The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-11-25

The Marquette club met with Mrs.
VIM Mcintosh on Monday.
Clarence Bowen and wife have been
visiting with relatives in Lacrosse this
week.
Miss Mary Latin of Milwaukee
passed Thanksgiving with Miss Angie
Towne.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Murray of Rich
land Center, are visiting at the home of
George Rea and wife.
Miss Madge Rosencrans of Ocono-
mowoc was Thanksgiving guest of her
sister, Mrs L. III. Towne
james Croft and daughter, Miss
Minnie, OF GAINESVILLE, were guests of
Mrs. Arthur Clarke and family over Sun
day.
%. L. Olson shot raccoon on the
Ellingsrud farm in Albion Saturday 1t
was lying in squirrels nest in the top
of a tree.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will hold their annual
bazaar in the near future. Watch for
place and date of sale.
-Polish-the best you ever used for
cleaning furniture or polishing all kinds
of metals or windows-for sale at Perry's
store by Congregational Aid Society
Walter F. Mabbett who holds
position in the engineering department
of the n. Y. Central railroad, is passing
Thanksgiving at the home of his parents
here.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Con-
gregational church will meet Wednes-
day, Nov. Both, at the home of Mrs P. G!
Brown. The attendance of all members
is desired as we shall plan for our fair at
this meeting.
"Wednesday night, Nov. Both, the T.
A. & B. society will give an entertain
ment in their hall for the Cadets Light
refreshments served. Program will
commence about 8 o'clock. A full at
tendance of the cadets is requested.
The November term of the circuit
court convened Monday when the calen-
dar was called and the jury excused for
a week. Among the criminal cases is
that against John Condor, IA year old
boy, charged with shooting his COM
panion.
"A two year old child of Edw. Bitters
of Dunkirk went into pasture near the
house, where it sought to play with a
cow and her young calf, when the COW
attacked the child, hooking and paving
and otherwise bruising it. The father
arrived in time to save the child's life.
The election of officers of Edgerton
Camp 440 VI. W. "A. takes place Thurs
day evening, December lst. All mem
bers should have interest enough in the
welfare of the Camp to attend this
meeting. Matters of interest to the Or
ganization will also be up for discussion.
The meeting hour is s o'clock.
Allan Skinner and family have ar
rived from Oconomowoc to make their
home again in this city. On December
1st Mr. Skinner is to succeed Fred Wick
ers as manager of the Heddles Lumber
Co. here and have full charge of the bus
mess Mr.. Vickers resignes his position
on account of i'll health and contemplates
spending the winter in the South.
Ser vices will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning at
1870. The pastor will preach the SER
mon. The evening service in the church
are bright and interesting and special
music is rendered. The public is cor
daily invited. After the service next
Sunday evening the Mems Club will
hold meeting to which the young men
are especially invited.
1t was hardly necessary for the Ed
gerton High School to take it's foot ball
team as far away from home as Monroe
to have them beaten for there are plen-
ty OF aggregations nearer by to do that
job. but when they pile up score of ga
to 0 against them it is we'll enough to
have it done as far away from sight and
hearing as possible. At Monroe Saturday
the home team had everything their
own way and piled up score that is
painful to read about. The fact of the
matter is the Edgerton team is too light
to make much impression as the game is
now played.
The Common Council have ordered
a special election to be held at the city
hall Tuesday December 9th for the pur-
pase of ratifying the ordinance which
provides for bonding the city in the sum
of nine thousand dollars with which to
pay for the construction OF the main
sewer from the city to Rock river. The
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