The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-10-30
DIR. and Mrs. Morrison were callers
in GAINESVILLE last Friday.

were Lodi visitors over Sunday.
City Clerk johnson transacted bust
ness in Milwaukee the first of the week.
The Misses Keenan, of GAINESVILLE,
were guests of Mrs. Frank Kellogg on
Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet Nov.
9Th at Mrs Ole Hauge's.
Allan Skinner came over from Ocon-
omowoc Thursday and spent couple of
days with relatives here.
DIR. G. Ell. Villas of Madison has been
a guest at the home of George Gary and
wife portion of the week.
Mrs. Kate Collins passed Friday and
Saturday visiting with her daughter,
Mrs P. Garvin in Elgin, III.
-Drexel Shelley, who is attending st.
Johns Military Academy at Delafield,
passed Sunday with his parents here.
The Monday Club met with Mrs.
| DR.. Morrison this week. Those who
took part in the program were Mrs. John
P. Coon, leader, Mrs. T. A. Perry, Mrs.
A. P. Nicholson and Mrs. Morrison.
About thirty ladies surprised Mrs.
Fl. Moen Monday evening by assembling
at her home to celebrate the second an
niversary of her marriage day. A pleas
ant time is reported by those present.
About twenty babies, sweet little
tots, and every one of them good, were
in attendance at the first birthday ami
versary given by Mrs. P G. Brown last
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. l.
Hagar's twin babies.
Professor August Pieper is now To-
Gated at Chippewa Falls, Wis, where he
is meeting with great success as band
instructor. A band recently organized
in that city numbering forty pieces is
under his tutorship.
-Chas. White of Porter received at
this station Friday three head of regis
tered Short Horns, consisting Of yearl.
ing bull and two 2-yearold heifers, that
| were purchased at sale near Darling
| ton.
The brick work to the front of the
new bank has been completed and ar
rangements for interior finishing and fur
nishings are being made with all posi-
BILE haste. 1t is expected that the new
bank will open for business within the
next four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Buchanan de-
parted Tuesday for Rockford, ILL.,, where
they will make their home in the future
Mr.. Buchanan will continue as leader OF
the Edgerton Cornet band and will come
up twice week to give instructions at
practice meetings.
F. w. Coon and wife departed Sat
urday for Chicago at which place they
| Joined the members of the Wisconsin
! Press Association on a trip to Washing
ton and other important cities in the
east. The party left Chicago on spec
ial train last Sunday and will be gone
Just week.
Since Monday when the new SEIZED.
ule went into effect, the afternoon pas
senger train west does not stop for din
ner at Milton Junction and therefore
arrives Is minutes earlier. The change
effects the leaving of the connecting
train at GAINESVILLE which is Is minutes
earlier.
On alighting from the train at Mil
ton junction few day ago, an Edgerton
man asked to be directed to Conn &
Schmidt's store. Follow the crowd,
said a Miltonite, land you'll find it. ,
| This explains why the firm were obliged
to move into larger quarters at the
Junction.
| "A notice of auctions, when bills are
printed at this office, will be given free
in The Reporter. The large circulation
of this paper makes the advertising OF
auctions in its columns fully as valuable
as that obtained through the medium OF
posters. Parties intending to have auc-
ton bills printed will do we'll to get
posted in this respect.
"A new time table went into effect on
this division of the st. Paul road Sun
day. The most important change in
passenger time was made on number
going west, which left this station at
2:12 p m. and the time now is 1:44 p.
m. A slight change was made in the
east bound passenger from $50 to 1901
a. m. See corrected time table for all
other trains.
The Evansville Fair Association has
some trouble on its hands which may
prove expensive. Last September Mrs.
Reckord was accidentally shot in the
arm while attending the fair. She now
brings suit for $500 damages and her