The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-02-14
-Silas Thwing has removed his fam

Next TUESDAY IS the udCo IOI ICS uidA
meeting of the common council.
Hear Charles Winter Wood at Royal
Hall, Monday evening, Feb. 18th.
Mr. and Mrs T. B Earle were Chi
cago visitors few days this week.
H. McInnes is looking after tobacco
shipments at Bo5cobel and Readstown
this week.
Miss Isabel Mcintosh returned last
week from Whitewater having completed
her course at the Normal.
The Missionary Society of the Con
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
John P. Coon Friday afternoon.
Rev. F. L. Moore and D. T. Sayre
went to Whitewater Tuesday evening to
attend lecture by Jacob Refs.
The Musical Literary society will
meet at the home of w. T. Pomeroy Fri
day evening for which an interesting
program has been prepared.
There will be talk given to ladies
early in the following week and it will
be advertised by window cards. Ladies,
keep watch for this notice.
Editor Rankin of the Muscoda
Waterman was an over Sunday visitor
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I'll. J. Stangl
in this city.
Sheriff Maltpress, wife and daughter
were up from GAINESVILLE Monday and
stayed over to attend the G.. A. r. camp
fire in the evening.
J. A. Thompson, Sam Wileman, j.
M Conway, Frank Kellogg and Theo.
Clark were in Chicago Wednesday at
tending the big horse sale.
The annual meeting of the Cemetery
Association to have been held Monday
evening, Feb. 10th, was adjourned for
one week. The meeting will be held at
r Wilson Bros, Monday evening, Feb. II,
at o'clock.
abraham Lincoln, the President"
will be the subject of the morning SER
vice at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning. In the evening the
subject will be Sealed Orders" an ad-
dress to young men.
Ole A. Able, aged about 80 years,
was found dead by the roadside about
six miles east of Stoughton Monday
morning by Martin Halverson. It is
presumed he had been drinking and fell
down and froze to death.
"A pleasant company of relatives
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob johnson Monday evening to assist
in celebrating their 25th wedding ami
versary Mr.. and Mrs. o. Gunderson of
Stoughton were among the guests.
ALI those who were fortunate enough
to hear the celebrated impersonator,
Charles Winter Wood, as we'll as those
VINO were not so fortunate, will be
pleased to learn that he will again be
with us Monday, February 18th at Royal
Hall.
The Emery Farm at Albion shipped
by express a full blood Jersey bull calf
from this station Wednesday morning to
L. Larson at Ormsby, MINI. Mr.. Larson
is prominent Jersey breeder in that
state and is adding to his herd a valua-
BILE strain.
Frank Ash and Roy Hopkins have
leased Royal Hail and assumed manage
ment of the same. From this time on
the theatre going people of Edgerton
and vicinity may look for standard at
fractions, as the aim of the new manage
ment is to book nothing but frst-class
companies.
Without fear of offending the Fulton
horse reporter, we will venture to state
that car of surplus trotting stock was
shipped from this city to the Chicago
horse sale this week. 1t is true that
some of the animals have been out
classed by recent importations, but the
Fulton jotter should remember that it is
no reflection on horsemen of Edgerton
that they were forced to part with them
The man who has a blow pipe or
thawing out continuance finds employ
ment to his entire satisfaction these
days. Water pipes about town have
been making regular business of freez-
ing up and the blow pipe man is making
a business of thawing them out. For
domestic purposes the yard hydrant is a
confirmed nuisance and the water taker
who puts them in comes to grief when
the frosts of winter begin to lower in the
ground. With the hydrant frozen tight,
the cistern dry and not snow enough to
gather tub full, the family are in a
hard way for water supply.