The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-03

Il. A. Perry mas Oeen III OHiCdgo tHlS
week securing goods for his bargain day
sale.
Rev. T. G. Richardson attended the
funeral of Dr. Borden at Milton on
Thursday.
The ladies society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. w. T..
Pomeroy next Wednesday.
The missionary society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
7. A. Perry on Friday p. m.
No school in several departments to-
day in order that the teachers may at
tend convention of educators at Wau-
kesha.
Floyd Cook and Miss Peterson went
to Rockford Wednesday and were made
man and wife by clergyman in that
city.
Fred Carrier has moved his family
from the Vickers' house in the 3rd ward
to Clark Pierce's residence in the End
ward.
Mike Schmidt accompanied by
August Ratzlaff, was in Chicago the
first of the week purchasing new goods
for the store.
Mrs Mary Bunting has returned
from Redwood Falls, Mimi, and has
been guests of her daughter, Mrs. FL.
Ebbot, for few days.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve coffee and cake at the church par
lors Wednesday, Nov. Sth, from o'clock
until all are served, at 10 cents.
Ell. S. McGiffin, who has returned from
recent trip to New York, reports that
bis firm has purchased the Sylvester
warehouse at GAINESVILLE for S12,5OO.
"A number of young ladies gave Miss
Della Boyle linen shower Wednesday
evening She was the recipient of very
large and handsome assortment of linen.
The first quarterly conference of the
NJ. E. church will begin on Saturday,
Nov. 5th Presiding Elder McChesney
will occupy the pulpit on Sunday. Love
feast at 9:45 M. Communion to follow
the morning service.
Mr.. Arthur Turner of York, Eng
land, passed a few days of the week here
as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Copley.
Mr.. Turner, who is halter is returning
from trip to the Pacific coast, having
visited the Portland exposition. He sails
from New York for home on the 9Th inst
New management has assumed cor
troll of Royal hall this week, Harvey
Raymond and L. N. Pomeroy being the
lessees. Mr.. Raymond will attend to the
contracting as he has for the past two
years for the Edgerton band, 50 matters
will 60 along as smoothly as in the past.
One of the largest tobacco deals made
by farmers around here for long time
was consummated here Monday when G.
F, and Judd Mccarthy of Cooksville
sold their 1897 '99 and 1901 packings of
tobacco, amounting to over hundred
boxes to A. Wallach of Chicago for 14&
SC per 10.
The Smith Marshall Co. gave a
bright, clean vaudeville performance at
Royal hall Monday evening that seemed
to please the fair sized audience assem-
bled. Some of the acts were the best
ever seen at the hail, while the moving
pictures were first class. The company
will play return date later in the sea-
son when they will receive an increased
patronage.
John South, nephew of Mrs Geo.
Doty, who is in the navy and assigned
to the wireless telegraph corps on the
new battleship West Virginia, writes to
friends here an interesting account of
the trip of his ship taking President
Roosevelt from New Orleans to Norfolk.
He relates how his ship was able to Sc
cure portion of the presidents speech
made st New Orleans when off Key
West and 200 miles from shore by wire
less methods. The warship was in con
nection with shore stations nearly the
entire trip up the coast, being remark
ably successful with its wireless tele-
graphic apparatus.
The City Federation of Women's
Clubs has secured DR.. Richard Fischer,
chemist for the Wisconsin Dairy and
Food commission, to give an address in
this city on Monday eve, Nov. 6, at M. E.
church, on the ubject of Food Adulter.
alton. The original plan was to have
this lecture given at the G. L. Culton
residence, with the attendance limited
to the members of the Federation and
their invited guests. But as the inter
est in the subject became more general,
the ladies decided to have the lecture
given ia place where they could share
it with all who are interested in the sub
ject. The exhibit which was made bv