The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-05

gin slicing beets next Monday.
Regular meeting of the K. p. lodge
next Tuesday evening. Oct. 9th.
"A good supper for 25c at the Har-
vest Festival next Tuesday evening
Mrs. Geo. w. Doty has been visiting
relatives in Chicago the past week.
Roy Saunders has been moving into
his new home in the Mcintosh addition
this week.
Clint Scofield and wife OF Evansville
are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Albert
RAIDER.
Claude j. Hendricks, democratic
candidate for district attorney, was a
visitor in Edgerton Monday.
Miss Tilla Larson will entertain the
Pigeforening in the church basement
Thursday evening, Oct. 18th.
Rev L. A. Parr, Henry Ebbott and
John Mawhinney have been attending
the Congregational conference at Beloit
this week.
-Patronize the Harvest Festival to
be given by the w. R. G. next Tuesday
evening. You get good supper from
5 o'clock on at Csc.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their "Experience" social at the
church Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 7:3O. A
ten cent lunch will be served.
Rev T. w. North of Milton Junction
was over Wednesday visiting his father.
He has been assigned to the church at
Evansville by the recent conference.
Mrs. G.. HI. Turnbull and children
have been visiting her brother, r. L..
Page, and calling on old friends prior to
going to Topeka, Kan, where her hus-
band has position with the Capitol Iron
Works Of that city.
Little Theron Moon, son of Mrs.
Sherbie Moon, slipped and fell at the
public school building last Friday, break
ing bone in his leg. The fractured
limb was Immediately set and will no
doubt knit very quickly.
"A ragged, dirty thieving lot of gyp-
sizes passed through town Monday plying
their fortune telling trade. On COM
plant of travelling man a woman of
the party was brought into Justice
Smiths court and fined for stealing $40
bill from him.
Miss Ena Berkey of Monroe, Wis,
piano instructor, wishes to say to the
public that she will be in Edgerton Fri
day and Saturday of each week. For
further information inquire of Mrs. Geo.
Doty. Ala
R. J. Maltpress leaves Saturday for
Traverse City. Mich. to look up the ap-
Pile situation and if market conditions
are right will buy few car loads of win
ter fruit. He may possibly visit the
western New York fruit district before
his return.
Eighty one car loads of western sheep
arrived at the feeding yards between
Thursday and Sunday morning, being
the lot DR.. Shepard purchased from Rea
Bros ranch in Montana. The most of
the sheep are'f fat and will be forwarded
to market soon, while a portion will be
fed for later shipment
The postponed Harvest festival will
be held at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning and evening. The
pastors theme for the morning will be-,
"The God of the Harvest" The evening
theme will be, "The Souls Ungathered
Harvest" Special music will be fur
nished by the choir and harvest decora-
tions will adorn the church.
Nelson Munson, aged 46, rural
mail carrier living at Orfordville, COM
mitted suicide Monday by shooting him
self. His mind had become deranged
because of the death of his wife three
months ago. He placed his mouth over
the muzzle of a shotgun and blew the
top of his head off. He was we'll to do
and used an automobile to deliver his
mail.
Andrew Mcintosh left on Tuesday
morning for Lake Valley, New Mexico,
expecting to pass few weeks at the
Monarch Mining Co. s property near that
place. 1t is expected that the 100. ton
mill ordered for the mine will be put in
operation during the month and Mr.. Nc
Intosh will remain until the wheels be-
gin to turn. The mine, zinc-lead- silver
proposition, which is located in the Car
penter district northwest of Lake Valley,
is owned largely by Edgerton people who
are anxiously awaiting the first results
of the concentrating plant. Drexel Shell
ley and his uncle, Mr.. Perry of East
Aurora, N. z, accompanied Mr.. McIn-
tosh on the trip.
You can't fix up town too much
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