The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-23
Local Happenings

Mrs. James conway visited Irlenos
in Chicago the latter part of the week.
john Ruosch has sold his residence
on Broadway to M. o. Nelson for $1,000.
Atty. L. E. Gettle had business be-
fore the circuit court at Monroe on Mon
day.
George McGifin was down from
Richland Center for short stay this
week.
DIR. Shepard reports his yield of
sugar beets is just one half that OF last
year.
Miss Beula Heddles Of Madison was
an over Sunday guest of her Edgerton
friends.
Mrs E. E. Wilt OF Chicago is spend
ing a couple of weeks with Edgerton
relatives.
The new telephone directories are
out. If you haven't received one apply
at the central Office.
A delegation of eighteen left here
Sunday for Almena to receive plaster
treatment from John Till.
Edith Mcmillan and Helen Smith,
university students, were over Sunday
guests of Mrs. c. P. Touton.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Coon entertained
the Euchre club at the home of Mrs.
Jacobus on Friday evening.
Indian summer still stays with us.
We are favored with remarkably long
spell of fine weather this fall.
Miss Anna Hoen will entertain the
Pigeforening in the basement of the
church this Thursday evening.
"A small pocketbook containing
piece OF money, picked up on the street,
awaits an owner at this office.
II. J. Atwood and wife returned on
Monday evening from visit to the fam
lily of their son George at Gays Mills.
Edward Hubbell ST. departed Tues
day evening for Los Angeles, Cal, to
pass the winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Squires.
WIN. Mcintosh and NJ. L. Carrier
left Tuesday evening for weeks trip
into South Dakota where the latter has
real estate investments.
Frank Brown, of Brown & P-ingle,
has purchased the Herman Lidick II res
idence on Rollin street, occupied b. John
LaBundy, so we are informed.
The subject for morning discussion
at the NJ. E. church next Sunday is 1.-THE
Uplifted Christ" In the evening at
o'clock, "The Work of Man."
Mrs Andrew Mcintosh paid visit
to her son Willie at Fairbault, Mimi,
who is attending the Shattuck Military
school, the latter part of the week.
Andrew Mcintosh entertained
company of his gentlemen friends at
bridge whist Wednesday evening, fol-
lowing a four-cours six-thirty o'clock
dinner.
"A train load of Montana sheep and
lambs, some 1000, have been quartered
at the feeding yards during the week. A
portion of them will be placed on full
feed and finished for market.
Olga, the 10-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Zahn, died Tuesday
after short illness of diphtheria. A
private burial conducted by Rev. Spill
man took place Wednesday morning
Clarence Swenson, Is years old, son
of Chas. Swenson, was operated on at
Mercy hospital in GAINESVILLE for appen-
dicitis on Sunday last, following an
acute attack of the disease. His condi--
ton since is very satisfactory.
A carload of New York apples, pur-
chased by Fl. J. Maltpress, has arrived
during the week and can be seen at the
Whlttet warehouse. Mr. Maltpress is
expected home the last ,'t the week and
another car is to follow IN. Our read
ers are thus assured Il getting their
winters supply of choice fruit.
The White Sox at Yost park on
Tuesday and at Fort Atkinson on We'd
nesday gave many of the base ball en-
thusiasts of Edgerton an opportunity to
see their old favorites In action again,
though it is difficult to put combina-
ton against them in the field that would
make an interesting contest
The management OF the lecture
course announces that seats will be on
sale next Monday morning, October 26,
at seven o'clock at F. E. Ash's store, for
the lecture to be given by Mattison Will
bur Chase. Personal applications will
be attended to before those made by
phone. The number of seats which can
be reserved by one person has been linn
tied to six. The uniform price of SOC
for reserved seats and Soc if seats are
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