The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-01-27

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P. lodge will take place Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 31st.
There will be no Mission study by
the society of the M. E. church this
week.
Mel Johnson was up from Chicago
for an over Sunday visit with Edgerton
relatives and friends.
Rev. j. e. Harlin will be at the
Prairie church at 3 p. No., Feb. 3rd, to
impart the blessings of Saint Basil.
The senior class of the high school
together with the teachers we're pleas
antly entertained at the home of Penn
Brown, Jr, Saturday evening.
The last cinch party before Lent,
given by the ladies of st. Joseph's
church, takes place at T. A. & B. hall,
Thursday evening, Feb. I'd.
Mrs. G.. e. Shannon and Mrs. Harry
Ash were guests of honor at a party
given by Mrs. j. B. Stevens at her James
vile home Monday evening.
Two bob loads of Woodmen drove
to GAINESVILLE Monday evening to witness
the initiation of twenty three candidates
into this great fraternal organization.
The top notch price of butter is still
maintained at Elgin, 2915 cents. Just
how long the grocer will be compelled to
apologize for such robber prices is hard
to tell.
Owing to the blizzard Tuesday, the
auction sale advertised to take place on
the Samuel Marsden farm in Albion was
postponed The new date is Thursday
Feb. I'd
"A train load of Oregon sheep were
at the feeding station few days this
week enroute for market. The lot were
fed at st. Paul and most of them prime
enough to export.
The wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Doty was made the occasion
of surprise given them at their home
by about fifty OF their friends Friday
evening last.
The theme of the discourse at the
NJ. E. church Sunday morning will be
The INSTALLING Test" In the evening
the pastor will speak upon Seeking the
Best Things" All are welcome.
The Junior League of the M. E..
church will serve coffee in the parlors
Friday evening from o'clock on. A
sociable will follow. Friends are invited
to encourage the little folks by their
presence and dimes.
The birthdays of Allan Earle and
Warren Coon fell upon the same day,
Jan. 2lst, and the occasion was observed
by the latter in party given fourteen
of his. boy friends Saturday afternoon,
ending by an enjoyable sleigh ride given
by Allan later in the evening.
The ladies of st. Roses Society are
arranging to give fair at Uuion hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings, Feb. %, "a and %. A program of
entertainment will be given each even
ing and supper served at Z. A. & B.
hall on Saturday evening.
This community was in the grasp of
cold wave the early days of the week
that brought below zero temperature.
Tuesday stiff blizzard prevailed that
filled up the country roads and prevent
ed some of the rural mail carriers from
completing their circuits
The 18th anniversary Of the birth
day of Miss Lulu Summerfedt was the
occasion of pleasant gathering of about
twenty of her young friends at her home
last Thursday evening Refreshments
were served and the hours were very
pleasantly spent by the young people.
Miss Lulu was the recipient of hand
some present as souvenir Of the occa
sion.
-Beloit's oldest resident, Mrs Mary
A. Hunt, celebrated her 103rd birthday
on Saturday. She is in excellent health
for one so old, and reads, converses and
writes in a most interesting way She
was born in Gorham, Conn, and remem-
. bers the burning of Buffalo by the In
dians and other incidents in the early
history of New York state. She lives
with her daughters, Mrs. Fayette Royce
and Mrs. w. p. Adams.
This office received in it's Saturday
morning mail letter mailed in ST. Paul
on June 10Th last said to contain an ex-
press money order for 81 so, but the let-
ter had been opened and the order ab-
stracted. Accompanying it was a slip
signed by Postoffice Inspector Maher,
stating that this mail was part of that
enclosed in pouch stolen at Prairie du
Chen or June 18th and lately recovered
and requested that loss be reported to
local postmaster.
Open installation of officers of Ma
rlauood Canp No 0t96 with NJ, C,r,b