The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-12-06
Local Happenings

Vol. XXXIV, No. l. So The Repor-
ter starts in on it's Bath year today.
&C. L. Culton, wife and daughters
were Chicago visitors on Wednesday.
Clyde White OF WATERFOWL has been
visiting relatives here during the week.
Roy Nicholson was out from Mil
waukee for Thanksgiving at the family
home.
Miss Frances Quigley of West Allis
passed Thanksgiving with her parents
in this city
Will Wurn came up from Chicago
for few days visit with friends the first
of the week.
&C. P. Touton and wife were at the
family gathering at Fort Atkinson on
Thanksgiving.
The Fat Stock show in Chicago has
drawn large attendance from Edgerton
during the week.
Miss Emma Schmeling, who is work
ing at Madison, passed Sunday at the
nome OF Q6E par6nC5 mere.
The residents of upper Washington
street had their usual Thanksgiving at
Geo. w. Doty's this year.
II. B. Earle took in the sights OF
the Fat Stock Show in Chicago the first
two days of the opening.
Jos. c. Carr and wife of Milton,
were guests OF their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Campbell on Tuesday.
IT. B. Earle's family attended the
family gathering at Sanford Soverhill's
in GAINESVILLE Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Fred Barton of Beloit spent
few days of this week visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton.
Miss Lucille Culton gave pleasant
dancing party Friday evening in honor
of the Misses Mansfield of johnson
Creek.
The price of live hogs and much
other farm produce is getting back to
nearer normal quotations, since the
slump.
Miss Emma Willard, teacher in the
high school at Lancaster, spent Thanks
giving with her cousin, Mrs G. 0. Shan
non, in this city.
Will Dickinson gave very pleasant
party Saturday evening in honor of his
18th birthday to a company of ten OF
his young friends.
Edward Lawrence of Dunkirk had
while working on the Hauge farm in
Pleasant Springs last week.
Henry Willie lost valuable colt the
first of the week. 1t was cast in the
stall several days ago and seriously in
jured and had to be killed.
Elmer Ebbott came up from Beloit
college to pass Thanksgiving with his
parents. He was accompanied by Har
old Breeder, college chum.
Miss Marie Carey, Emmett Donnel-
ley and VIM. Bollenbeck, university stu
dents, were guests of Miss Winifred
Coon at her home on Friday last.
j. p. Coon has sold his residence on
Washington street to Mrs. Maud Hum
phrey. The consideration is reported to
be $3,OOO e. M. Laid made the sale.
Rev. L. A. Parr and John ). Pearson
were in GAINESVILLE Monday and listened
to the arguments of attorneys in the
Lynts license case, which had a hearing
before Judge Grimm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Strausburg, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bar
ton and son Ray spent Thanksgiving
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Barton in this city.
The annual pigeforening fair will be
held Friday afternoon and evening,
Dec. 13, in the church basement Arti-
cles will be on sale at 3 o'clock A Is
cent lunch will be served from 3 o'clock
till all are served.
Cement walks are death on shoe
soles. Footgear does not last nearly as
long as on the old board walks. Our
boot and shoe dealers could pretty we'll
afford to put down all the future cement
walks that may be ordered.
Casper Sharfenberg erected an iron
monument over the grave of his wife in
Fassett cemtery the past week: The de-
sign is something new, but Casper can
give any information desired concerning
the manufacturer and price.
Real estate is still changing hands
IN this vicinity. E. M. Ladd reports the
following sales made through his agen-
cy: S. P. Saunders, go acres, town of
Albion S8460. Andrew Aaken, l56
acres, South Dakota, to James Craig,
S31O0. James Armit, house and lot in
this city to F. w. Painter, Sl4OO