The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-10
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Oscar Perry has returned from his
trip to New Mexico.
Miss Nora Condor visited at the
home of her sister in GAINESVILLE over
Sunday
-Delos Nicholson came down from
the university for an over Sunday visit
at home.
w. I'll. Leedle has succeeded to the
interests OF his brother in the firm of
Leedle Bros & Co.
See Chris Olson's closing bargain
announcement on last page. Everything
goes at some price.
Miss Laura Dodge of Duluth, Mimi,
has been guest at the home of Mrs. S.
G. Humphrey during the week.
Mrs. G. ?. Touton and son have
been spending the greater portion of the
Weeh with her parents in Fort Atkinson.
The Kvindeforening of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. S. Omsberg on Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 10Th.
Harry Bucknell reports the best
yield of sugar beets SO far this season.
80 tons 900 pounds from one and three
quarters acres.
The Dane County Teachers associa-
ton will meet at Madison, Saturday,
Nov Sth. Supt. Ames is arranging for
a special train.
Miss Hattie Short celebrated her
18th birthday Tuesday evening with
party given to about twenty five of her
young friends
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs. J.
Linnevold at the parsonage this Thurs
day evening, Nov 9th.
M. e. Conway and Steph Madden
received twelve car loads of sheep here
Thursday morning that were purchased
in st. Paul for feeding.
Mrs. E. E Wilt of Chicago, who has
been spending the week in this city pre-
pairing some decorated pottery at Mrs.
Jacobus' kilns, returned to her home
Tuesday.
"A large shipment of copper wire re-
ceived at this point recently is being
strung on the pole line of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Go. located
,fom r11ilaS oast Of TOWN
The Shepard feeding yards have
been crowded with cattle and sheep from
the western ranges of late. More than
10000 sheep were quartered there for
few days early in the week.
A mantle of snow covering the
ground couple of inches Monday night
gave everybody chance to hunt up
their snow shovels and to get bit of
healthy exercise before breakfast
The Ladies Society of ST. Joseph's
church held very pleasant euchre par
ty at T. A. & B. hall on Thursday even
ing last, at which honors were won by
Miss Anna Bishop. Light refreshments
we're served.
Fred Stewart, who has been serving
an enlistment term in the regular army
and lately stationed at a western fort
since the return of his regiment from
the Philippines, has been visiting rela-
tives here during the week.
Another telephone circuit is being
lx,;y, 80
The line will come from the neighEor-
hood of Stebbinsville, connecting ten or
more farmers with the central at Edger
ton. Some of the material is already on
the ground for eight or nine miles of
construction.
Several local deer hunters have TAX
en- their departure to the north woods
during the week. G. E. Shannon and
w. A. Bentley left Tuesday evening for
Saner, Villas county, to join party of
Westby hunters. T. B. Earle also Joins
party of Rice Lake gentlemen for
season of deer shooting.
The presence of small pox at James
vile is responsible for case that devel-
oped in the city during the week. The
victim is Jay Walrath. who while work
ing in that city contracted the disease.
He was living by hin self and when the
character of the infection was discovered
the authorities established strict quar-
antine, so that further spread of the
contagion is not feared. His case is a
light one.