The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-11-15
Ed Peters is serving on the jury at

Ed Peters is serving on the jury at
GAINESVILLE.
The winter term at Albion Academy
will begin December End. The school is
well attended.
| Gill Vandercook, the we'll known Mil
waukee journalist, has been stopping in
Edgerton for couple of weeks past, en-
joying little rest as we'll as doing some
special literary work.
Prof. w. A. Clark Of Eau Claire
Joined his wife and children here for a
brief visit with Edgerton friends on his
return from the Milwaukee, convention
last week. They left for home on Sun
day.
Close to 100 hunting licenses have
been issued by County Clerk Lee up to
date, with the prospect that the record
of year ago will be reached. Who
would believe that Rock county con-
tanned so many hunters?
| Col. P. III. Swift of WATERFOWL who
has been connected with the Depart
ment of Interior, with headquarters at
Dickinson, N. D., has returned to Water
town and will again associate himself in
the publication of the Daily Leader.
Mrs. Albert jain and Miss Pearl
Fox of Jefferson were guests of Mrs.
Frank Pringle the first of the week. The
audiences at the Methodist church were
favored with vocal selections by these
ladies, Sunday morning and evening.
DIR. John Merritte Driver, successor
| to DIR. Thomas of Peoples church, Chi
cago, is one of the most impressive, en-
pertaining and instructive lecturers in
America. Hear him at Royal hall, Mon
day, Nov. IS. Tickets IS cents. Seats
on sale Friday, November 18th.
Mr.. E. n. Cobb of Monmouth, ILL.,,
paid visit on Friday at the home OF
Mrs. j. A. Jensen, a relative, in this city.
Mr.. Cobb is an inventor of a farm silo
and issues yearly the buff Jersey Book
for the dairyman, breeder and farmer,
that enjoys large circulation.
-Thos B. Earle, L. G. Whittet and P,
G. Brown left Friday evening for Rice
Lake where they join deer hunting
party that will camp about fifty miles
north of that place during the open sea
son. 1t is the same locality they hunted
in last season with such good luck.
Mrs Cash Williams returned last
Tuesday from the Palmer hospital in
GAINESVILLE, where she underwent an op-
Grafton and had been staying the past
three weeks Mrs. Williams is assured
complete recovery and her condition is
far better than at any time during the
past. sevenyears
-Chas D. Barber died at his home in
Albion Tuesday morning after an illness
of more than year of paralysis, aged "a
years. The deceased leaves wife, three
sons and daughter. Funeral services
will take place from the Albion Prairie
M E. church at o'clock Friday, Rev. f.
| G.. Richardson officiating.
L. r. Clausen, graduate of the en-.
cheering department of the university
has been promoted from signal engineer
in the electrical engineering department
of the Milwaukee road at Milwaukee to
superintendent of the Prairie d Chen
and Mineral Point division, taking the
place of E. D. Wright, who resigns on
| account of his health.
If McVicker's theater, Chicago, was
too small to accommodate those who
came every Sunday morning to hear
John Merritte Driver. should not Royal
hall be filled to overlooking next Mon
day night when he lectures on Gamer
lea Facing the Far East? Edgertor
can appreciate good thing as we'll as
Chicago. Tickets 35 cents. Seats or
sale at Ash's Friday, Nov. 18th.
The large smoke stacks in the city
are becoming a nuisance and many
homes and business places are greatly
annoyed by having smoke and SCOT from
the soft coal furnaces blown in and
about the buildings 1t has been sug
gested that the city council pass an or
dinance compelling persons using soft
coal to attach smoke consumers to their
chimneys. This suggestion would Ger.
tainly bear investigation.
"Wednesday morning at o'clock al
st. Joseph's church, Mr.. George Nc
Laughlin and Miss Anna Moulthror
we're united in marriage, Rev. Father
Harlin officiating. They we're attended
by James and Hattie Moulthrop, brother
and sister of the bride. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
brides parents near town at the conclu
sion of the church services. The couple
will make their home in Indiana.
The program for the moving pict
ure show at Royal hall Thursday even
ing of this week is com posed OF the fol