The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-11-08

this week for electric lights.
%. r Pomeroy OF Gays Mills visited
friends here few days this week.
Mrs. John Thoreson passed por-
ton of the week with friends at Slough
ton.
Miss Floy ScofielG Of Fulton has
been engaged as stenographer at Will
son Bros.
Darcy Bigger OF Idaho came Tues
day for visit with relatives here for
time.
The Pigeforening will meet with
Mrs. Chris Phillips on Thursday, Nov.
14th.
New phones have been added this
week to the homes of S. G. Humphrey,
No. l65, and James Pyre, No. IS.
Last Tuesday evening about twenty
young friends of Miss Edith Ogden were
pleasantly entertained at her home.
The time set for hearing arguments
in the Lynt's license case by Judge
Grimm is Monday, November 18th.
Ladies can gain valuable instruc-
tions about cooking at the free school at
Tellefson's the coming two weeks.
PROF. E. L.. Roethe and Miss Bennett
of the high school will attend the state
teachers meeting in Milwaukee this
week.
Remember the banquet to be given
by the Mems Club OF the Congregational
church Friday evening Of this week. All
are invited.
The four ladies to serve at the Meth
odist church next Wednesday evening
are: Mrs. Ogden, Mrs. Morrison. Mrs.
Pomeroy, Mrs. Mabbett.
Frank Mcintosh expects to move
his family,to Viroqua next week where
he is employed as manager OF Pretz-
field & Co.'s tobacco business.
Miss Maude Herrick gave Hallow-
cen party last Thursday evening. About
twenty lady friends were present and
most enjoyable time was had.
The first quarterly conference of the
M. E. church will be held Saturday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 1t is desired
that all official members be preset.
GA Prince of Sweden" at Royal hall
Saturday evening, Nov. 10th. There are
five dialect comedians, besides a number
of other artists in the production of this
comedy drama.
The Ladies' Society of he Congre-
gational church will hold their annual
fair Wednesday, December 18th. All
ladies are invited to contribute some ar
ticle for the fsir.
A. W. Bentley moved down from
Lake Koshkonong this week where the
family have been staying since early
summer. Mr.. Bentley leaves today for
Saner to join party of deer hunters.
Services at the M. E. church next
Sunday. The morning theme will be,
'Songs in the Night" by the pastor. In
the evening Rev. John Reynolds, the
newly appointed presiding elder of the
GAINESVILLE district. will preach. Services
at 1910 a. m. and 700 pm.
BY an announcement elsewhere it
will be seen that free cooking school
will be opened at the Tellefson Bros.
furniture store next Monday and con-
tinue for two weeks. Demonstrations
will be made every afternoon at 2:30 and
the ladies of Edgerton and vicinity are
very cordially invited to attend The
program of each day appears on another
page.
C. E. Sweeney, the real estate deal
er, reports tho following sales made by
him during the week: j. E. Kennedy IF
GAINESVILLE sold his 200 acre farm located
in the town of Johnstown to John Mars
den of Edgerton for $4,000; and John
Marsden sold his 240 acre farm located
in Juneau county, Wis, to J. e. Ken
nedy at 1925 per acre.
e. M. Ladd has consummated sew
eral farm deals during the week, all in
dicating that strong prices for real es-
tate prevail. The Jonathan Painter
farm in Albion OF 155 acres was sold to
Chris Olstad for SIT 800, or Sl13 an acre.
Glen Williams sold 1O5 acres, half mile
north of Albion, for $4,000 to N. G. Mel
son. Jay Shaw sold his 40 acre farm in
Fulton to Ed Broatland of Stoughton
for $780,
Clarence Babcock recently received
letter from his mother in, Los Angeles.
Mrs. Babcock and daughter are enjoy
ing excellent health and are enthusiastic
regarding the prosperity of that country.
The letter contained newspaper clip
pings regarding the sale ola citrus or
chard at Whittier and catch of fish at
Redondo, suburban. towns to Los An
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