The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-10-23

Little Vine Noble, whose elbow was IN
jured several weeks ago, went to Chlca-
go last week for an operation. She is
reported as improving rapidly and is eX-
pected home in about week.
Albion Prairie.
J F Pierce is having his house re-
shingled this week.
Mrs Fl Ebbott and Miss Alice of Ed
gerton visited with Mrs Arthur Vickers
last Sunday.
VIM Bussey visited relatives at Cot
tage Grove Saturday and Sunday and
returned Monday.
There will be donation and supper
at the P M church Friday evening, Oct
80. All are cordially invited.
DIR and Mrs Morrison and daughter of
Edgerton attended services at the M
church last Sunday afternoon.
While hauling load of wood to Ed
gerton, Lewis Olier had the misfortune
to have one of his horses fall dead
A Bunting and wife, Misses Mae and
Viola Marsden and Perry Saunders Wis
tied friends at Sun Prairie Saturday and
Sunday.
A bright little boy arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Barton Oct 18th,
and will in the near future call them
papa and mamma.
Efforts are being made to build
another or an addition to the Albion
Prairie telephone line from the east and
connect with the main line at Amos
The Ladies Aid Society of the M
church will hold handkerchief and
apron bazaar on Nov oath. Any dona-
tons will be thankfully received by any
member Of.the society.
Fulton.
Miss Josephine Brown is in Edgerton
for a few weeks.
Miss Harriet Lee of GAINESVILLE at
tended the lecture here Friday night
Supt Chas Hemingway of GAINESVILLE
was in the village few days Of the week.
Misses Carrie Scofeld and Beulah
Brown we're home from school over Sun
day..
Remember the supper Friday evening
in Stewards hall, given by the Omnia
club.
The lecture given by DR. Kirtley was
pronounced fine. DR. Kirtley certainly
is fine speaker. s-Es
Mrs Burt Hill and daughter, Emo
gene, of GAINESVILLE are spending a few
days$Nith relatives and friends here.
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GAINESVILLE.
William B Conrad has purchased the
j 3 Doe residence on Park Place. This
is considered one of the most important
city real estate transfers that has taken
place for some time.
President r G Wagner of the Wiscon
sin Sugar company, of Menomonee Falls.
Wis has sent word to this city that
iudgipg from the tremendous yield OF
sugar beets in Rock county this fall, 1T
certainly looks as though the Wisconsin
Sugar company would locate here next
year a factory to cost 81 900. All the
company will ask for is twenty acres of
land at the edge or near the city limits
on which to construct their factory.
After fifteen months of litigation, the
result of which is vitality interesting to
the city of Beloit, the suit of Mrs Helen
Goodwin Fifield, owner of the Goodwin
House, against Walter NJ Britain for
possession of the corner property occu-
pied by him as bank, came to a sudden
ending, the defendant settling. By the
terms of the settlement Britain will
have possession until next May. The
case was herd before Judge Beldep at
Elkhorn.
Saturday afternoon Russells ambu-
lance conveyed John Decker from the
Palmer Memorial hospital to his Milton
avenue home. Mr. Decker is fast on the
road to recovery and when the ambu
lance reached his home he insisted on
walking into the house but this the at
tending physicians would not allow. Mr.
Decker was terribly mangled in the
head by being kicked by horse and for
a time his recovery was matter of much
doubt
BID Wixon of the town of Milton has
sold his farm of 100 acres in that town
to G Wixom, the consideration being
S19,50O. This farm is located about
seven miles north of the city and the
land ranks with the best in that part of
the county. General farming has been
practiced on the place for many years
and there are good buildings on the
land. The farm has been we'll kept up
and is at present in excellent condition.
About the same time this deal was
closed e 2 Whom, of this city, bought
of Whitewater man, n III Littlejohn,
forty acres in the town OF Fulton. The
price paid was $4,000 Rock county land
is far famed and the demand for the
best farms has been good during the
present summer, the outlook for con-
tinued high prices is excellent according
to real estate men.