The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-01-29
Hall tonight.

-Royal dall CO-nlgnC.
The Elgin price of butter remains
the same as last week, % cents.
Mrs J. A. Lord of Chicago, is visit
ing among Edgerton friends
Mr.. Robert Attlesey is slowly recov-
ering from his injuries received in run
away last week and will soon be able to
be about again.
Nearly all the house plants which
the teachers have been nursing through
a cold winter were frozen Sunday night
at the school building. Wr
Mrs. N. A. Goss has been confined
to her bed by illness for the past three
weeks at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Victoria Potter, in GAINESVILLE.
Supervisors Hopkins, Gettle and Eb-
bott are attending the January meeting
of the board this week that finishes up
the business of the current year.
Dainty little cards have been re-
ceived by Edgerton friends this week an
nouncing the arrival of boy baby at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Rosa at
Beloit
"A shipment of nearly fifty car loads
of sheep was received at the feeding sta
ton here yesterday, a portion of them
coming from Montana and were a week
on the road.
Joseph Warren and wife OF Belolt,
Mrs. Geo. Bull OF Sun Preirie, and Mrs.
Maggie Hanson of Herman, Mimi, were
called here this week on account of the
death of their mother, Mrs. Thomas
Warren.
-Workmen from Minneapolis con-
Germ are here putting in stained glass
and memorial windows in the new Cath
olic church. The seating, chancel fix
lures and decorations are about all there
is left to be finished now.
WIN. Powers, who was hurt by the
collapse of the RAILROAD water tank last
week, is recovering from his injuries and
will soon be out again. He received sew
eral bad cuts about the head and cinders
ground into the wounds that made them
very painful.
The Methodist and Congregational
churches will be open Friday afternoon
of this week and donations of food, -four,
potatoes, clothing, ETC., for charitable
purposes may be left at either Of them.
All applications for relief should be made
to Revs. Parr or Stephens on Saturday.
The whole northwest was in the
grasp of cold wave several days of the
week, the like of which has not been ex-
perienced for some years. The limit was
reached Monday when about 30 below
was recorded in this city. The oldest
inhabitant can scarcely remember more
intensely cold days than Sunday and
Monday last.
&C. F. Mabbett, j. M. Conway and
Sam Wileman attended the sale of
standard bred horses in Chicago last
week. Mr.. Conway was the only one
that made purchases at the sale, shipping
home four colts all of good breeding,
having Director strains and registered
pedigrees. None of them have been
tracked but show promising speed that
the new owner will probably develop.
The firm of Babcock & Birkenmeyer
will dissolve partnership on March 1st.
This will be by mutual consent OF the
partners, and Mr. Babcock will continue
the clothing store, Mr.. Birkenneyer the
department store. Commencing Mon
day, Feb. 1st, they will have Change
OF Firm Sale" which will continue dur
ing the remainder OF the month. This
sale includes the stock in both stores,
full particulars and sweeping price lists
OF which have been announced on large
circulars this week.
= Services in Congregational church
next Sunday morning. Topic of sermon,
1.-The Riot at Ephesus and Chicago's
Present Dilemma; Points of Resem-
blance.' The following IS the. program
for the evening service:
Gloria Patri.
Invocation
Scripture Reading.
Solo. .:........ Miss Maltpress
LYNN ........... ............... congregation
Prayer
Ofertory-Violin Solo .Madge Wilson
Sermon. The Pastor
hymn: congregation
Benediction.
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