Sunday morning. Rev. R. 0. Brandt OF
Mcfarland will preach. An offering
will be given to the home mission fund
In the evening Rev. Brandt will conduct
services in the English language. All
are welcome.
The Congregational church has been
decorated during the past two weeks
and will be open again next Sunday
The pastor will preach morning and
evening. Subject for the morning ste
What Purpose This Waste?' Evening
"Unmarketable Wares"
The Whittet Bros. received an order
for 100000 brick this week to be shipped
to Merrill, Wis. 1t is compliment te
the local yard to know that the order
was placed here on the merit of the
goods alone-other brick could be
bought cheaper. 1t is the largest order
ever placed so far from home.
Saturday evening, October 4th, is
the opening date of the Fulton Lecture
Course, at which time the George Fl
lott Concert company will appear This
attraction merits a large patronage, as
they are said to be one of the very best
the bureaus are sending ont The man
agement of the Fulton Course are also
entitled to great deal of credit in Sc
curing good things in this line and q
large attendance will be appreciated by
them. Now is the time to get season
tickets. Call on or address the Fulton
Lecture Course, Fulton, Wis.