The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-02-27

Inc Elgln price or Dutter is ~ Genus
this week.
Roy E. Hopkins passed Saturday
and Sunday in Chicago.
L. Fl. Towne and wife passed few
days of the week in Chicago.
"A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Porer, Monday, Feb. %, 1908.
"A marriage license has been issued
to P. E. Walker of Richland Center and
Alice Cook of this city.
Wednesday evening" March 4th, you
are invited to meet with the Royal
Neighbors in Woodman hall
Carl Bartz has rented his farm and
will sell his live stock and tools at auc-
ton on Tuesday, March 18th.
d. E. Fuller, who is selling Wilson's
preparations in northern Illinois, was
home for few days the first of the week.
Having installed an electric motor
in our office we have a 2-horse power
gasoline engine in good repair for sale
cheap.
John Hurd shipped six car loads of
sheep that he has been feeding during
the winter to the Chicago market Tues
day evening. ..s-. -.
C. FL. Bliven, proprietor Of The Carl
ton hotel, has been under the care of a
physician the greater portion of the week
but is improving.
There is an unusual amount Of sick
ness about the present time and local
physicians have all the business they can
we'll attend to.
W H. Kruckman of Wilmont, Wis,
was here the first of the week and Sc
cured territory for the sale of Wilson's
Monarch remedies.
IF you wish to be royalty entertained
go to Woodman hall Wednesday even
ing, March 4th. and pass an evening
with the Royal Neighbors.
And now comes Young Sandow" of
GAINESVILLE offering to wrestle Ole Bradi-
son for purse of 500. The conditions
are that Sandow will throw Bradison
three times in one hour. Wake up, Ole
and grab piece of Mr.. Shadows money
Don't miss eeing the "Silver Dag
ger" at Royal Hall, Friday evening, Feb
9th. 1t is good play by a good com
pany. Attractions of this kind should
q be literally patronized; then Manager
Ash will be encouraged to book more of
them.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank II. Burdck and
daughter of Wabasha, MINI, came Sun
day to visit with Edgerton relatives. Mr.
Burdick returned to his work as travelling
auditor of the Milwaukee road Monday,
leaving Mrs. Burdick and daughter here
for a more extended visit.
The ladies of the Royal Neighbors
of America will give card and croki
mole party in the Woodman hail. Wed
nesday evening, March 4th. Coffee
sandwiches and cake will be served In
addition to the edibles an intellectual
feast will be provided. All are cordially
invited.
Mrs. John Bowen and Mrs Hullet
Hutson were called to Jefferson last
week to attend the funeral of their
mother, Mrs. Michael Smith, residing
near that city. Mrs. Smith, who was
quite an aged lady, was stricken with an
attack of apoplexy while in the wood
shed and when unconscious was consid
erably chilled which gave rise to CHROME
Gus reports that she had frozen to death
Her aged husband was sick and almost
helpless at the time.
The Silver Dagger" was presented
at Stoughton last Friday night and par
ties from here who witnessed it say thai
it was one of the best melodramas they
have seen. The company presenting i
is an exceptionally strong one, including
Mark E. Swan, the author. 1t has beer
drawing good houses all this season anC
nothing but words of praise are spoken
of it. Edgerton people will have ;
chance of seeing it at Royal Hall Frida!
evening, February 9th.
Tuesday deal was consummateo
whereby John Mawhinney becomes the
owner of Wilson Bros store building OF
Front street, now occupied by Herman
Lidicker, possession to be given June
For this property Mr.. Mawhinney gave
$4,000 in cash and the lot on Main stree
just back of the meat market where BIZ
is now located. The building will un
dergo some needed repairs ard will bs
fitted up for meat market. With
central location and an established trad,
Mr.. Mawhinney will be in line for lib
eral share of public patronage.