The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-01-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tallman OF James

l6O acres IN sumner to =. A. Johnson
for $4,000 In the deal he takes Mr..
Johnson's so acre farm for $1,000. The
sale was made through l. M. Ladd's
real estate agency
M. Fletcher returned Wednesday
night from a few days visit with friends
at Plymouth
Mrs. P. Mcintyre and daughter
Agnes were with friends in Madison the
fore part of the week.
The report is current that the sugar
trust is reaching out for all the beet
sugar factories in the state.
William Tells moving picture show
at Royal hall Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy 10Th. Good entertainment, go and
see it.
The ladies of st. Joseph's church
will give card party in T. A. & B. hall
Friday evening, January 18th. All are
invited
Installation of officers of the K. 2.
lodge next Tuesday evening will be fol-
lowed by smoker Let every mem
Der be present.
Dick We'll and bride of New York
arrived Wednesday evening and will re-
main at the Culton home during the
tobacco season.
The roller rink is open Monday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoons. Judging from the
patronage, this is the favorite pastime
of the young people.
An electric storm in mid-winter is
one of the weather freaks OF the week
accompanying heavy rain storm OF
Sunday night and Monday. A cold wave
followed in the rear that brought a few
days of snug weather.
Milton College is to receive some
thing from Andrew Carnegie's bounty.
DR.. James Mills, one of the trustees, has
been notified that sum of sc, 800 will be
donated Insufficient to wipe out the in
debtedness upon Whitford Memorial
Hall.
The GAINESVILLE Sash and Door Go.
has decided to 60 into liquidation it is
reported. The concern admits having
lost money in the manufacturing bust
ness. The Whittet concern of this city
is creditor to the amount of a car load
of lumber.
The concert given II, the Lu' her
Seminary Glee Club at h. Norwes ian
church was favored with crowded
house and the program gave the best OF
satisfaction, though entirely in the
Scandinavian language The net receipts
were above $780,
AT meeting of the school board on
Monday evening, Miss Ethel Sayer of
Beloit was engaged to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Miss Oliver.
Professor Roethe was given permission to
purchase fifty dollars worth of reference
books for the high school rooms.
The GAINESVILLE city council has given
the r. B. & J. Interurban railway per
mission to carry package freight. This
is about the same franchise right that
was granted Mr.. Clough's Madison pro-
ject and was the bone of contention that
held the matter up so long in the sum-
mer. By the way, what has become of
Mr.. Clough and his proposition to build
the GAINESVILLE Madison line?
William Tells high-class motion
picture show will be at Royal hall next
Wednesday evening, January 10th.
Moving pictures furnish one of the most
pleasant evening entertainments and the
Tell show offers program sufficiently
long and of varied subjects. The prices
of admission are only 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Royal hall ought to be packed on the
evening of Wednesday, January 10Th.
John Hanson died Monday, January
eth, at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Christian Anderson, in the third ward,
aged 50 years. He had an attack of
heart trouble Sunday evening and passed
away at an early hour the following day
Funeral services, conducted by Rev. J.
Linnevold, were held from the Norwe-
gian church Wednesday afternoon and
interment made in Jensen cemetery. He
leaves to mourn their loss six children,
two residing 10 this city, Mrs. Christian
Anderson and Anton Johnson
The following officers were elected
at a meeting of the Edgerton Fire De-
partment last Monday evening: Pres
VIM. Bardeen; Vice PA. E. Skinner;
Foreman-Geo. Ogden; Isl Asst. Fore
mann. A. Nelson; End Asst Foreman
e. NJ Ladd; Hose Captain John
Ruosch; Asst Hose Capt-Wm. Stras-
burg; 81. and L. Capt.-L. K. Jessup;
Asst. H. and l.. Capt.-Chan. Robinson;
Sacratarv VIM Shoemaker. Treas -