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

her son in Milwaukee over Sunday,
The Elgin price of butter was ad-
vanced two cents this week, selling at Is
cents.
Ben Compton and wife of Slough
ton were visiting with Edgerton friends
Wednesday.
L. n. Pomeroy arrived home from
visit to the st. Louis Exposition in time
to cast his vote Tuesday.
The home of DR.. F. G.. McReynolds
and wife was gladdened Thursday morn
ing by the arrival of big baby boy.
II. B. Earle left again Tuesday even
ing for the north where he joins party
of Rice Lake friends in deer hunting.
w T. Pomeroy has purchased few
car loads of export tobacco in the north
ern Dane county section during the
week.
Mrs. Jane Kelley and Mrs. G. W.
Birkenmeyer and daughter are visiting
at the home of Prof. Frank Jack at
Sparta this week
Damon Fuller came up from north
ern Illinois, where he is representing
Wilson Bros preparations, to cast his
vote in Edgerton,
The sewer construction has now
reached point in the creek valley where
it crossed Swift street, leaving only about
two blocks to be completed.
Frank Ash and Miss Maud Herrick
spent several days of the week with
Frank Heddles and wife at Lake Ke-
oonsa, where the boys are duck hunting.
Geo. w. Doty has been confined to
his home the past few days with quite a
serious stomach difficulty, being unable
to vote Tuesday, but is since improving.
Mrs. Abner Adams of Helena, Mont,
is visiting her brother, T. D. Hartzell,
and friends in this city She will visit
Chicago and the Worlds Fair before re-
turning.
Mrs Dr. McChesney and Mrs. j. w.
Conn jointly entertained large COM
pany of their lady friends last Thursday
afternoon at the McChesney home. Mil
itary euchre was played.
Mr.. T. B. Earle returned home Sun
day from a weeks stay at his farm at
Rice Lake. He purchased at st. Paul
800 Montana lambs which were placed
on his farm for winter feeding.
The School Advocate notes that
there are now fifty tuition pupils in the
High School, twenty five of whom are
from Albion, fifteen from Fulton, nine
from Porter and ore from Christiana.
w. S. Heddles and wife, S. B. He'd
dies of GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. Belle Will
son attended the funeral Of Henry
Thompson at Cooksville Monday. The
deceased was a distant relative Of the
Heddles family. s.&% - - -
John Fl. Arthur of Youngstown,
Ohio, was greeting Edgerton friends
here Saturday. He has good position
as a travelling salesman and was on
hurry-up trip in order to reach home in
time to cast his vote.
Mrs. F. A. Bennett of GAINESVILLE was
in Edgerton last week looking after her
monument business. She stated that
the report that she had sold out was
false. J. F. Kaunzner, the monument
man of Fort Atkinson, accompanied her
here, and he has the management of
MrS Rennett's husir aSS
Clarence Shannon left Tuesday for
a camp near Star Lake, in the extreme
northern portion Of the state, where he
will be Joined by his brother, Charles, of
Westby, and Milwaukee parties when
the open season for deer hunting com-
mences on the 18th. He doesn't expect
to return until every deer in that section
of the state has been killed.
The shipments of sugar beets have
stopped for awhile at this station be-
cause the factories at Menomonee Falls
and GAINESVILLE are unable to unload cars
as fsst as received from shipping points.
Orders have been issued to agents to
hold off further loading until the sidings
and yards at the factories have been re
lieved of the crowded condition.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be given at
Royal hall, Tuesday evening, November
10Th. The production far surpasses in
every particular any ever given here. A
clever quartette of colored singers, pack
of genuine Siberian blood hounds, beau
tiful Shetland ponies, trick donkeys are
some of the special features with this
great combination. The street parade
has two bands of music, gorgeous. char.
lots and little carriages, making the fin
est parade ever given. Prices 25c, 35c
and SOC. Seats on sale at Ash's Satur-
day morning.