The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-11-29

ening.
F F. Burgy is installing the heating
| plant in w. s. Heddles' Madison resi-
| dence this week.
20. r. Pomeroy brought tidings from
| the Kickapoo Valley to his Edgerton
friends on Wednesday.
"A marriage license has been granted
to J. Wallace Tyler and Miss Myrtle E
| Davis, both of this city.
Miss Katie Schultz has gone to
Rockford to pass Thanksgiving with her
sister, Mrs. Lena Hosfeldt.
Miss Mae Mcmillan and Mrs. Frank
Eighmey of Ft. Atkinson were guests of
Mrs. G. P. Touton over Sunday.
DIR. e. r. Perkins, experienced dem
| fist, will be at the Hotel Carlton Tues
day, Dec. 10th. See adv.
Sunday evening services will be held
at the German Lutheran church the
three Sundays following Thanksgiving.
Mrs. j. B. Miller of Burlington is
home to pass the Thanksgiving week
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Pomeroy.
The annual election of officers of the
the K. P. lodge next Tuesday evening,
Dec. 3d. will be followed by smoker"
Every member should be present.
The ladies society of the Catholic
church will hold their card party in T.
A. & B. Hall Wednesday evening, Dec.
4th. cordial invitation is extended.
Harry Shannon returned home Sat
urday. He has been absent about four
months, most of the time being passed
in the northern part of the state near
| Saner.
Mrs. Bertha Frank has opened a
lunch and short order restaurant in
Stoughton in part of the building occu-
pied by Collins & Peterson, the electric
| firm.
Robert Cook, Jr., passed through
| here Sunday evening after enjoying q
few days OF country life with his parents
west of town. He is employed in the
Western Union Telegraph Co., making
his headquarters at Minneapolis, Mimi.
Almond Hanson Of the town of Full.
ton has sold his farm of 100 acres to
Paul Lee of Edgerton at s67 per acre;
and P. G.. Lee sold six acres of his land
in the city of Edgerton to Almond Han
son at 5000 per acre. These sales were
made by G. e. Sweeney.
The Thanksgiving day service at
the Norwegian Lutheran church will be
held at 1890 Next Sunday both morn
ing and evening services will be con-
Quoted in the Norwegian language, Prof.
O. E. Brandt of Luther Seminary. st.
Paul, will preach at the evening service.
Mrs. Thos. Parks, the aged mother
of George Wise, died at her home in
GAINESVILLE during the week. At one time
Mrs. Parks was resident Of Edgerton
for some years and will be remembered
by many of the older residents OF this
city. She was an aunt of Mrs. 81. S.
McGiffin.
In the voting contest at Stoughton,
for piano. carried on by the Courier,
and recently ended, Miss Ruth Nc
Manus, daughter of George r. McManus
and wife, was awarded the prize, she re-
ceiving more than five times as many
votes as any other one contestant.
"A dissolution of the firm of Carrier
& Marsden was consummated last week.
The business OF the repair and machine
shop will be conducted by Fred Carrier
in the future. He will continue the
manufacture of the new gasoline engine
which has given such good satisfaction
since being placed on the market.
The high school football team recov-
cred some of their lost prestige in the
crushing defeat at Cambridge recently
in a game played at the Driving Park on
Saturday with the Deerfield team. The
local team pulled themselves together
and put up pretty good exhibition of
football. They not only prevented the
visitors from scoring but piled up a score
on their side of the ledger of "a points.
Our boys showed marked improvement
in their playing over anything before
done this season.
AT present it appears to be the plan
OF Ringing Bros, says the Baraboo
Democrat, to abandon the Forepaugh-
Sells show and divide the stock between
the two larger shows-Ringling Bros
Worlds Greatest Shows and the Bar
mum and Bailey show. Part of the
Forepaugh- Sells show paraphernalia has
been sent to Bridgeport, Conn., the old
headquarters for the Barnum and Bailey
show, and the remainder was received
here yesterday and placed in the Ring
ling winter quarters. The Forepaugh-
Sells show closed the season at Pine
Bluff, Ark, on Sunday.