The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-10-21

Mrs John Bowen is paying visit to
her daughter, Mrs. r ?. Manard, in CHI
cago.
Bills are out announcing Fur Sale
at the Department store Tuesday, Oct.
25th.
E. c.. Hopkins is looking after farm
ing interests in the Kickapoo valley this
week.
Mrs w. H. Morrissey spent the fore
part of the week in Racine visiting her
daughter, Mary.
Miss Abbie Root of Fort Atkinson
was a guest of Mrs. Julia A. Fuller on
Wednesday, Oct. 18th
Mrs. A. P Nicholson entertained a
pleasant company Of her lady friends on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Kellogg was hostess of
pleasant party given her lady friends last
Thursday afternoon.
DIR. Henry Ogden OF Fort Atkinson
visited at the home of his mother and
sister, Mrs E. Coon and Mrs. J. A. Full
Ter, on Friday last.
&C. O. Shannon returned home Sat-
urday from the Odd Fellow encamp-
ment held at Wausau last week, where
he represented the local order.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conway were
the victims of pleasant surprise given
by their neighbors Thursday evening"
the occasion being the celebration Of a
wedding anniversary.
Geo. w. Doty and wife arrived home
Saturday evening from ten days visit
to the St. Louis exposition and later
side trip to southern Illinois, where Mr..
Doty has some farming property.
Hon. H. A. Cooper will address the
people Of Edgerton on the political sit
uaton from a national standpoint at
Royal hail. Tuesday afternoon, October
25th, at 2 o'clock.
A new cement walk is being laid in
front of the Department store property
this week to supplant poor job put IN
few years ago. Nothing is more GER
tain than that this work must be done
right to be permanent.
Two cars were loaded with house
hold effects, horses, carriages, etc., OF the
Culton and Shelley families Tuesday for
shipment to Bonita, La. A delay OF
nearly two weeks was experienced in So
curing cars Of southern line.
Mr.. and Mrs F. FL. Nichols Of Weth-
ersfeld, VT, who are visiting relatives in
several of the western states, were the
guests of Mrs Fl. I. Williams a portion
of the week. They also spent couple
days with Mr.. and Mrs. James Sayre at
Fulton.
The members of the w. r. G.. gave
Mrs. Emogene Phillips pleasant sur
prise at her home last Thursday evening
and in behalf Of the organization, in
which Mrs. Phillips has taken an active
interest, presented her handsome set
of silver spoons.
Andrew Mcintosh reached home
Sunday after a three weeks stay in
Chippewa county where he has farming
interests. He brought down car load
OF young cattle which will be fed on a
farm owned by Mcintosh Bros. in the
town OF Johnstown.
MIR. II. Fl. jackson, engineer on the
Hayes Bros. sewer contract, was called
to Chicago last Thursday by telegram
announcing the serious illness Of his
father, who is President of the Chicago
Board of Trade. His condition has sc
much improved chat Mr.. Jackson has
returned to his duties here.
MIR. E. Stark, representative of the
Menomouee Falls sugar factory, who has
been in town good deal of late booking
beet shipments, requests The Reporter
to say that there is no truth whatever to
report sent in by correspondent to the
effect that contracts had been sold by
his company to the GAINESVILLE factory
The brick making season closed at
the Whittet yards this week, after one oil
the largest runs in the history of the
yard. The work closes with all the
kilns full and yet to be burned, contain.
ing nearly million brick. Something
over four million have been made, aside
from 25O,OOO feet OF tile, and it is doubt
full if much of the product will be car
ried over.