The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-02

EDGERTON LODGE No. 146, K. P, meets
- every Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The Elgin price of butter remains
the same, 27 cents.
Mrs. Ell. H Moen visited friends in
Fort Atkinson over Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Hoffman entertained her
brother of Iowa over Sunday.
e. c. Hopkins visited his Kickapoo
Valley farms during the week.
Miss Clara Tointon is now employed
in Will Schumacher's grocery.
Mrs. g. e. Shannon and Mrs. f. w.
Coon passed Sunday at Portage.
james McGiffin and wife of James
Vile visited with Edgerton relatives on
Sunday.
The Euchre Club we're entertained
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ash
Friday evening.
Peter n. johnson was down from
Stoughton Tuesday to transact some
business matters here.
Mrs. Richard Trevorrah visited her
daughter Mrs. Ralph Lidicker, at Brod-
head few days this week.
Herbert Wilson, who recently re-
turned from Lake Mills, is occupying
Dr. Nicholson's tenant house.
Robert Maltpress left Monday for
Brooklyn where he has employment in
the warehouse opened there by Mr.. Brill.
The Pigeforening meets this Thurs
day. evening in the church basement
with the Misses Lena and Mamie Han
son.
- Fred Cookson left Monday for Steu-
ben where he has been employed to
break number of young horses and
colts for E. G. Hopkins.
The mask ball in Academy hall last
Monday evening was largely patronized
and everything passed off in way that
pleased all present.
Miss Leora Fayette entertained a
company of Young ladies at the Spencer
home Saturday evening in honor of her
sister of Madison who was visiting her
Don't fail to secure your seats for
the coming musical event-the concert
by the Crandall orchestra next Monday
evening, Feb. 5th.
james Mcintosh has been at the
Palmer hospital in GAINESVILLE during the
week where he submitted to an opera
ton for the removal of growth npon
his lip.
Henry Willie has been appointed
carrier on route No. and commenced
his duties Thursday morning Glen
Smith has been serving as substitute
since Willis Collins was taken off,
The Mems Club held very inter
esting session at the home of John Ma
Whitney Tuesday evening. Aside from
several musical selections discussion of
the negro question was INDUCED in.
Mrs. E. X. Banks, who had nearly
recovered from dislocated hip sustain
ed two months ago, fell again and Sc
verely strained the member Friday last
and is bedridden for an indefinite per
iod
Lovers of high class music will be
more than pleased with the concert of
the Crandall orchestra to be given at
Royal hall next Monday evening. Some
of the best local talent will assist in the
program.
The weekly payrolls of the tobacco
warehouses are running close to $1,000
and promise to exceed that amount when
all are operating full handed. Ask our
merchants if $4,000 paid out weekly
doesn't help business?
A train of % car loads of lambs ar
rived at the feeding station Monday
morning at 8 o'clock. The shipment
made about the best time of any coming
in from st. Paul, being only IA hours ON
the road.
The largest days business in the
history of the Tobacco Exchange bank
was transacted Monday which totaled
$163, O90.95. It is no uncommon thing
these days for the bank to do over a
hundred thousand dollars OF business.
Postmaster Nowlan of GAINESVILLE was
visitor in Edgerton Monday to look
over the plans of the proposed new pub
lie library with view of putting in a
bid for his contracting firm The pro-
posals will, however, not be closed until
the architect returns from Europe, about
March LIST.