The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-12-11
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the same as last week-23 cents.
Mrs. James Gillies is paying visit
to her daughter, Miss Ina, in Chicago.
Remember the band concert at Roy
al Hall Saturday evening of this week.
The slate for the roof of the new
Catholic church is being laid this week.
Will Torrison of Manitowoc was
guest of Oscar Jensen the first of the
week.
"A bran new Knabe piano has lately
been installed in the home Of Andrew
Jensen.
Fred Vickers carried away number
of prizes at the Chicago Poultry Show
last week.
Mrs. George Porges has gone to San
Francisco, Cal, where she will join her
husband.
The engagement of Miss Isabelle
Bliven to Mr.. Robert Pillow of Boston,
is announced.
w. A. Shelley and F. W. Mckinney
are attending telephone convention in
Chicago this week.
What more appropriate Christmas
present for an absent friend than years
subscription to the Reporter?
H. McInnes was called to Westby
yesterday to attend to the official weigh
ing of shipment of tobacco.
The Misses Katherine and Mary
Sullivan of Waterloo are guests at the
home of their cousin; Mrs. j. Downey.
Mrs A. Mcintosh, Miss Mae Spencer
and Mrs. Maud Sharp attended the Patti
concert in Milwaukee Monday evening.
The rabbit hunters have been max:
ing some good hauls since the snow fall
and the game is reported very plentiful
this season.
Mrs. John LaBundy of Darien ar
rived in Edgerton Wednesday evening
for few days visit with her husband
and friends.
Mrs. Geo. w. Wilson of Worthing
ton, Mimi, visited at the home of her
sister Mrs. F. G. McReynolds, the first
OF the week.
j. Holden Parker of Beloit, National
bank examiner was in the city Friday
making an official inspection of the new
First National.
d. Levy is going to quit business in
Edgerton and is advertising his entire
stock of clothing and furnishings as well
as store fixtures, for sale.
-Janesvile's pioneer book store,
James Sutherland & Sons, advertise
many things for the holiday trade in this
paper Read their announcement.
A professional window trimmer has
converted Perry & Doty's store windows
into an artistic display of holiday goods
that attracts the attention of all passers.
II. B. Earle brought down another
car load of fat steers from his Rice
Lake farm this week, which like the
previous one has been sold to f. Peters
& Son.
"A fine line of specimens of the Pau
line Pottery ware, suitable for Christmas
presents, will be found on display here
after at the store of John Spencer &
Daughter.
Geo, E. Gary has moved his family
effects into Fred Phifer's new residence
just adjoining his former domicile. Mr..
and Mrs. Phifer anticipate an extended
trip to the West this winter
The Royal Neighbors will hold fair
in Woodmen hall next Wednesday after.
noon and evening, Dec. 10Th, commenc-
ing at $50 o'clock. Refreshments will
also be served. All are cordially invited.
Jimmy Collins, who has >en absent
from Edgerton for several years, has re-
turned to pay a visit to his mother and
relatives. He is just recovering from a
serious accident that occurred at lake
port in Ohio recently.
1.-The Royal Entertainers" Smith &
Gorton, in their original and pleasing
entertainment, will be the next number
on the Lecture Course Course tickets
for the four remaining numbers may be
had for SIPS with reserved seats or 81 90
without.
The Edgerton Cornet Band will
give a concert in Royal Hall Saturday
evening, December 18th. A good mus
ical program has been prepared and all
who enjoy something good in this line,
should attend. The band will be as
sisted by Geo. V. Gray, solo clarinet;
Miss Edith Maltpress, Soprano; Mr.. G..
W. Raymond, tenor; Mrs. M. Schmidt.
soprano. Tickets, 25c and Soc; children,
10 cents.