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


Miss Mary Watson is visiting with
Miss Rilla Pruyn in Lodi this week.
Andrew Jensen arrived home Mon
day morning after weeks absence in
Iowa.
e. G.. Hopkins and A. d. Fessenden
left Wednesday evening on trip up the
Kickapoo valley.
H. S. McGiffin, wife and daughter,
wilma, of GAINESVILLE passed Sunday with
relatives in this city.
DR. E. l.. Shepard was in st. Paul
again early in the week looking after
stock for his feeding station.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lienau and fam
lily of Stoughton visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Sullivan over Sunday.
Henry Ebbott, T. B. Earle, Jake
Ressler and e. M Laid left foe trip to
Barron county Wednesday evening.
John Barlow and wife of Dayton,
Wis, have been visiting relatives in Ed
gerton few days during the week.
Fred Campbell and wife were called
to Walworth early in the week to attend
the funeral OF grandmother Campbell.
The ladies society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs A. S.
Flagg Wednesday afternoon, Nov. Goth.
Thanksgiving next Thursday. Cor
respondents please take notice and for
ward their letters a day earlier than
usual.
-Mesdames T. b. Earle, Henry John
son, Geo. Underhill and Fl. McInnes
made shopping tour to Milwaukee on
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. X. Jessup is again quite
seriously i'll with an affection that has
sent her to hospital twice without per
manent relief
Jack Dorsey of the Carlton force at
tended the foot ball game at Minneapo-
lis and also paid his brother visit at
st. Paul over Sunday.
An item of Importance was over
looked last week. On Tuesday, Novem-
Der 18th, girl baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Croft.
&C. f. Mabbett's new home is fast
approaching completion. The lawn has
been nicely graded and the place ready
for occupancy in a short time now.
Everybody should see the famous
dog, "Bozzie," and the celebrated whis-
tier and magician at Royal Hall next
Monday afternoon and evening.
II. B. Earle has recently purchased
half interest in 800 acre farm near
Rice Lake from E. M. Laid and Dr.
Holton. Consideration, $780,
Postmaster Whittet was called to
Chicago Sunday by telegram announc-
ing the illness of his wife who was visit
ing her sister in that city
The new feed mill of the Heddles
Lumber Co. has been started during the
week, operated by the electric current
furnished by Light Co.'S plant at Indian
Ford.
A few flakes of snow fell Sunday,
the first of the season, but the weather
since has been delightfully."- pleasant for
the time of year. The coal famine has
scarcely been felt so far.
-Orvin Mosher, who has lived about
this section for several years past, died
last week at the county house near
GAINESVILLE from diabetis. He had been
county charge but few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Conway re-
turned Friday evening from an extended
wedding trip through the east, spending
some time among relatives in Massach-
usetts. They have since been arranging
to begin housekeeping in the Sutton
home in this city.
Roy Ogden, son of James Ogden,
met with serious accident last Tues
day. At the school grounds he was hit
in the face by foot ball in such man
ner as to nearly cost him the loss of an
eye. He was taken to GAINESVILLE on Sat-
urday where the eye was treated by
specialist and under favorable conditions
it is thought that it may be saved.
Three thousand Montana sheep ar
rived Tuesday morning by special train
and were unloaded at the Shepard feed
ing station here for few days rest be-
fore being forwarded to the Chicago
market. About 1000 of them were a fine
lot of fat wethers. They were shipped
from Glendive, Mont, and were accom-
panied by the owner. 1t required twelve
double deck cars to transport the ship
ment.