The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-02-03

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j. M. Bostwick & Son have large
ad on the inside page of this issue which
is worth reading.
Mrs. F. w. Coon visited the home
of her daughter in Evansville a couple
of days earlyin the week.
The Ladies Society of the 9. D. B.
church at Albion met with Mrs. TT.
Atwood in this city Tuesday afternoon.
Important business demands the
presence of all members of Camp 440 at
Woodmen hall Thursday evening of this
week.
-Assemblyman John Hagerty of Med
ford came down from Madison to pass
Sunday with his niece, Mrs. VIM. Bar
deem.
The seating capacity of the high
school has about reached it's limit by the
number of pupils enrolled the present
semester.
have leased stable and are prepared to
break and train colts for outside parties
at reasonable figures.
Evan Sayre, the young lad who was
accidentally shot in the head with rifle
last week, is doing nicely and at no time
has been unconscious.
"A broken sleigh tongue was the
cause of throwing load Of young peo-
pie into the street Saturday evening.
Fortunately no one was hurt.
Editor Hubbard of the Stoughton
Courier, accompanied by ex-Alderman
Swenson of Madison, called on friends
here for short time Monday.
Walter F. Mabbett, who has been
connected with the engineering depart
ment of the N. Y. Central Ry. in New
York of late. has been paying visit at
the home of his parents here during the
week
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con
gregational church will meet at the home
of Mrs. W. T. Pomeroy on Thursday,
Feb 9, instead of Wednesday, on account
of the supper to be given by the Mems
Club.
Charles Taylor was given ticket
by Judge Smith Tuesday morning that
entities him to warm room and 30 days
board with Sheriff Cochrane, at James
vile. All because Taylor imbibed too
freely of the cup that cheers.
The Fire Department have all ar
rangements completed for their Goth an
nual ball, and it is now up to you to say
whether or not you will attend and en-
Joy the event with them. The dance
takes place Friday evening of this week
at Academy hall and all are invited to
attend.
Rev. L. L. Thayer, formerly pastor
of the United Brethren church Of Sandy
Sink, but now member of the assem-
bly, from Chippewa county, visited
among his old friends in this vicinity
last Friday. He is author of a local op-
ton bill that promises to create a good
deal of opposition, which provides that
any subdivision of city having 300 pop
ulation can vote as to whether a saloon
shall be located within it's limits.
MOST everybody has been wondering
il a mask ball would be given here this
winter, and now the question can be an
swered. Bills have been distributed an
nouncing that this long looked for event
will take place in Academy hall Monday
evening, February 18th. Conroy's Harp
Orchestra have been engaged to furnish
music and costumer will be here with
suits to rent. Liberal prizes for the best
characters represented will be given and
refreshments will be served at the Bon
Ton restaurant.
Another meeting of the beet grow
ers in this locality was held at the Carl
ton hotel Saturday afternoon when the
draft of constitution and bylaws of a
local association was adopted The CON-
mittee appointed to meet with county
organization reported draft of the con-
cessions which the growers hoped to Sc
cure from the factory owners, but as
these demands had not been presented
the result was unknown. When the
matter is brought to final understand
ing another meeting will be called to
| hear the report. A committee was se-
| iected to secure membership to the local
association.
While Frank Young and Nick Kehoe
were hunting in the town OF Porter,
| Tuesday, they came upon wild animal
in u clumb Of bushes that first gave them
quite a scare. But as the beast skunk
away in the woods they put dog upon
the trail and after following it for about
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