The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-01-20
The Elpip price of butter still holds

The Elgin price of butter still holds
at the high water mark 291s cents.
e. G. Hopkins is looking after prop
erty interests 10 the Kickapoo valley
this week.
Friday evening, January 27th is the
date of Rev. DR.. Smiths lecture at the
Congregational church.
John Thoreson and wife and Miss
Olga Hanson attended the funeral of
Oscar Engh at Stoughton last Friday.
Miss Winifred Coon entertained the
senior class and teachers of the high
school at her home Saturday evening.
The Kvndeforening of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church meets with Mrs
J. A. johnson Thursday afternoon, jan
10Th.
Mrs. VIM FL. Morrissey returned
home from Mt. Clemens, Mich, Wednes-
day, very much improved of her rheu-
matism.
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date of the dancing party to be given in
Academy hall by the Fraternal Aid
association.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet in the church
basement on Friday evening, Jan. Goth,
with Mrs J. A. johnson.
Some of the most extreme cold
weather of the winter has been exper-
fenced during the week that has eater
great holes in the coal bins.
Thomas Asleson, an old settler and
we'll known throughout eastern Dane
county, is lying dangerously ill at his
home short distance east OF Stoughton.
He was hauling hay last week when the
load tipped over and it is feared that he
was injured internally.
E. T. Stevens and w. G. Snow Of
harrington, Conn, were in town for a
short time early in the week. These
gentlemen are connected with the Coe
brass works and came west to purchase
few car loads of drivers and work
horses. E. @. Tallard is helping his old
friends locate some desirable animals.
Rev. DR.. Smith of Chicago, now sup
plying the First Congregational church
of Fulton, will deliver his celebrated
lecture, Facts, Fun, Folly and Fools
at the Congregational church in Edger-
ton, Friday evening, Jan. 9th, at p. N.
Special musical numbers will be rem
dered. Every one come and enjoy a
treat. Admission Is cents.
Meet me at the Firemen's ball, Fri
day evening, February 3rd; this will be
the best of ALL kindly pass around the
word; we will waltz and two step lightly
and will get fatigued but slightly at this
pleasant happy meet; you may be my
partner early and we'll stay till morning g
dawn, so don't forget to come my honey
with your dancing slippers on.
"A young peoples spider web socia-
BILE will be given Friday evening of this
week at the home of Rev. and Mrs. l.. A.
Parr. This is to be "sociable" in the
true sense of the word, for all purses
may be left at home. One feature of the
evening will be an auction at which you
may purchase many things with no
money. The Christian Endesvor Society
extends cordial invitation to you all,
and promises to give you a pleasant
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Will Tallman OF James
vile, who have been visiting friends here
during the week. we're guests of honor at
several functions given during their
stay. On Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ash entertained pleasant
company of friends with euchre party.
On Saturday evening the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Doty was the scene of
another enjoyable gathering and on
Monday evening Mrs. w. S. Heddles and
Mrs. G. E. Shannon were hostesses of a
similar pleasant occasion given at the
Shannon home.
&C. w. Birkenmeyer has issued bills
announcing the 18th Anniversary sale at
his store, which takes place on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, January "a
% and 26. At that time all broken lines,
odds and ends and remnants which have
accumulated the past year will be mark
ed at prices intended to close them out
quickly. The Anniversary sale has been
a special feature of this store and in the
past many bargains have been secured
by the purchasing public on these clean
upquick" lines offered.