The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-10-18
Local Happenings

Miss Inger Hoen will entertain the
Pigeforening Thursday evening, Oct. "a.
Mrs. Orrin Pomeroy of GAINESVILLE
has removed for the winter to No. 80
Milton Ave.
Miss Belle Dave came over from
the Whitewater normal to pass Sunday
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Onsgaard OF
Stoughton were over Sunday guests OF
Miss Tillie Larson.
Mrs. Fred Zahn, recently injured on
the railway crossing, has so far recover
ed as to be able to be out.
Conn & Schmidt have arranged
soap display in their show window. 1t
is we'll worth going to see.
Mr.. Oscar Crandall and wife of Lake
Geneva we're over Sunday guests at the
home of T. A. Perry and wife.
Walter Mabbett went to Cuba City,
Wis, Monday morning to survey soule
mining property in that vicinity.
A harvest supper will be served in
the Stebbinsville church Friday even
ing, October 25th. All are invited.
Mrs. Mary Clark returned Saturday
from Elkhorn where she had passed the
last four weeks visiting relatives.
John Thoreson went to Chicago
Sunday to pay visit to his brother
Chris, who is dangerously i'll with con-
sumption.
Atty. L. E. Gettle was at Mineral
Point last Thursday and Friday in the
interests of the state. trying watered
milk cases.
The ladies of st. Joseph's church
will give card party in the temperance
hall this Thursday evening. Every
body invited.
w T. Pomeroy, wife and daughter
Buelah were guests the first of the week
at the home of Henry Hoehn and wife
at Kegonsa.
Walter Hidden of Sun Prairie was
in the city the last Of the week trying to
interest Edgerton people in western tim
Der property.
The crossing from Clarkes furniture
store to the Spike & Pringle property
has been taken up by the street commits
sioner this week.
R. j. Maltpress has issued circulars
announcing three days clearing sale
at his store, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, Oct. IT. Is and 10.
The only Dunbar Concert Co.. Royal
hall, Wednesday evening, October 23rd.
Tickets. 80 and Soc, on sale at Frank
Ashs store next Monday morning.
The Tom Atwood farm, known as
the Cresson place, of $50 acres, has been
sold to Ed Haugan of the town of Albion
at S110 per acre. Sale made by G. E.
Sweeney.
AT special election in Waterloo
last week the proposition of purchasing
the electric light plant by the village
was decided by vote of 40 for to 48
against.
"A new directory is being printed for
the Edgerton Telephone company. The
list of subscribers is continually increas,
ing and is now crowding closely the five
hundred mark.
The funeral Of little Paul Flarity
L. Il h. &C -
w. Ell. Flarity and wife, Saturday fore
noon and interment was made il the
Catholic cemetery.
The Dunbar Concert Co., the finest
Of their encouragement for46 weeks.
On Chicago Y. NJ @. A. lecture course
for the 9Th year, Madison 4th year, Mil
waukee appearance October 31st.
d. Neipling and wife, who have been
camping on the banks of Rock river the
past summer, returned to their home in
Findley, Ohio, where Mr.. Neipling is
foreman in large glass blowing factory.
The second proceedings of M. B.
Fletcher to have the common council
show cause why the license of George
Lynts should not be revoked, was dis
missed by the judge of the circuit court
at GAINESVILLE this week.
Will Davis and Miss Clara Winger
were married in Rockford, Wednesday,
Oct. 9th They were rendered a recep-
ton at the home of the brides parents,
NJ, and Mrs. Sam Winger, in the town
of Albion on Friday evening.
The patronage at Royal hall Tues
day evening to witness the production
of las Told ia the Hills was not near
as large as the play merited. The cast
was an exceptionally strong one and the
incidents of the play most interesting
AN who heard the Dunbar Concert
Co. last year said it was ''the best ever"
Hear them at Royal hall October 23rd.