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

remains torn up.
Motion picture show at Royal hall
Saturday evening.
j. Ell. Coon and wife of Milton Wis.,
tied relatives here on Tuesday.
--Supt G. Ell. Hemingway visited the
Edgerton public schools Monday.
The annual fair of the ladies of the
Norwegian church will be held Dec. Is.
The Pigeforening will meet with
Mrs. John Thoreson Wednesday evening,
Nov. 81
ALLAN Skinner attended the funeral
of Ell. B. Frink at Milton junction last
Friday.
will Tousley was up from Beloit to
pass Sunday with his Mother Mrs. HUI
let Hutson.
Holiday advertisements in The Re-
porter bring results. Circulation is what
does the business.
Mrs. L. j. Merrill paid visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Stricken, at Amos
the last of the week.
The freight depot is being painted a
somore slate color-something new for
railway property of the Milwaukee road.
e. B. Hoover has rented Henry
Schmeling's residence in the third ward
and will take possession the first of De-
cember.
"A charm and piece of watch chain
we're lost on the street. Finder please
leave same at f. F. Burgy's and receive
reward.
-Edgerton friends will learn with
pleasure that Mrs. Osmund Gunderson
of Stoughton is improving from severe
case of typhoid fever.
Will Pelton saw the Carlisle Indians
do the scalping act upon the University
of Chicago football team in the latter
city on Saturday last.
Reports from Harry Son at the lake
are to the effect that il the pleasant
weather holds out he is liable to remain
there until the robin bird appears again.
II. A. Perry has issued circulars an
nouncing special sale on bargain day,
Tuesday, Dec. 3rd. A long line of arti-
ces with price attached is listed.
Arthur LaBundy, who holds re-
sponsible position as operator with the
Burlington railway at Rockford, paid a
visit to his parents here during the week.
An interested one wants TO know
whether the brick yard will be COM
PEELED to use smoke consumer along
with the rest of the big smokers" in
town?
Camp 44O M. w. A. will elect officers
for the ensuing year at the first regular
meeting in December, which is Thurs
day evening, Dec. 5th. All members
should be present.
The last of the local deer hunters
have returned from the north woods
bringing some evidence of success. T.
B. Earle, L. @. Whittet, 2. G. Brown
and A. w. Bentley reached home Satur-
day.
Will Clark and wife are down from
Viroqua for visit with Edgerton rela-
tives. While here Mr.. Clark will aesist
his mother in packing up her household
effects for removing to Elkhorn, her
future home.
Beautiful fall weather right up to
Thanksgiving this year. With slight
exception there has not been day dur
ing November that would not pass as
delightful weather for the time of the
year.
"A meeting of Dakota land COM
pany who own a 1900 acre tract near
Highmore, S. D., was held here on Mon
day, when the tract was divided among
the shareholders and the corporation is
about to be dissolved.
Miss Petra Swenson of Marshfeld,
Wis, is paying visit to her father, Mr..
Charles Swenson. Miss Swenson makes
ner home with J. w. Harris, formerly of
this city; and reports prosperous times
with him in his new home.
j. Q, Emery, state dairy and food
commissioner, left for Washington Sat
urday, where he will attend pure food
meeting and also confer with federal Of
ficials regarding the application and in
depreciation of the government pure
food laws.
-Edgertons reputation for cutting
and selling delicious meats extends far
and wide. John Mawhinney received a
Thanksgiving order from an Illinois GUS
toner for turkey, roasts of beef and
pork, bacon, sausage and bushel of
hickorynuts. Speaks we'll for town the
size OF Edgerton when people from other
states do their marketing here.
Changing the picture show to Sat-
urdaV evening seems to be more accom-