The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-10-27
Mrs. Henry Kaufman and daughter

Mrs. Henry Kaufman and daughter
have returned from the west.
John Gessert was down from Water
town for visit With relatives this week.
Miss Mae Mcmillan of Fort Atkin-
son is guest of her sister, Mrs. G. 2.
Touton.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson entertained a
company of friends with a card party
Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies society of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs. f..
J. Maltpress next Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies Society of st. Joseph's
church will give euchre party in T. A..
& B. hall Thursday evening, Nov. 2.
AT the Congregational church to-
night at 1880 Rev. L. A. Parr will speak
en- Religious and Political Conditions in
Modern England" A general invitation
is extended.
AT the morning service at the Con-
gregational church next Sunday, Rev. L..
A. Parr will preach upon 'The Sins Of
the Nation" With special reference to
the recent revelations. Special music
and hearty welcome to all. In the
evening at o'clock a bright service will
be held Everybody cordially invited to
this service.
Seven head of cattle belonging to
Gunder Gunderson of the town of Burke,
Dane county, were slaughtered by the
state veterinarian, DR.. E. D. Roberts, of
GAINESVILLE, as being infected with tuber-
culosis. State Veterinarian Roberts,
since the first of January, has slaugh-
tered between 900 and 700 animals which
were condemned as having the disease.
The marriage of James McGiffin to
Miss Maude Murdoch, which took place
at the home of the brides parents in
GAINESVILLE Wednesday afternoon at six
o'clock, was attended by number of
Edgerton relatives, among them were:
Mrs. Ira Howard, Mrs. Harry Ash, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wyman, Mrs. Jane
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McGiffin, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Birkenmeyer and Miss
Myrtle Maltpress.
Tickets for the lecture course are
now ready and four ladies have been ap-
pointed to distribute the same and col
lect the money early in the coming week.
IF those who have subscribed to the
course will be prepared to take their
tickets it will be help to those collect
ing. The first number on the course
will be given November 14th and will be
filled by Geo. r. Vending.
Wilson Bros, have purchased an
Other piece of property that eventually
will be added to their manufacturing
plant. Werefer to the building now &C.
cupied by H. 0. Lintvedt as blacksmith
shop, which was secured of j. A. Thomp-
son, together with strip in the rear of
Banks homestead, the whole costing
$4,000. It is the intention of the Will
sons in the future to improve this prop
erty and make it conform 10 their pres
ent handsome block. The addition will
provide considerable storage facilities,
which the firm stands greatly in need Of
The Edgerton Electric Light Co. are
arranging to give continuous lighting
service during the winter months. After
the tobacco handling seas On opens there
is so much call for current during the
working hours that the company has
decided to operate the lighting circuit
continuously except between noon and
p NJ. The power current will be on
from a. N. to 6 p N. as usual. Patrons
therefore, will note that they must use
care in turning off lamps when not need
ed, in order to keep the meter readings
down, when current is on such long
hours.
The friends of Albion Academy are
very much encouraged over the success
of Mr. And. Jensen in his efforts to raise
the debt on the institution by subscrip-
ton, among his Scandinavian country
men. In a few days S250O was pledged
by the congregation of the West Kosh-
konong church. This is a good start
towards lifting the debt of $4,000. Mr..
Jensen will appeal to the members of the
other congregations in this locality and
has every reason to believe they will
come literally to the aid of the cause
and the FL. A. Preus Lutheran Academy
will be free from it's incumbrance.
The sudden death of Harold Ogden,
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ogden,
of heart disease on Thursday morning,
is another instance of the uncertainties
of this life. The young man has been
troubled for some time with an organic
disease but was in his usual health until
Wednesday evening when he was seized
with fit of coughing followed by poor
heart action. A physician was called,
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