The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-12-30

1.-The Woman in Blue" See her too.
"A Happy New Year to all our read
ers.
The Elgin price of butter is quoted
at q cents this week.
Frank Caughey of Johnsons Creek
called upon Edgerton friends on Friday.
j. w. Conn and family ate Christ
mas dinner with Mr.. Conn's parents in
Albany.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Linnevold of DEBORAH,
Iowa, is visiting with his son, Rev. Lin
nevold.
Prof Doudna attended the Wiscon-
sin Teachers association meeting in Mil
waukee this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hopkins are up
from Platteville to pass the holiday sea-
son with Edgerton relatives.
On account of Monday being legal
holiday, the public schools will not open
until Tuesday morning, Jan. Sd.
w. F. Earle and wife were down
from Watertown for visit with rela-
tives here during the Christmas week.
Miss Georgia Bowen, teacher in the
Chicago schools, is home to spend the
holiday vacation with her parents here.
The Catholic ladies will give a
euchre party at the T. A. & B. Hall on
Thursday evening, Jan. 9Th. All are in
vited.
john J. Comstock, who was sheriff
of Rock county in 1879 80, has just been
elected city marshal at GAINESVILLE to sue
coed the late John Hogan.
Royal hall, Tuesday evening, Jan.
Sd, THE Woman in Blue" Tickets on
sale at Ash's Saturday morning. Get a
good seat and see good play.
Prof. Jack and wife, who passed the
holiday with relatives here, have been
attending the meet of the Wisconsin
Teachers association in Milwaukee this
week.
Miss Augusta Atwood started We'd
nesday morning on her trip to Los
Angeles, Cal, to resume her work as
teacher the first Monday of the new
year. ..s.
Elijah and D. B. Wixom left Wed
nesday morning for Los Angeles, Cal
with tbs intention OF passing the re-
mainder of the cold months in southern
California.
Mrs. Harry Ash entertained the of
ficers of the Eastern Star Chapter and
the Past Matrons at very pleast dinner
party Tuesday evening. Seventeen COW
ers we're laid and the occasion one of
much pleasure.
The friends of VIM. E. Babcock, who
holds responsible position with the
firm of Carson Pierre & Co. in Chicago,
will be pleased to learn that he was the
recipient of a $1,000 check as Christ
mas present from mis- firm as we'll as a
notification of a substantial raise in sal
airy for the ensuing year.
The Rock County Beet Growers as
ISOLATION has been organized at Milton
recently and the prospects are that it
will be Of much benefit to the farmers of
that locality. Farmers from other parts
of the county will attend its next meet
ing on Thursday, Dec. %, at 1:3O p. M,
at which time all can join who wish.
Miss Julia Rockefellow, former
teacher in the public schools here but
now county superintendent of schools
in Waukesha county, has arranged for a
grand old fashioned spelling contest to
include every child attending a grade
school in the county. Preliminary con-
tests will be held to get the best and
these best will get together and have it
out.
The members of the Norwegian
Lutheran congregation met at the par
sonage Thursday afternoon for social
time and also to dedicate the pastors
home. A glee club composed of visiting
pastors gave a fine musical program,
toasts we're given by the clergymen and
by members of the building committee,
and Norwegian Christmas dainties were
served with the coffee. A thoroughly
delightful time was enjoyed by all pres
ent. The parsonage property is valued
at about $4,000.