The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-01-23

"A black fascinator picked up on the
street awaits an owner at this Office.
Dist. Atty w. A. Jackson was in
Edgerton Wednesday on business.
F. H. Campbell and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
Madison
New plays and specialties Russells
comedians. Three nights, Jan. %, 30
and 81. Popular prices.
w. T. Pomeroy is attending the
meeting of the state electrical associa
ton in Milwaukee this week.
The Mount of the Holy Cross, the
Cathedral Spires, the Pyramids, will all
appear as natural as life, at Royal Hall,
Jan. 18th.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid society
will be entertained by Mrs. Hartzhein
in the church basement, Thursday, Jan
uary 29th.
WIN. Sullivan moved his family to
Stoughton Thursday, where he has en-
tered partnership with John Lienau in
the livery business.
-Russell's comedians, supporting the
charming soubrette Lillian Cavitte A
guaranteed attraction. Three nights,
Jan. %, 30 and 81
AT the M. e. church next Sunday
the pastor will preach. Morning sub
iect, "Jehu's Bow; evening subject,
"Of With the Old Man"
Among the list of recent real estate
transfers occurs the sale of the John
LaBundy residence i'll this city to n. r.
L. Lee, consideration $4,000.
Installation of officers and work in
the Rank of Knight at the K. p. lodge
Tuesday evening, Jan. o. All members
are requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. n Dunwiddie of
Coleridge, Nebraska, and Mrs. William
Newman of Juda passed Saturday in
this city with their aunt, Mrs. T. A. Gift
ford.
Nathan Harrison and wife, who have
been in Withee, Wis, during the past
year, returned to Edgerton last week
and will make their home here during
the winter.
Services at Congregational church
next Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours. President Daland of
Milton college will occupy the pulpit at
these two services.
Mrs. Mary Carnell has sold the
building occupied by John Mawhinney
as meat market, to George Lynts and
Ernest Roll for 5000. The sale was
made by E. M. Ladd
The second OF series OF informal
dancing parties, given by the K. P.
lodge, takes place this friday evening,
in Academy hall. Dancing from $50
until Il o'clock.
"A progressive cinch party will be
given this Thursday evening by the
ladies of st. Joseph's church at T, A, &
B. hall, commencing at o'clock. Lunch
will be served. All cordially invited
You may behold the glories OF Pixies
Peak in all the splendor OF the morning
sun, and again hooded at sunset by
golden feecy clouds that float around it
with such grace and beauty, at Royal
Hall, Jan. 2Sth.
John f. Kaunzner of Fort Atkinson,
has erected in Fassett cemetery this
week very fine granite monument on
the L. 81. Page lot. The job is very
nearly duplicate of that placed on the
Pelton lot by the same dealer.
-Chas. L. and John J. Culton return
ed Saturday evening from two weeks
trip to Virginia, during which time they
visited many portions of the agricultural
districts of the state and secured an op-
ton for the purchase Of 100 acre tract
of farming lands on the James river west
of Richmond.
Mr.. A. D. McNulty of Contact,
Montana, has been spending the week in
this city. Twenty years or more ago
Mr.. McNulty worked as miller in the
Norris q Dow mills at Stougbton. Since
then he has spent most OF the time in
the Black Hills country and is now in
terested in a promising mining PROPOSE
ton In Montana.
w. S. Heddles left Madison We'd
nesday for an extended trip to the Pa
cifc coast in the interest of the Drifting
ham & Hixon Lumber company. Last
year Mr.. Heddles travelled over thirty
thousand miles in looking after business
for his firm, and the coming year prom.
ises to be even larger than the past as
regards the business of this firm.