The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-10-20
-Chas Birkenmeyer passed a couple

-Chas Birkenmeyer passed a couple
of days OF the week in the Chicago mar
kets.
Mike Schmidt was called to Jeffer-
son last Saturday to attend the funeral
of an uncle.
The Smith Marshall Vaudeville Co.
are billed to appear at Royal hall, Mon
day, Oct. 80
The advertisement of the Stoughton
hospital conducted by DIR. Iverson ap-
pears in this issue.
Mr.. Kenyon Appleby of Van Buren,,
Ind, was guest of his friend, Rev. F..
G. Richardson, Monday.
The Euchre Club held its first meet
ing of the season at the home of G. r.
Bentley Wednesday evening.
Albert Muff1ey of the Reporter force
left Friday for Boscobel to spend a va
cation at the home of his parents.
DIR. Shepard has an eye dressed in
full mourning, all due to trying to stop
a wild western steer Tuesday evening.
ALI gather at Woodmen hall this
Thursday evening. Come early and
get the axes ground before the opening
hour.
Another official has been sent out
taking measurements for the new depot,
we are told Keep cool, something may
happen yet.
The change in weather conditions
will doubtless improve the duck hunt
ing. So far very few have yet come into
Lake Koshkonong.
Excursion tickets will be sold to
Madison on Saturday, account of foot
ball game. Special train for returning
leaves Madison at 6 p: m.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Mcintosh have
issued invitations for large party to be
given on Friday and Saturday evenings
in celebration. of their fifteenth wedding
anniversary.
Bills are out announcing a cloak
sale at Perry's Monday, October 23rd,
and skirt sale Friday and Saturday,
October 20 and 21st. See announce
ments in this issue.
Monday evening, October Both is the
time you want to be at Royal hall. A
good vaudeville show is booked for that
date. Let the hall be filled and start
the season off right.
John Kurtz of Pittsville wasin town
several days of the week looking after
property interests here. John is still en-
gagged in the manufacture of cigars and
enio, a liberal trade in the locality of
his home.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. An
drew Mcintosh Wednesday afternoon,
Oct. 25th. AS there is special order of
work it is desired that the ladies come
as early as possible.
DIR. John Phillips, of Philadelphia,
son-in- law of the late Mr.. G.. M. eager,
was in town few days this week look
inn after business matters. Mrs. eager
now makes her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Phillips, and is reported to be en-
joying good health.
County Superintendent Ames of
Dane county has called convention of
district school officers to be held at
Madison on Saturday next and urges
that all such attend. The law permits
such officials to receive a compensation
of $500 per day and travelling expenses.
John McGrane of Nevada, visited at
the home of James Conway on Monday,
while here on visit to relatives in Full
ton. He left this vicinity in 1949, during
the gold excitement in California, and
has not hasn back since, though he will
still be ,emem bered by some of the older
residents of Fulton.
Rev. Geo. B. Mind, who has been a
missionary to the MADEIRA Islands for
many years, occupied the pulpit of the
NJ E. church on Albion Prairie on Sun
day. Rev. and Mrs. Mind, who have
been visiting at the home of Willard
North, left Monday. Mrs. Mind is a sis
ter of Mrs. North.
Work on the sewer contract has
been pushed along quite rapidly during
the fine weather of late The force has
been increased some, still more help
could be used in the trenches. Tearing
up the streets in the business part of
town will soon be over, still there is lot
of work necessary to restore them to
their former condition. When this con-
tract is completed our people hope there
need be no more digging up the streets
and some permanent work of macadam-
izing can be inaugurated.