The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-11-16

an attack of pneumonia.
The Whittet brick yard is burning
it's last kiln of brick for the season.
Al bert Crandall has moved from
this city to farm just north of Milton
Junction.
w. T. Pomeroy and w. l.. Pelton re-
turned Wednesday from business trip
in the east.
Eugene Clark. who has been con-
fined to his home by illness for week
past is improving.
Hon. D. L. Hennifn of Waterloo
paid visit to his cousin. Mrs. Downey,
here on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Mcintosh and
Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh were Chicago
visitors on Saturday.
Misses Clara Jensen and Winifred
Coon were home from the university for
an over Sunday stay.
Mrs. w. Ford of Indianapolis, Ind.
has been visiting during the week at the
home of Wray Watson.
"A healthy young Miss came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Carl Peters to
permanently reside Wednesday.
Miss Inger Hoen will entertain the
Pigeforening in the church basement
this Thursday evening.
Mat Valentine, day operator at the
depot left Tuesday for Genesee to take
promotion as station agent.
"A Chicago decorating firm are max
ing some extensive interior decorations
in the G. L. Culton residence.
-Chas. A. Brown, for many years with
the Blue Line, Milwaukee. renewed old
acquaintance in Edgerton Wednesday.
"A little white elephant was lost on
the streets few days ago. Finder will
please leave same at Ellingson's hard
ware store.
The last of the sugar beet deliveries
are being made this week which are in
creasing the piles stacked up on depot
grounds awaiting the call of the factories
for shipments.
The brick laying and slate roofing
on the new depot is completed and the
building enclosed, ensuring an early
completion of the job.
Owing to the large attendance at
Shows College of Dressmaklng, the
managers have decided to remain two or
three months longer.
j. B. Smith of Jamestown, n. D.,
came down with Is car loads of sheep
Sunday that were held off at the feeding
station during the week.
Delightful weather has prevailed so
far in November, giving the farmers
every opportunity to clean up their fall
work before winter sets in.
Ole Houge has been making some
repairs upon the Meyer & Mendleshon
warehouse and is to be employed as fore
man in charge Of this seasons packing.
Il u6 OpOuCOl JOWOlIy SlOlC las OOOu
refitted with handsome line of new
showcases and shelvings which assists
wonderfully 10 the display of the goods.
DIR. Homer Sylvester, wife and child
of Milwaukee visited at the home of
Mrs. Sylvesters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Atwood, during the early portion of
the week.
"A colt owned by the Child estate
and being driven by James Harrison
threw him out and ran away Wednesday
through town, ending by smashing the
buggy quite badly.
Two public entertainments are book
ed for Thanksgiving. A dance in Acad-
envy hall Thanksgiving evening and the
roller rink will be open at Royal hall
both afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Kepp mourn the
loss of their little five weeks old babe
that died rather suddenly Tuesday after
brief illness. Funeral services were
held from the home Wednesday morn
ing.
The girls and boys Rag Tag Club
will meet at the home Of Miss Bessie
Petty Saturday evening. 1t is the first
meeting of the season. Girls bring their
sewing and boys their music. Come and
enjoy the evening.
Albert S. Bulls, for many years jus
tice of the peace at Milton junction,
died at the Milwaukee Soldiers Home
last week Funeral services were held
from the M. E. church at Milton juno
ton Thursday morning. He was a mem
Der of the 18th Wis. Vol. Inf
Mr. and Mrs M. E. Conway and Mr.
and Mrs. F. l.. Kellogg entertained a
company of more than 100 of their
friends at the home OF the former We'd
nesday evening. A $50 o'clock dinner
was served after which cards formed the