The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-11-15
Local Happenings


ture on sale at Ash's Friday, November
18th. Secure one.
"A marriage license has been issued
to Gust ABBY Of Sumner and Anna Par
sons of this city.
Special work in the rank OF Page at
X. P. lodge next Tuesday evening. A
full attendance is desired.
Former pastor A. w. Stevens and
wife were over Sunday guests at the
home of Harry Ash and wife.
DR.. Homer Sylvester of Mineral
Point was visitor in Edgerton for a
short time early in the week.
Mrs. Alex. Taylor of Chicago passed
a few days of the week with former
friends and relatives in this city.
The barn on the Heddles lot is being
moved this week to the Will Davis lot
recently purchased by Charles Tall.
Henry Ebbott was at Fort Atkinson
last Friday to secure another lot OF
Northwestern buggies and carriages.
Harry and Frank Ash returned last
Thursday evening from duck hunting
trip in the northern part of the state.
Mrs. Fannie Crandall of Chippewa
Fails paid brief visit to her mother,
Mrs. D. G. Edwards, here during the
week.
Supervisors Hopkins, Gettle and
Ebbott have been attending the meet
ings Of the county board at GAINESVILLE
this week.
Mr.. Andrew Jensen attended the
banquet given by the Jefferson Club OF
Milwaukee to VIM. J. Bryan Monday
evening,
W. T. Pomeroy, wife and daughter
and L. w. Hutson and wife were guests
of Frank Talmadge's family at Ft. At
kinson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Wilson of Rock
ford were welcome guests over Sunday
at the home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. WIN. stevens.
DO you intend to take a Commercial
course? Albion Academy offers a fine
opportunity for anyone seeking a thor
ough business training.
-Chas Hitchcock and family were
called to Rockford Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Hitchcocks mother who
passed away last Saturday evening
Charles R4tzlaff is moving into his
new home in the third ward. Mrs
Stricken has rented the house vacated
by Mr.. Ratzlaff and will soon occupy the
same
Keep it fixed in your mind the date
of "A Prince of Sweden" November 10.
That is next Saturday evening. Royal
hail is the place and you'll feel better by
attending.
H. Landphere and wife who have
been visiting Stephen and Leroy Saun
ders, for few weeks past, returned
home in New London, Conn., Wednes-
day morning.
The .23rd annual ball of the Evans
vile Fire Department will be held in
Magee's hall Friday evening, November
18th. Music by Kneff & Hatch orches-
ira of GAINESVILLE Tickets, IS cents; sup
per at McKinney's restaurant.
Seats on sale Friday at Ash's for
John Merrjtte Drivers lecture, Nov. Is.
Harry Dunbar, of Dunbar Concert Co.,
said: IL cannot speak in high enough
praise of DR.. Driver. Tell the people
anything you like about him and tell
them l said So
And still the walk across the fiat in
the third ward remains as it was left by
marauders halloween night. Residents
in that part OF the city are entitled to
have it repaired by some one at once.
They have kept the middle of the road
long enough.
"A very interesting account of visit
to the Andersonville prison with Gov.
Davidson and the monument commits
sion appears in another column, written
by Alex B. Campbell who was prison
err confined there 43 years ago. Mr..
Campbell compares the two visits, de-
scribing much history connecting the
two events.
Albert RAIDER and wife returned on
Monday after two months absence
spent at Bonita, La, where Mr.. RAIDER
has been engaged in looking after the
shipments for the Whittet- Culton Cy-
press Co. He reports that Walter Burt,
who was manager for the company there
and sustained a broken leg some time
since, is not getting along as we'll as his
friends hoped.
John Merritte Driver is Jehu,
and he drives six good horses. The lead
ers are Grace and Diction; the swing
horses are Pathos and Humor; the