The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-11-30
Miss Gladys Short is seriously ill.


-Claud White came down from Wat
ertown to pass Thanksgiving with Ed
gerton relatives.
The holiday season is near at hand.
Plant your ads. in the Reporter and
watch results.
The Elgin price of butter was put
up two cents more this week, Doc being
the price fixed.
Andrew Berry was called to Grant
county Wednesday by the serious illness
of his brother.
Perry takes half page ad. this week
to tell about offerings for bargain day,
Tuesday, Dec. 4th.
Another partner was admitted to
the firm of Murwin Bros at Fulton on
Tuesday boy baby.
"A white fur neckscarf was lost on
the streets of Edgerton during the week
Please leave at this office.
Charles Huppenmeyer and wife OF
Stoughton were guests Of IL. b. Knapp
and wife over Sunday.
The work of plastering the new de-
pot is being held up, awaiting the ship
ment of some large heaters
Union services will be held Thanks
giving at the M. E. church. Rev. L. A.
Parr will preach the sermon.
On Friday, November 23d; 1906,
little girl came to gladden. the home of
DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Morrison.
Miss Anna Nelson will entertain the
Pigeforening 10 the church basement
Wednesday evening, Nov. 28th.
1t must be mean disposition that
prevents a person from finding some
thing to be thankful for at this time.
The small boy who did not secure
sack of grain from the wreck was count
ed too slow for any old kind of sport
w. Fl. Hutson returned from the
west last Friday morning looking as
though frontier life agreed with him.
The Pigeforenirg of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will give their annual
bazaar and supper Thursday evening,
Dec. 18th.
Mrs. j. M. Conway and Mrs. Theo
Clarke attended the funeral of their
grandmother, Mrs. Osborn at Evans
Vile Monday.
"A special meeting of Edgerton Chap
ter No. SO o. E. S. will be held on Mon
day evening, Dec. 3rd, for initiation. All
members please remember this date and
come.
AT the weekly prayer meeting at the
Congregational church Thursday even
ing the subject will be "Chrst's View of
Wealth. Papers by Mrs. Parr and Mrs.
Ebbott
Lawrence Hutson is home from the
lumber camps in the northern part of
the state looking brown and healthy.
His work for the Whittet Boutelle Co.
seems to agree with him.
Roller skating in the afternoon and
evening at Royal hall on Thanksgiving
day. A dance will be held in Academy
hall in the evening. The public are in
vited to both these and good time is
promised.
My! But isn't butter strong these
days? With Elgin at 3Oc, about the best
the grocer can offer is three pounds for
big round dollar What has the far mer
got to sell that doesn't bring top prices
this year?
The Ladies' Society of the Congre-
gational church will hold their Christ
mas fair Wednesday, Dec. 18th. The
ladies of the church and society are very
cordially invited to donate some fancy
or useful articles for the fair.
Hereafter all the stamps printed for
5000 presidential postofices are to have
the name of the city and state printed
on the margin of the sheets of stamps.
This is to be done so as to aid in detec-
tlou III CASE large QuhutiIleS VI StdmpS
are stolen.
II. B. Earle and L. G.. Whittet came
home from a fishing and hunting expe-
dition in the northern portion of the
state Sunday morning, each bringing a
handsome deer. They we're in camp
north of Rice Lake with Milwaukee and
Eau Claire and Rice Lake hunters and
report season of excellent sport.
The same train crew, locomotive,
engineer and conductor that were in
charge of the train that was wrecked in
the yards here last week were again in a
mix-up near Elm Grove Saturday Their
train broke in two on grade and the
rear portion crashed into the forward
end, derailing several cars and blocking
the track so that the wrecker was put in
use again as soon as it had finished here.