The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-11-04

Mrs. J. H. Maltpress is numbered
among the sick this week.
Miss Louise Jensen OF Stoughton,
spent Sunday with Miss Tilla Larson.
A bright girl baby came to grace
the home of Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Clark
Monday.
County Superintendent Hemming
way paid visit to the city schools on
Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. Morrison and daughter re-
turned Tuesday evening from an ex-
tended visit at Chicago.
Paul Mckinney celebrated his birth
day with party given number of his
boy friends Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Julia Dutton, teacher in the
LIST grade, is detained from her work by
sickness and is at her home il James
Vile.
All who are interested in fine pic
lures should not fail to see the exhibit
ton now on display at the primary
school building.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet in the church
basement with Miss Amanda Peterson
this Thursday evening, November 3.
Robert Attlesey and wife reached
home Tuesday evening after more than
two months absence spent with their
sons family at St. Louis. The exposi-
ton was pretty thoroughly seen by them
IT B. Earle left for St. Paul Satur-
urday to purchase few car loads OF
sheep which he intends feeding at his
Rice Lake farm this winter. w. Ell. Por
ter of Marshall accompanied him, who
also intended to buy bunch of feeders.
The November assessment for the
Modern Woodmen has been waived
which will make four of the same nature
during this year. The great hue and
cry regarding the increased rate about a
year ago is now being read on the other
side
The following pupils of Dist. No. 2
have been neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the past month of school: Emma
Cox, Myrtle Serns, Elsie Fritcke, Ella
Mathison, Alvin Mathison, Nellie Nc
Cam and Harry Mccain. Harriet Cox
teacher.
E. G. Hopkins arrived home Tues
day from visit to the mine owned by
the Edgerton Mining Co. near Platte
vile. The shaft, which is being put
down, is now nearly completed and the
work of drifting to determine the ore
bodies will soon be commenced.
The Ladies Society of the Congre
gational church will meet Wednesday,
Nov. 9th at the home of Mrs. E.. G.. Tai
lard. Our unfinished work piles up
high and each member should do her
best to be present at these meetings and
help to get these articles ready for our
fair.
The Jefferson High School football
team were entirely too strong for the
local team in a game played at the Driv
ing Park Saturday afternoon. They
pushed them over the field, walked
around the ends until a score was run
up II to 0. The Edgerton team must
find something easier.
Announcements have been received
by relatives here of the marriage OF
Elmer Davis to Miss Edith Sanford at
Los Angeles, Tuesday, Nov. 1st. Mr..
DAVIS is the eldest son of w. j. Davis
and wife of this city and his many friends
here unite in extending congratulations
to himself and bride.
About forty young people assembled
at the home of Misses Mary and Alyce
Ebbott Monday evening to observe Hal
Iowe'en evening. Games and pastimes
of weird nature were INDUCED in and
bountiful repast served. The gathering
was surprise on the Misses Ebbott and
was in honor OF their home coming from
the west @@1@e@es-@e
M. G. Shindle, wife and daughter, of
Mountville; Pa, stopped off for brief
call upon Edgerton friends Monday,
while enroute home from trip west
Years ago Mr.. Shindie was frequent
visitor in Edgerton during the tobacco
season, forming many acquaintances
here, and thought he could not pass by
without handshake.
DIR. W. p Roberts of GAINESVILLE, Sec
rotary of the Wisconsin Health Park
association, which has for it's object to
maintain health resort for consump
tives and invalids in northern Wisconsin,
was in town Tuesday, explaining his
philanthropic object which is supported
purely by charity. The association has
over 400 members, including many of
the most prominent business men of our