The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-14

From now until after Christmas the
stores will be open evenings.
Dave Lampman is again back to his
old position as day operator at the depot.
Editor Will Watt of the GAINESVILLE
Recorder was an Edgerton caller on Sat
urday.
Christmas is only few days away
now. Have you made selection of all
your presents?
E. Scott Hatch returned Saturday
evening from q three weeks visit with
relatives in New England.
L. G. Whittet returned from flying
visit to his Louisiana cypress mill Sun
day evening.
The Elgin price of butter was boost
ed another cent this week. The market
is 81 cents.
Miss Edith Maltpress is assisting
during the holiday rush at G. S. Put
nam's GAINESVILLE store.
Mrs. J. A. Lord of Chicago has been
visiting among Edgerton relatives and
friends during the week.
Henry Ebbott was in Stoughton
Tuesday purchasing stock from the
Mandt Manufacturing Co.
Mrs Elizabeth Stafford, who has
been very sick the past week, we are
pleased to report is better.
Editor Bliss and wife of the James
vile Gazette were guests at Henry John
sons home last Friday evening
The Ladies Socets of st. Josephs
church will give card party at T. A. &
B. hall Friday evening of this week.
-Theo, Kumlein of Ft. Atkinson has
been canvassing the city for the Coe &
Converse Nursery Co. during the week
Annual election of officers of Fulton
lodge f. & A. M. takes place next Wed
nesday evening. A full attendance is
desired.
Remember the fair and supper to be
given Thursday evening of this week by
the Pigeforening in the church base
ment.
Ernest A. Arthur and wife of South
Milwaukee have been visiting among
relatives in and about Edgerton during
the week.
j. Herbert Snow, in the employ of
the Santa Fe railway at Melvern, Kan,
has been visiting old time friends in this
locality during the week.
Andrew Berry received word We'd
nesday of the death of his brother, Lewis
E. Berry, which occurred at his home in
Preston Wis, last Tuesday night.
Frank Williams has purchased Eu-
gene Clark's half-interest in the Clark &
LaBundy barber shop and will take pos
session next Monday. The firm name
will be Williams & LaBundy.
AS there was no quorum present at
the last meeting of Camp 44O, the annu-
al election OF officers will take place on
Thursday evening, Dec 20. Let there
be full attendance of members.
New phones recently connected up
with central are: Geo. Gary, warehouse,
No. 247; G. E. Tallard & Co., warehouse,
No. 237; Ben Perrigo, residence, No. 249,
and Ole Hauge, residence, No. 2S7.
john Parker has retired from the
office force at Wilson Bros to accept
the position of bookkeeper for the Amer
lean Tobacco Co. at the Watertown
branch. for which place he left Wednes-
day.
Carl Lord, who has been employed
as superintendent of tobacco planta-
ton at Quincy, Florida, the past year.
accompanied his mother here for short
visit during the week. He expects to re-
turn to his position in Florida soon.
After wait of four weeks for heat
ing stoves to come from the company's
storehouse, masons were able to start
the plastering on the new depot We'd
nesday. The building will scarcely be
ready for occupancy for the first of the
year.
Alma Marsden and wife OF Albion
Prairie started Tuesday eve ling for
Letcher, S. D., going as far as rairie du
CHEN, where they found trains we're I'M
able to cross the river, and were com
PEELED to return and continue their jour
ney via Davis Junction The made an
other start Wednesday afternoon.