The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-11-09

visitor yesterday.
The Elgin price OF butter remains
unchanged at 26 cents.
The county board meets in its an
nual session next Tuesday.
Miss Belle Lord of Waukesha visited
with Edgerton relatives during the week.
j. FL. Painter and wife Of Albion
departed Wednesday for Hammond, La,
to be absent for the winter.
The Kvindeforening is invited to
meet at the church basement Thursday,
Nov. 18th, with Mrs. 0. Hauge.
Henry TelIefson is out again after
being confined to lis room for several
days with an attack of appendicitis.
-Chas Hitchcock took in the foot
ball game at Madison Saturday and Wis
tied over Sunday with his son, Frank.
Miss Elizabeth Donlevy of Chicago,
a nurse in the Madison city hospital,
was q guest of Mrs M. E. Conway over
Sunday.
The fashion plate MINISTRIES, "Uncle
Sans Yankee Doodle Boys will be the
next attraction at Royal hall, Friday
Nov 10th.
Mrs. M. E. Conway and Mrs. F. L.
Kellogg have invitations issued for
marty TO be given Wednesday evening"
Nov 18th.
Mrs. Raney and daughter of Chicago
were guests of Ell. Mclnnes and wife
from Tuesday until Thursday OF this
week.
A. e. Stewart and bride arrived
home Monday and are receiving the
warm congratulations of his many Ed
gerton friends.
AT the auction sale Saturday Henry
Thronson sold every one of the sixty
three steers advertised, which brought a
lump sum of $1469.
George Davy has the contract for
plastering the new depot. This with the
heating and plumbing is the only con-
tract work on the job,
C. G. Biederman returns to upper
Michigan today after short visit with
his family here, where he is engaged in
contracting poles posts and lumber.
Frank Burgy has secured the con-
tract for heating and plumbing of the
new depot. 1t is now hoped the station
will be finished before the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Collins of
Lake Kegonsa are visiting friends in this
city and vicinity previous to their de-
parture to their winter home in Cali
fornia.
"A son and heir was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy E. Hopkins on Saturday last,
and the little Kickapoo Chief can have
anything he wants in Grandpa Hopkins
household
While he did not come within many
thousand votes of an election for state
treasurer, Mr.. Jensen says he is just as
grateful for the loyal support he received
in his home town.
News of the death of NJ B. Crumb
of Esthervile, Iowa, which occurred on
Sunday Oct. 29th, has been received by
his sissers-in law, Mrs. FL. FL. Dickinson
and Mrs. j. l. Lusk.
"A. H Clarke, Scott Hatch and Her
man Stanke returned Tuesday morning
from Gays Mills where they had been
engaged in sampling the Spitzner pack
ing of 1905 put up by o. r. Pomeroy.
II. B. Earle and L. G. Whittet left
Tuesday evening on hunting and fish
ing expedition in the northern part of
the state. They are to be joined by a
party of Rice Lake and Eau Claire peo-
pie and strike camp about thirty miles
north of Rice Lake.
&C. e. Shannon and w. A. Bentley
shipped themselves and hunting outfits
to Saner, Wis.,. Wednesday, to be in
readiness when the deer hunting season
opens on the 18th. They promise, too,
not to come home without deer, even
if someone has to hold the animal while
they draw bead on it.
The announcements of the lecture
course to be given by the Federation of
Women's Clubs this season will be found
elsewhere in this paper. The purpose of
the management is in nowise to make
money but to give the people of Edger-
ton good, high class entertainment, and
is deserving of cordial encouragement
and support. In their selection of at
fractions the federation are confident
they have secured something that will
please and entertain the citizens of Ed
gerton. Keep in mind the dates.