The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-01-02

Ion IOrSeC Inc WAUGH uISuI Ser-
vices this Wednesday, evening.
-FoUND-A pair of eye glasses For
particulars inquire at this office.
John Gessert is passing his holiday
vacation with friends in WATERFOWL.
Mrs. John Leiber is ready to take
sewing in Mr.. Welch's house on the new
road.
Mrs. j. Vernon OF Luton, Iowa, is
paying a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ole
Jensen.
The Elgin price of butter is % cents,
though none was offered on the market
this week.
Prof Rosa and wife of Madison, are
passing a few days OF the week with
Edgerton friends.
"A car load of feeders and COWS were
sold at auction Wednesday at the Shop
ard feeding station.
Miss Tillie Larson spent Sunday
last at Stoughton, the guest of Mrs.
Herman Hulsetter.
Miss Beatie Casson of Marinette has
been spending the holiday vacation with
friends in this city.
-Jens Jensen OF Porter slipped and
fell Christmas day and sustained So
we're injury to his wrist.
Robert Maltpress and family were
up from Beloit TO attend the family
gathering here Christmas.
President Daland of Milton college
is expected to preach at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday.
Sammy Clark and wife OF Albion
Prairie, are rejoicing over the arrival Of
boy at their home last Monday.
F. Ell. Campbell and wife entertained
J. G.. Carr and wife and Mrs. Prof.
Kumlein at their home Christmas day.
The biggest display of fine poultry
ever seen in the state will be on exhibit
ton at the Delavan opera house all next
week.
Mrs. Herman Lidicker has been at
Fort Atkinson during the past week
with her sister, who has been quite SER
iously i'll.
Miss Ada Brandt, a teacher in the
GAINESVILLE schools, was an over Sunday
visitor with the family of Rev A. w.
Stephens.
"A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Goede Monday, December 10Th.
Another third ward voter when the time
rolls around.
Members of the Edgerton Fire de-
partment will elect officers for the COM
ing year on Monday evening, January 5.
Full attendance is desired.
Nearly 1000 Montana sheep came to
the Shepard feeding station Sunday by
special train, for weeks rest and feed
before being forwarded to market.
If you have any good poultry, send
it to the Delavan Poultry Show next
week.. 1t will be we'll worth the entry
fee to find out how the birds score and
you may secure prize.
Atty. L. Ell. Towne arrived home from
Alabama Christmas eve to spend the
holiday season here. He expects to re-
turn shortly to complete the business he
has undertaken.
One OF the handsomest and best
Christmas presents received in this city
was at the home of Henry Vivian and
wife. 1t was girl baby and the par
ents greatly rejoice.
The Ladies society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet at the church
parlors next Wednesday afternoon. Bus
mess of Importance is at hand and full
attendance is desired.
Mrs. Florence J. Horn of this city,
and Mr.. Gustavus Wagner of Detroit,
Mich, were joined in wedlock at the
German Lutheran PASTORAL residence,
by Rev. j. Baumgaertner, at Chicago,
Friday, Dec. 26, 1902.
Everyone, whether interested in
poultry or not, should hear Mrs Alma
Cole Pickering at the Delavan Poultry
Show, Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons, Jan. and s. Subjects: "The
Hen is Queen" and Forward"
The prevailing disease among child
rem at present is measles, regular old
fashioned, I've-come- o-stay awhile mea-
sles Parents should watch closely for
the first symptoms, and as soon as they
appear the family physician should be
called.
VIM. N. Coffee, the young man who
came very near ending his existence at
the home OF Will Davis in this city last
week, left Monday evening for his home
at Manhatten, Kan. Friends in this city
contributed to purse that would send
him to his relatives where it is hoped he
will soon gain brighter view OF life.