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

George Boss and family Of Milton
were guests of B. G. Wilson's family
over Sunday.
The public schools closed Wednes-
day afternoon and will not reopen until
next Modday morning.
Albert RAIDER has rented one of the
Vickers' cottages in the third ward and
will commence housekeeping there.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Miss
Anna Nelson on Tuesday evening, Nov.
10Th
Mrs Freeman Lyons returned the
first of the week from Baraboo, where
she had been visiting with relatives for
a few days.
Judging by the large number of
rabbits which hunters are bringing in
these days, this game must be plentiful
this season.
james Arthur has moved his house
hold goods into the residence recently
purchased of Mrs. T. Cook and is now
located there.
"A card received from J. S. Hutson
reminds US that his address is 230 South
Olive ST., Los Angeles, Cal, for the pres
ent He wishes to be remem bered to all
inquiring friends.
Miss Florence Wentworth went to
GAINESVILLE Monday morning, where she
will take a course at the Southern Wis
consin Business College.
Mrs. VIM. Stricken and family have
rented Henry Schmelling's house in the
third ward and will occupy the same as
soon as it is completed.
"A representative of the Southern
Wisconsin Business College of GAINESVILLE
was in Edgerton Saturday looking after
business for that institution.
The Ober-Ammergrau Passion Play
will be illustrated with moving pictures
at the Catholic church Sunday evening
December 18th. Full particulars given
next week.
Herman Goede, who has been in the
employ of G. L. Culton at Mohe Menco,
Virginia, the past year, returned to Ed
gerton last Thursday. His family &C
companied him and they will remain
here until the first of February.
Scott Hatch eft Monday morning
for three weeks visit to the scenes of
his childhood in Vermont. He will eat
Thanksgiving dinner with his parents in
Bethel, Vt. Before returning he will
visit with friends in New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, and several other of the
eastern states.
Miss Florence Norton of Madison
was guest Of Edgerton friends short
time early in the week. Miss Norton is
employed as clerk to Congressman Ad-
ans, who leaves next week for Washing
ton to be on hand when congress meets
December 1st.
Crawford county people have killed
and presented the rattles of 5,157 rattle
snakes to the county for bounty since
the first day of the year on which SOC
bounty is paid for each. Since the
bounty on snakes has been in force
Crawford has paid over $4,000 for the
determination of these reptiles.
The beet sugar factory at GAINESVILLE
has commenced to sell it's products to
local grocers in this part of the state,
Home made" sugar is new PROPOSE
ton to the people in this locality and the
farmer can take his beets to the factory
and carry home years supply of sweet
ening the same as he used to do when he
took his wheat TO the mill and received
in return his flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Clifford an.
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Blanche, to Henry j. Arthur, son of
James Arthur, the ceremony having
been performed Wednesday, November
23d, at Hartford, Wisconsin, Rev. Weise
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur returned
TO Edgerton Thanksgiving forenoon and
a wedding feast and reception was given
at the home of the brides parents They
will reside on the Arthur homestead
west OF town A large circle of friends
unite in wishing them happiness and
prosperity through life.