The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-11-18


Miss Stella Ogden has taken a posi-
ton as bookkeeper in the office of Nc
Intosh Bros
Big dance in Academy hall Thanks
giving eve. Music bv Troubadour String
Quartette.
George Farnam has moved bis fam
lily to the residence OF DR.. Shepard on
Washington street.
Misses Gardner and Bennison OF
GAINESVILLE were guests of Miss Myrtle
Maltpress over Sunday.
"A marriage license was issued Mon
day to Henry j. Arthur and Blanche
Clifford, both of this city.
&C. w Birkenmeyer was in Chicago
a portion of the week buying goods for
the Department store.
Fred Spencer has been visiting the
family home and renewing acquaintances
in Edgerton during the week.
The Hahn Hardware store will hold
a range sale from Nov. Il to rs inclusive.
See advertisement on another state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Hopkins left
for PlatteviIe Monday where they have
arranged to commence housekeeping
The Ladies Society of the Catholic
church met at the home of Mrs. Gov.
Wixom near Milton Junction on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Parr entertained
about twelve friends Monday evening on
the occasion of their wedding anniver-
@sary.
MIR Edwin Hubbell left Wednesday
evening for Los Angeles, Cal, where he
will pass the winter months with his
daughter
Scott Hatch and family are now
comfortably located in the modern new
residence which Mr.. Hatch has erected
this summer.
The illness of ex- Mayor Geo. Doty is
proving quite annoying. While he is
very much improved he is still confined
to his bed for the second week
The county board of supervisors
convened in annual session Tuesday, Ed
gerton being represented by E. G. Hop
kins, L. E. Gettle and Henry Ebbott.
Fred Carrier, superintendent of the
electric light business, left Monday for
visit to the St. Louis exposition. Darcy
Biggar looks after his duties during his
absence.
Ben Compton and wife returned to
their home in Stoughton Monday after
passing several days with Edgerton
friends They leave soon for California
where they will spend the winter
Mrs. Lucy Washington of hartford,
Wis, formerly associated with Miss
Francis E. Willard on the lecture plat
form in w. G. T. U. work, is visiting at
the home of Rev. F. G. Richardson.
Mrs. Jacobus has fine line of dec
Grated pottery, suitable for holiday pres
ents, just 6hs. Samples may be seen for
sale at the Spencer jewelry store, and
full. line at her home just north OF town.
Otto Hollo has sold 35 acres, town of
Christiana, to Amos Smithback, $500;
John Simonson, "a acres, town OF Albion,
to Ole Johnson, $3.50; W. Learn, house
and lot in this city to Mrs Otto Holo,
$500.
The o. E. S. desires all members to
be present Tuesday evening, Nov. 22nd,
at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Jessie NJ. Luther
of Madison, deputy inspector for this
district, will'visit our chapter. Refresh
ments will observed.
-Theo. Clarke's family have moved
into their handsome new residence just
completed on Albion street. The old
building which it replaces, sold to Henry
Schmeling, has been moved to new
site in the Sd ward this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chamters OF Brook
lyn, Wis, was calling on old friends and
neighbors here Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Chambers was resident of this
city for many years aud there were many
who we're pleased to meet and greet her.
lao ouipiuout VI sugar O00CS mas
been resumed again this week, nine cars
being placed on the sidings Monday
morning. The roads are good and the
growers would like to deliver the bal
ance Of the crop now if cars can be had
as fast as needed.
1t is said they have a new game at
Evansville called the "onion game" One
girl bites piece off an onion and the
boys present pay ten cents for the priv
lege of guessing who it is. The fellow
who guesses right kisses the other girls
and the one who guesses wrong has to
kiss the girl who. bit the onion. 1t is
said the game has its strong points. 1t
will never be very popular game we
believe.