The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-11-22
Local Happenings

IN Stoughton Tuesday.
Herman Collins and wife OF Slough
ton visited friends in Edgerton Tuesday.
Will Tallman and wife OF GAINESVILLE
were guests at Harry Ash's on Sunday.
The hearing in the Lynts license
case has been postponed for two weeks.
Miss Ida Doty was up from James
Vile for visit with relatives on Sunday.
"A. e. Dixon and wife of GAINESVILLE
were guests of Edgerton friends on Sun
day.
-Edgertor will pay .O354 per cent of
the total tax levied in the county this
year.
ga Prince of Sweden" at Royal hall
Saturday evening had fairly good pat
ronage.
Miss Agnes Murphy assumed po-
sition with Wilson Bros. on Monday
morning.
VIM. G. Ginty of the internal rev.
enue office at Madison passed Sunday in
Edgerton.
The Thanksgiving turkey will be
placed on sale at about the same price
as last year.
Frank Mcintosh and family depart
ed for their new home in Viroqua Mon
day morning.
The Elgin price OF butter is un-
changed this week, 27 cents being the
market price.
Miss Nellie Mccarthy. passed Sat
urday and Sunday with Mrs. Mary Dow
ney in this city.
Mrs. Dean Swift will entertain the
Pigeforening at her home Thursday
evening, Nov. 81.
II. P. Casey and wife of Chicago
were guests at the home of James Con-
way over Sunday.
Scott Hatch arrived home Saturday
from several weeks visit at his former
home in New England.
"A new telephone has been installed
this week for Miss Edith Josephson,
nurse, No. 1872 rings.
Mark Ainsley left Thursday for
Paupack, Pa, where he will spend the
winter with relatives.
Jonathan Painter and wife of AL
bon departed Tuesday for Hammond,
La, for a winters stay.
DR.. Homer Sylvester and little
daughter of Mineral Point visited rea-
tives here on Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Ell. Jackson and children of
Madison visited with relatives here dur
ing portion of the week.
The Kvindeforening will meet with
Mrs John Thoreson in the church base
ment on Wednesday, Nov q.
The derailment of nine freight cars
at Avoca Monday placed the evening
train from the west several hours late.
"A train load of cord wood was re-
ceived at the Whittet yards from the
western portion of the state Wednesday.
H. Houfe has placed a new electrical
sign in front of his restaurant on Front
street. 1t is the most snowy sign in the
city.
Aaron Walln returned on Tuesday
morning from deer hunting trip to
Hayward with two fine specimens of the
chase.
"A lady's gold bracelet was picked up
on Front street Saturday. Owner please
call at this Office, prove property and
pay charges.
A good soaking rain on Wednesday
J. put the ground in shape for the closing
in of winter, after the longest drouth of
the season.
John Thoreson was called to Chicago
the first of the week to attend the fun
eral of his brother Christian, whose
death occurred Saturday last
Mrs Fl. Fl. Bissell returned from
Chicago Tuesday evening, having recov-
cred from surgical operation at hos
pital in that city few weeks ago.
On account of Thanksgiving next
Thursday, The Reporter will be issued
one day in advance. Correspondents
should bear this in mind and report ear
ly in the week.
Miss Mamie Pollard was out from
Milwaukee for an over Sunday visit
with relatives and while here made the
announcement, to few friends, of her
approaching marriage.
The price of live hogs has taken a
decided slump of late. The present
market is fully 50 per cwt. lower than a
month ago. Other produce shows a ten
dency also to seek lower level
"A we'll displayed ad. elsewhere an
nounces that w. B. Doty. representing a
we'll known Chicago tailoring firm will