The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10

chased house and lot of John Kurtz of
Pittsville.
Mr.. L. G. Sharpe Of the GAINESVILLE
Recorder force was caller Edgerton
on Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Herrick, who has been
dangerously i'll during the week, is slow
ly recovering
Mrs. j. D. Hahn is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. w. 3. Bah
cock, in Chicago.
Tickets and reserved seats for the
Vending lecture will be on sale at Ash's
Saturday morning.
Frank G.. Hall of Manchester Iowa,
was looking after property interests here
a few days this week.
M. Pelton of Madison passed through
here Monday morning enroute for Vir-
ginia on land seeking trip.
John Walther returned on Tuesday
from the northern part of the state,
where he has been the past summer.
No one should fail to hear that &C.
complished orator, DIR. Vending, at
Royal hall next Tuesday evening.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. w. T.
Pomeroy Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 10.
Miss Ellen Barber, who has been
home sick for some days, returned to her
school duties at the Whitewater Normal
Tuesday.
Harry Ash returned from duck
hunting trip to the Puckaway marshes
Friday and reports the sport not up to
it's usual standard.
Frank Brigham, the young man who
was accidentally shot in the town of
Porter last week, is recovering at the
GAINESVILLE hospital.
The opening number of the lecture
course, DR.. Vending, next Tuesday
evening, will be one of those rare treats
that none can afford to miss.
Someone carried away Hugh McIn-
nes' umbrella from the Carlton hotel
Sunday morning which he wonld like
very much to have returned, as it was
highly priced gift.
-Supt. Eldredge, Division Freight
Agent Davis, Engineer Lapham, Train
Dispatcher Atkins and Road Master
Murphy were in town on an inspection
tour of this division Tuesday.
Harding & Nelson will be unable tt
finish their sewer contract before winter
closes in and will proba bly, do but little
more work except few odds and ends
this season. Nearly two-thirds of the
pipe, however, has been laid and the bal
ance will lay over until spring.
Keep in mind the G. A. r. Campfire
to be held at Royal hall next Wednesday
evening. The veterans expect the pub
lie to turn out and give their entertain
ment a rousing patronage. A first class
supper, provided by the w. r. G. will be
served previous to the program of the
evening.
Will Schumacher went to Milwaukee
Thursday to purchase a complete new
grocery stock, which will be opened
about the first of the month in the
building now occupied by the Viking
Store. He is a young man we'll thought
of and ought to succeed to a good bust
ness.
Mission services will be held in st.
Johns German Lutheran church next
Sunday. Services in the forenoon will
!! be conducted by Rev. L. Yokey of Ocon-
omowoc, and in the afternoon Rev. Aug.
Bergman of Milton will preach. The
afternoon service will commence at 2
o'clock.
Mrs T. j. Atwood returned Satur-
day from visit to her brother, Mr..
Austin Burdick at Minneapolis, whom
she reports to be in quite poor health
and much depressed in spirits. During
her absence she visited the family of her
son George at Gays Mill and Mrs.
Blanche Jones at Wabasha, MINI.
The Modern Woodmen will skip the
November assessment, which will make
only nine assessments levied, or 10 be
levied this year The society has now
on hand in the benefit fund over two
million dollars, and it is estimated that
after calling for the December assess
ment, million and one-half dollars will
be on hand in that fund with which to
commence the new year.
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday at the reg
ular hours. The topic for the morning
service will be "The Compromise That
Destroys" In the evening the pastor
will preach on "The Founding of Free
Democracy" A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to these services. This evening
at 1870 Rev. Parr will give an exposition
of the Sunday School lesson for next