The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-11-06
-Gideon's Minstrels at Royal Hall to-


-Gideon's Minstrels at Royal Hall to-
night.
The Elgin price of butter is adj
vanced to p cents this week.
There will be work in the rank of
Esquire in the X. P. lodge Tuesday even
ing, Nov. 10th.
Season tickets for the Lecture Course
can be, had at Wilson Bros, Frank
Ashs or of Prof. Clark.
Frank Wyman and wife visited with
friends in Madison couple Of DAYS the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Shannon returned to her
home at Westby, Tuesday morning, after
weeks visit with relatives here.
-Orson Coon of GAINESVILLE, was visit
ing relatives and friends in this city and
vicinity the latter part of last week.
Mike Schmidt and wife went to Chi
cage Tuesday morning for a few days
visit, combining business with pleasure.
CLARK Hutson, employed as motor
man by the Milwaukee street car lines,
is spending a vacation with relatives
here.
A. W. Bentley and wife returned
from their summers stay at their Lake
Koshkonong cottage Saturday, having
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The Edgerton Cornet band have ar
ranged for another social dance. 1t will
be given in Academy Hall Saturday
evening, from to y o'clock.
Thirty car loads of sheep, about
5000 head were forwarded to Chicago
from the Shepard & Born feeding yarGs
Tuesday evening, but another train load
of % cars came in the same evening,
which is keeping the feeding capacity of
the yards up to about the limit.
The shipments OF sugar beets from
this market have been delayed again by
lack of cars this week. Monday dozen
or more farmers were compelled to re-
turn home with their loads because no
cars were on hand to receive the ship
ments. These delays are quite annoy
ing to the growers.
-aenry Sohns of Milwaukee has been
awarded the contract for heating fix
lures in the new school building for $3.50.
Mr.. Sohns is also remodeling the heat
ing plant for the United Cigar Manufac-
turers' warehouse in this city and has
the contract for heating the big ware
house which this company is building at
Portage.
Thirty five colored minstrel enter
tainers will be at Royal Hall this Thurs
day. evening. Fun will run riot through
the entire lengthy program. Never be-
fore has there been such a stupendous
outlay of money made for a like produc-
ton. II you have not secured your
seats, do so before you go to supper this
evening.
The trustees of Royal Hall wish to
inform the public that the hall has been
thoroughly cleaned and they will en-
deavor to keep it 80. Splitting on the
floor is prohibited by city ordinance and
will be enforced. They will be thankful
for the patronage OF all except those who
cannot comply with the regulations the
management insists on.
Observatory reports for the past
month indicate that October has been
one Of the mildest months for some
years past. The weather has proven so
delightfully."- pleasant that fall garments
have scarcely been needed. The lowest
temperature Of the month was 80 degrees
on the 18th when the hardest freeze oc-
Cured. Oct. 7th was the warmest day
when 10 degrees was reached.
The subscribers to the stock of the
proposed new First National Bank of
Edgerton, at a meeting held Friday
evening, perfected their organization by
the election of the following officers:
President, Geo. w. Doty; Vice Pres, DR..
w. McChesney: Cashier, Y. S. Kidd
The additional directors were U. G. Mil
Ter, E. G. Bussey, Samuel Hall and Theo
Clarke. The safe and bank fixtures or
dered have been shipped, and as the
building is nearly ready the corporation
hopes to be ready for business now in
very short time.