The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-01
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-"The Holy City,
-Elgin butter "a cents.
1.-THE Holy City" comes to Edgerton
Friday evening, Dec. 10Th, at Royal hall.
City Clerk johnson is now busy fig
uring out the tax roll that will be due
next month.
About sixty connections have been
made to the sewerage system, and still
the work goes on.
W S. Heddles has brought his sad
die horse down from Madison to be win
tered at the home farm.
II. A. Warren has sold his stock of
hardware to the Hahn estate and closed
his store on Canal street.
Louis Levy and wife of GAINESVILLE
were over Sunday guests of G. P. Tou-
toms family at the Carlton.
e. G. Hopkins and wife will spend
Thanksgiving with the family of their
son, Roy at Steuben in the Kickapoo
valley.
-Thore will be initiation services at
Woodmen hall Thursday evening, Dec.
9TH. All members of Camp 40 should
be present.
Mrs. A. J. Kelley left Tuesday for
Cornell, Wash, where she intends to
pass the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
G. Il. Hutson.
Relatives have been advised of the
arrival of new girl baby at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shannon at Port
age on Friday last.
VIM Watson and family returned to
their home in Benton, ILL.,, last Friday,
after passing the past four weeks at the
home of his father, Wray Watson.
Will Bardeen has purchased the
Burdick photograph gallery at Milton,
and hereafter will devote Wednesday of
each week to the trade there.
No services at the Norwegian Luth-
eran church next Sunday as the pastor
church in his former charge at Kasson,
MINI.
The petitions for iudgeships have
been numerous enough the past few
days so that every man was afforded an
opportunity to designate his favorte in
the race.
John Bowen and wife and son
Charles will take Thanksgiving dinner
with their daughter Effie in Chicago
They departed for there the first of the
week and will pass few days in the
city
Mr. John Christensen and Miss
Mary Johnson both of the town of
Pleasant Springs, Dane Co., were united
an marriage at the Norwegian parsonage
il this city, Monday, Nov. 9th, Rev. j.
Linnevold, officiating.
"A. w. Bentley reached home Friday
morning, bringing nice, fat deer as the
result of weeks stay at hunting camp
IN Villas county. Cuts of venison have
been distributed to some of Mr.. Ben
tleys friends from the Mawhinney mar
ket during the week.
The great Biblical drama, "The Holy
City," will be presented in Edgerton for
the first time by Gordon & Bennett on
Friday evening, Dec. 18th. This will un-
qucstionably be the grandest entertain
ment ever offered Edgerton theater goers
and Royal hall should be packed from
door to stage.
From notice published elsewhere
it will be seen that the Library Board
solicit proposals for the erection of the
new public library up to Feb. 1st. Con-
tractors may submit bids for completed
building or for separate work. We un-
derstand the board desire to have the
contracts let and everything in order so
that work may be pushed in the early
spring.
MIR. Clarence 7. Bragg of Painsville,
Ohio, passed few days of the week with
friends in this section. He is son of
w. T. Bragg, who for some years oper-
ated the Emerald creamery in Dunkirk,
but lately has been manager of large
creamery at Painsville. He was on his
way to Madison where he has been en-
gagged as lecturer in the dairy school at
the university