The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-11-04
C. Ell. Babcock is in Chicago adding

&C. H. Babcock is in Chicago adding
to his clothing stock
Mrs L. A. Parr will entertain the
Steboinsville Ladies Aid Society next
Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hopkins return
ed Wednesday evening from their
honeymoon spent at st. Louis.
Harry Ash and Will Tallman of
GAINESVILLE put in few days of the week
duck hunting at Koshkonong.
The Ladies Society of the Norwe
gian church will meet with Mrs. Ole
Hogue next Thursday, Nov. 10TH
Mrs. nj. FL. Cunningham with her
aunt, Mrs. Mccarthy, and two children
are visiting relatives at Madison.
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning
and evening. The pastor will preach
the sermons. All are invited.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. Il. A. Parr tomorrow after
noon. A large attendance is desired
Mrs John LaBundy came up from
Daran Wednesday evening to once more
make Edgerton her home. Mr.. and Mrs.
LaBundy will occupy the Lidicker resi-
dence.
"A Halloween social will be given at
the Norwegian Lutheran parsonage by
the Young Peoples society on Friday
evening, November 4th. A good time
anticipated; everyone welcome.
AT Royal hall this Thurs day) even
ing Hon. J. NJ. Clancy of Stoughton
will address democratic mass meeting.
Mr.. Clancy is making some of the most
telling campaign speeches OF the year,
drawing large crowds everywhere. He
is an interesting talker and every voter
should hear him.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Albert RAIDER and Miss Cora Scofeld at
Evansville, Tuesday, October 25th, have
been received by friends here. The sat
home" announcement states that they
will be ready to receive friends in this
city after December 1st.
"A home endorsement is something
any political candidate is proud to re-
ceive. A respected citizen of Edgerton,
Mr.. Andrew Jenson is a candidate for
state treasurer. Let the voters of this
city all unite in making his home en-
dorsement rousing one. Be sure and
make an X under Mr.. Jenson's name.
If you are hungry and in need of
refreshments next Tuesday evening
while waiting to hear the returns from
election, just drop into the W. r. G. hall
and get some nice hot coffee and good
lunch. The ladies of the Corps are 60
ing to keep open house that night for
your special benefit and they will be
glad to see you.
john Naset came down from Bloom
er Sunday morning for visit with rela-
tives in this vicinity. He reports that
the season has brought very good crops
to farmers in that locality. Mr.. Naset
raised 6-acre crop of tobacco which he
has already sold at fair price. Pota-
toes were an enormous crop but selling
very cheap-from Is to 20 cents bushel.
DIR. Glenn Howard of Columbus is
spending the week at the shooting lodge
of Harry Son on Lake Koshkonong.
Monday while hunting ducks his float
capsized, throwing Mr.. Howard into the
lake and he was obliged to sustain him
self by hanging onto the skiff until res
cued some time after. A valuable gun
which was in the boat went to the bot
tom of the lake and doubtless cannot be
recovered.
More than one hundred Edgerton
people helped to make up the 5000
crowd at Madison Saturday, who saw
the cardinal trailed in the dust at the
Michigan Wisconsin football game. The
superior weight and skill of the Michi-
gan team was the deciding factor in de-
termining the result 80 disappointing to
Wisconsin supporters. The defeat was
the most humiliating ever sustained by
our university to 0. 1t is only fair
to admit that Wisconsin was outplayed
at every point of the game.
Zone of the most successful farm
auctions have cried this year was that
on the Ole Ellingson homestead in Chris
tiana Tuesday" said VIM. Dooley at the
Carlton that evening. NEARLY 500 peo-
pie we're present and the sale was very
satisfactory. Personal property to the
amount of $3.50 was disposed of. The
farming lands which were sold at auc-
ton brought good prices -133 acres sold
for s92.50 per acre and 40 acre tract of
marsh at $45." The farm was struck off
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