The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-12-16


The Elgin price of butteri is 264 cents
this week.
Miss Winifred Coon spent Sunday
with friends in Stoughton.
Southern Wisconsin Poultry Show
all next week in Edgerton.
DIR. Sylvester of Milwaukee, was a
guest at the Atwood home on Sunday.
Articles left from Congregational
fair are on sale at f. w. Coon's residence
Mrs [. n Carrier picked dandelion
blossom in her yard last Friday, but that
was before the blizzard came.
After pleasant visit with relatives
and friends, Mrs. Abner Adams of Hell
ena, Mont, left for her home today.
The Culture Club met with Mrs. A.
J. Jenson Monday evening and supple
mented their literary work with tur-
key dinner.
Miss Francis Keegan entertained a
company of lady clerks with an appetite
ing spread at rooms in the Hall building
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Martin Peterson of Chicago,
brother of the late Miss Gertrude Peter
son, passed Sunday in Edgerton closing
up business matters of his sister.
John Gessert and wife of Watertown
were visiting relatives and friends here
last week They are very very much
pleased with their home in that city.
Mrs w. A. Shelley and son, Drexel,
arrived home Saturday evening from
East Aurora, N. Y, where they have
been visiting for several weeks past
The chicken pie supper and bazaar
given by the Pigeforening of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church last Friday even
ing was great success. The proceeds
we're $16O92.
AT the meeting of the Modern Wood
men this Thursday evening there will
be application for new membership and
other important business. a full at
tendance is desired.
A Christmas dance will be given in
Academy hall, Monday evening, Dec &c.
Tickets to dance, Is cents; refreshments
will be served at the Bon Ton restau-
rant. All are cordially invited.
We are having the first taste of real
winter this week. The temperature
sank to below the zero mark for the first
time Tuesday morning aud on Wednes-
lox 70 lol0
After making up your list of the
coming years reading matter, let The
Reporter figure and see how much you
can save by placing the order here. We
have clubbing rates with most all publ
cations.
Mrs. Scott Hatch was another vic
tim of pleasant surprise Friday even
ing when about forty of her friends
dropped in unannounced for a house
warming. A couple of handsome pic
lures were left to adorn the walls of the
new home.
The first snow of the season fell
Sunday and Monday nearly foot of it
all told, but it came so light and dry
that it was of very little use for sleigh
ing. A top dressing of a damper kind
however would bring out the sleighs for
the holiday season.
Almost everybody wants a daily
paper now days. Here is chance to
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special arrangement we can furnish the
Milwaukee Daily Journal aud The Re-
porter for one year for 1915. Leave
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AT regular meeting of Edgerton
Chapter No. So, 0. E. S., the following
officers were elected: w. M.-Maud
Clarke; W. P.-D. I Wilson: Asso. M
Kittie Clarke: Sec. - Martha Wilson:
Treas.-Jane Kelly; Cond-Ethel Mars
den; Asso. Cond.-Lillie Baocock.
While returning from call upon
her parents last Sunday night, Mrs. NJ.
Fletcher slipped and fell on the walk in
front of c. w. Clatworthy's residence.
Her head struck the cement walk with
such force as to cause her to be uncon-
scious for several hours. She was car
ried into Mr.. Clatworthy's and medical
aid summoned. Fortunately there were
no fractures or lasting injuries from the
fall, but Mrs. Fletcher does not care to
have the accident repeated