The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-12-17

game played at Milton Tuesday even
ing, by score of 81 to 22.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Arthur ]. Kravick and
Normanda Bolstad, both of Christiana,
for Dec 16, at p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. o. L. Bolstad.
While standing on the depot plat
form at Milton Junction Monday, Miss
Lizzie Driver was struck by the snow
pillow on a C. M. & st. P. passenger en-
CINE and slightly injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Madden mourn
the loss of their infant son, whose
death came after an illness since its
birth, Wednesday morning. Funeral
services were held from ST. Joseph's
church on Thursday.
AT the annual election of officers Of
/! Fulton Lodge No. SO F. & A. M, on
Wednesday evening, the following were
chosen: w. M. &C. H. Babcock; S.
VIC. w. Doty; J. W.-John Ma
Whitney; Secretary-J. L. Holton;
Treasurer Henry Ebbott; Trustee-L.
C. Whittet.
Live stock prices are ruling higher
this season than any time since the war
prices of the earlier COS. The farmer
with few loads of hogs for sale be-
comes capitalist and the owner of a
fat bank account Dairy products and
poultry also bring unheard of prices
with very little prospects of immediate
| decline.
While Geo. Hargraves was setting
one of the smaller plate glass in the
store front of the Bank building on
Saturday, gust of wind blew it over,
knocking him from the staging on
| which he was to work. In the fall Mr..
| Hargraves sustained a fractured rib
and several bruises that has laid him
up for few days. The plate glass, of
course, was broken.
AT the annual election of officers of
Edgerton Chapter No. 63 Order of
Eastern Star Tuesday evening the fol-
| lowing were chosen: Worthy Matron,
Ethel Marsden; Worthy Patron, An
drew Mcintosh; Associate Matron,
Ethelyn Green; Secretary, Isabelle Nc
Intosh; Treasurer, Melissa Vickers;
Conductress, Bessie Fagg; Associate
Conductress, Laura Holton; Trustee
for three years, Martha Wilson.
"A distressing accident occurred at
Mcfarland last Wednesday which re-
suited in the death Of Miss Sarah An
vik The young woman, who was e
years of age, was playing tie organ at
home, while sister was standing at
her side singing, when the latter in
some way dislodged the lamp and in its
fall Miss Anvik was drenched with the
| burning fluid. She was sufferer from
J heart trouble and this in. conjunction
with the severe burns that she sus-
tanned brought about her death on Sun
day.
The civil service commission of our
great and glorious government an
nounce that an examination will be hello
at Stoughton, Jan. 9Th, for the position
of postmaster at Albion, which for the
last fiscal year paid compensation Of
1857. The applicant must reside in the
territory and furnish ample proof that
he. is able to board and clothe himself
Come on now, all of you who want the
lob. The commission doubtless over
looked the fact that Albion is Seventh
Day Baptist community for it sets the
examination on Saturday which is theil
observed Sabbath.
The Galahad Club entertainment
last Friday evening was a great sue
cess. The audience were well pleased
with Mr.. Walton Pyre and his accom-
PIANIST, Mr.. F. Diefenthaler. king
Robert of Sicily was one of the num-
bers that took we'll. One hundred anc
thirty-five tickets were sold, netting
them $47.35. Prizes for selling the
most tickets went to Stuart Bates anC
Russell Pyre, selling 20 and 80 respect
lively. On Wednesday, Dec. %, Mr.. L
C. Whittet will talk to the boys OF
Assembly Work" To those inter
ested the club extends a hearty wei
come.
Officials of the ST. Paul railway
made complaint to authorities here re
garding rowdyism, and persons withou
any perceivable business lettering il
and around the depot during the ar
rival and departure of trains. The
common council took the matter up a
the last meeting and the marshal was
instructed to abate the nuisance com
planned of. Presumably the larger
share of the trouble complained of j.
j.obor0ooh1o fo tho sscI1it ease brigade,