The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-11-23
-Elgin price of butter, % cents.

Miss Myrtle Maltpress was a guest
of Miss Bennison in GAINESVILLE over Sun
day.
Thanksgiving turkeys are already
on sale but the price is almost prohib
itory.
Roscoe Mcintosh arrived home Sun
day morning from the Shattuck Military
school.
-"Your neighbours Wife, wishes to
see you at Royal hall tomorrow friday
evening.
p. @. Brown was excused from serv-
inc as Juror at the present term OF cir
cult court.
DIR. f. c.. Henderson and wife of
Stoughton spent Sunday with relatives
in this city.
Don't forget that date you made
with Your neighbours Wife, Time
$50, Friday evening, Nov. 23rd. Place
Royal hall.
E. G. Hopkins, accom- panied by his
son, Roy, are spending the week at their
Kickapoo farms.
Atty. John Cunningham of James
Vile was in town on business of his pro
fession Monday evening.
The Euchre Club held its first meet
ing of the season at the home of +. W.
Mckinney Friday evening.
Henry Johnson and wife attended
the De. Wolf Hopper performance at
GAINESVILLE Tuesday evening.
Miss Elsie CARMEL, teacher in the
Stoughton schools, has been guest of
Edgerton friends this week.
Mrs. P. G. Brown and Miss Bernice
returned Saturday evening from weeks
visit with Chicago friends
Miss Leah Clarke has resigned her
position ia Birkenmeyer's store and is
succeeded by Miss Maggie Skibrek.
Ell Shepard and wife and r. j.
Maltpress were Wednesday morning
passengers on the early Chicago train.
The Congregational ladies society
will meet at the church parlors on Tues
day instead of Wednesday of next week
Aaron Wallen returned from his
deer hunting trip in Sawyer county on
Monday morning bringing two young
deer.
Mrs. Harry Son was brought down
from Lake Koshkonong Monday quite
i'll and is now at the home of her uncle,
G. F. Mabbett.
"A bunch of keys was lost somewhere
in town this week by Jos. Leary, which
he would be very glad to have the finder
return to him.
Monday was visiting day" with the
grade teachers, no school being held
while the instructors were visiting out
of town schools.
Mrs James Pollard and Mrs. Gokey
were called to GAINESVILLE on Friday to
attend the funeral of their brother s
wife, Mrs. James Sweeney.
-Chas. w. Dunn of this city was
granted divorce from Maud Dunn in
the circuit court on Monday. Atty. l..
E. Gettle appeared for the plaintiff
Those holding tickets for Your
Neighbor's Wife" Friday night, who de-
sire choice seats should get them re-
served, for there's large sale of tickets.
The Epworth League will give a
Progressive Peanut Party in the M. E.
church basement Tuesday evening, Nov.
9th. All are cordially invited Admis-
sion 10c.
"A telegram sent to little Miss Marie
Babcock at Los Angeles, CAL, Monday
announced the arrival of a baby brother
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Ell. Babcock.
Mrs. A. r. Greene of Sun Prairie
visited among EdgertoG friends couple
of days this week. Mrs Greene con-
ducts the leading hotel in that village
since the death Of her husband
-Supt. Wright of this division of the
Milwaukee road was in town Tuesday
taking note of how the new depot and
other station improvements were pro
crossing.
Five candidates are after the posi-
ton of probate Judge in Jefferson county
to succeed Judge Grimm who takes his
seat as circuit judge the first of the year
The appointment lies with Gov. David
son.
On account of Thanksgiving our
correspondents are requested to forward
their letters a day earlier the coming
week Printers are expected to observe
the holiday as we'll as other people, you
know.
Mr.. Andrew Mcintosh left Tuesday
for New Mexico where he will supervise
the installing of the machinery of the
Monarch mine near Lake Valley. He
expects to return before the Christmas