The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-12-18

Anu uOU ike 10 near GHc CldCICL
OF the shovel on the walk
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The Elgin price of butter remains
the same as last week-25 cents,
Fred Phifer left Tuesday evening
for short business trip to northern
Dakota.
Atty. NJ 0. Mouat of GAINESVILLE
transacted business in Edgerton We'd
nesday.
Madden & Lowell will hold an AUG
ton sale of cattle at Marshall on Friday,
Dec. 18th.
Receipt books, blank notes, town and
school district order books kept for sale
at this Office.
"A new Websters Unabridged Die
tionary for sale at this office at about the
wholesale price.
II. J. Atwood has commenced to
move his household effects TO the new
home nearing completion.
The pupils of Miss Berkey's class
will give musical at the residence of
DR.. Nicholson Friday evening.
Henry Ebbott was at Fort Atkinson
Tuesday and brought home long string
of the famous Northwestern cutters.
Miss Lizzie Lund is home from Chi
cago while convalescing from recent
illness and will remain until after the
holidays.
There will be morning and evening
service at the Norwegian church next
Sunday and at the Emery school house
at 2:3O clock.
"A six-inch fall of snow brought
very passable run OF sleighing that will
facilitate holiday shopping and help pro-
mote Christmas trade.
Geo. r. Bull is again back into the
newspaper harness at Sun Prairie. hav-
ing issued the initial number of the
Weekly News at that place.
Mrs. E. A. Davis is quite seriously
i'll at her home and it is feared that a
surgical operation will be necessary be-
fore a complete recovery.
"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.
Ole Bradeson is back in Edgerton
after seasons trip with a vaudeville
company where he was doing the strong
man stunts-llfting heavy weights, bend
ing spikes, permitting 700 pound stones
to be broken on his chest, etc.
The cold snap has brought business
galore to the fuel dealers and just about
doubled up the orders of this time of the
year. Whittet Bros. have had four
teams busy delivering coal and wood
during the early days of the week and
the Heddles Lumber Co. have been sim
ilarly rushed with orders. Such wealth
er increases the consumption of a town
like ours a good many tons of coal and
cords of wood every day while, the cold
wave continues.
The theater goers of Edgerton have
seldom witnessed cleaner cut or more
wholesome comedy than that of the "a
Run for Her Money" company on Fri
day evening last. There was scarcely a
weak spot in the whole cast and the
music was all good and up to-date in the
selections While the size of the house
was not encouraging those in attendance
were amply repaid. AS is often the case
something deserving in the amusement
line is not appreciated.
C. Paul Smith and Willard Gorton
will fill the next number of the Lecture
Course at Royal hall, December 10Th.
They are styled the Royal Entertain
ers," and are impersonators of the clev-
crest kind, while their selections include
both the pathetic and humorous Many
specialties such as sand etcbings,
sketches in pastel, etc., all of an inter-
esting nature, will be introduced If
you do not hold season tickets, be sure
to secure admission to this entertain
ment.