The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-10-25

Andrew McIntosh's new home is
now in the hands of plasterers.
w. T. Pomeroy transacted business
in Chicago on Friday and Saturday last.
Moving pictures and illustrated
songs at Royal hall this Thursday
evening.
The Monday Club will meet with
Mrs. Mabbett on Monday next, instead
of Mrs. Pyre.
DIR. Shepard is reported to be stead
lily gaining and is able to sit up short
| time each day.
H F. Bliss and wife of GAINESVILLE,
were guests of DR.. McChesney's family
on Wednesday.
From Gays Mills comes the report
that o. R. Pomeroy has purchased
| drug store in that city.
L. G. Whittet left Monday for Ten
nessee on business connected with the
new Wizark Lumber Co.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church will hold their fair and supper
next Tuesday evening, Oct. goth.
Frank G. Hall of Manchester, Iowa,
| is here this eek looking after some
| property interests he has in Edenrton, as
we'll as renewing old acqua,nla, res.
Harry and Frank Ash ~ cotui,ony
with Will Tallman of GAINESVILLE, are at
Puckaway lake duck hunting this week.
Word comes from Los Angeles, Cal,
that an 8-pound girl babe arrived at the
home of Mrs Bessie Williams Showalter
Oct. 18th.
Monday, Oct. 18th at 10 a. m. the
barn and shed on Heddles' lot will be
sold at auction to highest bidder. Sale
at premises.
The GAINESVILLE papers announce the
death of Frank Hutson at Tacoma,
| Washington brother Of Ella Hutson
McCabe, and relative of the Hutson
family OF this city.
DIR. keenan, was called to Sumner
Thursday to attend the injuries of Chris
braves, who in falling from an apple
| tree ruptured kidney and sustained
| some injuries to his spine.
-Twenty-three car loads of sheep
were despatched from the feeding sta
ton Tuesday evening to the Chicago
market. They were from the Montana
range and were halted here about a
| week.
j. P. Towne returned Sunday even
ing from very pleasant visit to the
scenes of his boyhood days in New
Hampshire. E. S. Hatch, who accom-
panied him east, remained for a more
extended stay
Roscoe L. Bennett of Minneapolis
passed pleasant Sunday with friends
in this city. Mr. Bennett is railway
engineer and for time was on this d.
vision of the St. Paul road
Beginning this week the mail SER
vice has been increased by the addition
of mail car running of the 1855 a. ~.
and 1920 p m. Chicago Madison trains
Heretofore only closed pouches were
taken on these trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Sherman of
i Lysle, Mimi, have been visiting local
relatives here during the week Mr.
Sherman's boyhood days were spent in
Edgerton, his father being one of the
earliest settlers in this city.
Miss Clara Lintvedt and Miss Chris
tina Tostenson departed on Wednesday
evening for Vivian, South Dakota. The
young ladies both have land claims at
that place and intend to remain on them
for the next six months.
The high price of feed makes stable
bedding scarce and high. J. NJ Conway
received car load of rye straw that
cost nearly $500 laid down. Wileman
also brought in car load of shavings
for use in his livery stable.
Public services will be held at the
Congregational Church next Sunday at
1880 a. N. and p. N. Subjects-"Di-
vine Meanings to Human Events" In
the evening, Gods Judgment on a
Lukewarm Church" Miss Nellie Bent
ley will play violin solo at this service
The public cordially invited. Tonight
at 7:30 prayer meeting will be held
Subject THE Problem of the Saloon,
Will it be Solved by Prohibition or Ed
ucation?" Everybody will be made
| welcome.