The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-11-19

d., IS visiting relatives IN ALBION Ior
few days.
Thanksgiving turkeys are not as
plentiful this year as usual and prices
of course, high.
VIM. H. Leedle has been moving
his family into the Keeling residence
on Albion street this week.
The city of Waterfowl is now be-
ing lighted with electric current sup
piled from the Kilbourn power plant.
Remember the dance at Academy
hall next Saturday evening, Nov. goth.
Then again in two weeks from that
date.
The friends of Mrs. Chas. Dickin-
son will be panied to learn that she is
quite seriously i'll at her home near
| town.
-Thos. L. Stillman departed Tues
day morning for Daytona, Florida,
where he will spend the winter with
relatives.
+ The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church will hold their annual
fair and chicken-pie supper Tuesday
evening, Nov. Both.
M. Kalland has sold his 120 acre
farm in the town of Christiana to Christ
Paulson for ST., 400. Sale made through
the E. M. Ladd agency.
Fred MADISON of the town of Albion
has sold his 100 acre farm to Hippo
Bros. for SIC, 900. Sale made through
the E. M. Ladd agency.
John Mapes of the town of James
vile has sold his farm of 80 acres to
Chas.uKrause of the town of Porter;
consideration $500. 'sSale made by C.s
E. Sweeney.
Work of remodeling the building on
Canal street for permanent home for
the T. A. & B. society has commenced.
Connection with the city water mains
is also being made.
"A Thanksgiving dance will be given
in Academy hall, Thursday evening,
Nov. 25th. Doors open at o'clock;
dancing commences at 9. Stricken &
McIntosh's orchestra will furnish the
music. All are invited.
The next regular meeting of Ed
gerton Chapter will be held on Tuesday,
Nov. %, at $50 o'clock. This is past
matrons' night and chicken-pie sup
per will be served to all members of
the order. = Effie Henderson, Worthy
Matron.
"A gentle reminder that winter is
not so far away, came Wednesday in
light furry of snow trailing in the rear
of blizzard that prevailed in the Da-
kotas on Sunday. There was drop in
temperature sufficient to freeze the
ground an inch or more.
The mystery connected with the
murder of a Madison jeweler more than
three years ago has been cleared up by
a confession of a daughter of the muir
dered man, who charges her mother,
now confined in an insane asylum in
Chicago, with shooting the husband to
death.
The Scenic theater management is
arranging to have fine line of films
for Thanksgiving. The theater will be
open afternoon and evening, and will
be pleasant place to pass short time
of the day. One gets more instruction
and amusement for the money invest
ment from the moving picture than any
other show Patronize the Scenic on
Thanksgiving and see if this is not
right.
The derailing of train between
Milton Junction and GAINESVILLE at a late
hour Monday evening, hung up traffic
on the line for several hours Tuesday.
until a wrecker from Milwaukee was
sent out to replace the engine and cars
that left the rails. Both morning Chi
cago trains were held up at Milton
Junction until nearly II o'clock as well
as the McGregor train which was un-
able to leave GAINESVILLE until that time.
Matters were so congested at Milton
that freight train was sent over here
in order to give clearance to the trains
temporarily tied up.
The lecture course will open Mon
day evening, Nov. %, with lecture by
the blind orator of Oklahoma, Thomas
P. Gore, on "Social Duty" This lee
turewas delivered in Springfield, Mass,
before an audience numbering 1000.
The Springfield Union has this to say:
Senator Gore, blind and eloquent, en-
tertained the company with wealth
of poetic, language utterly beyond the
power of any Massachusetts orator to-
day, and his rhetoric was rapid flow
ing stream of grace and wit. Here