The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-12-03

The Gorton Minstrels have can
celled their date here.
Miss Rose Harrington spent Tues
day in GAINESVILLE.
Frank Ash is in Chicago searching
for holiday novelties.
Club dance at Academy hall on
Friday evening of this week.
Election of officers at the K. P.
| Lodge next Monday evening.
Frank Mouat and family of James
| vile were guests at I. B. Earle's on
Thanksgiving.
Louis Puerner and wife passed
Thanksgiving with their son Arthur at
Gays Mills.
"A delegation of fourteen ladies of
the w. R. c.. attended a convention at
Fort Atkinson Tuesday.
Miss Della Lockwood of Terre
| Haute, Ind, is visiting at the home of
her brother, L. B. Lockwood.
Mrs. Robert Attlesey spent several
days of the week with her neice, Mrs.
John Schoellkoff in Fort Atkinson.
Miss Smith, teacher in the public
schools, was called to GAINESVILLE this
week by the death of her father.
Regular meeting of Camp 440 this
| Thursday evening. 1t is the annual
election of officers and ought to be well
attended
The High School basket ball team
played the Academy team at Albion
Tuesday afternoon and were beaten by
a score of % to 16.
Attorney E. j. Reynolds and wife
and Thomas Reynolds and family, OF
Madison, spent Thanksgiving with their
sister, Mrs. JOS. j. Leary.
The fair and supper by the Ladies
Aid of the M. E. church Wednesday
was certainly a success. The proceeds
| from all sourcess were $156. so.
AT the M. E.. church next Sunday
morning at 1920 the subject will be
Satisfaction. Evening subject at
700 will be ''Get Ready"
The Misses Marie Ganser, Tillie
Beaver, Rose Beaver and Louise Meyer
of Jefferson were Thanksgiving guests
at the home of Paul Goede and wife.
&C. HI. Bliven returned home on
Thanksgiving evening from Rochester,
Mimi, quite fully recovered from the
operation at the Mayo Bros. hospital
nearly two months ago.
Miss Winifred Coon is at Mercy
Hospital, GAINESVILLE, recovering from a
successful operation for appendicitis
| performed Monday morning by Drs.
Merritt, Mum and Waufe.
New phones added this week are:
Tennis Club, No. 430; J. D. Spike, 425;
H. P. Saunders, 238; Roy Wright, 426;
Albert RAIDER, new cali, 243-3 rings;
r. j. Maltpress, 1888 rings.
The ladies society of the Congrega-
tional church conducted very success
fnl fair and chicken pie supper Tuesday
evening. The attendance was large
and the net receipts will reach over
| $3.50.
| None need to HE themselves to
| California or Florida expecting to find
finer climate than the month of No
vember has brought to this locality.
Delightful is tame expression to ap-
| ply to the exceptional fall weather con-
| ditions that now reach into the winter
month of December Stock is still
and farmers able to continue their out
side work.
| Albert Lempke and wife were hap
PLY surprised Thanksgiving evening
when about forty of their neighbor
friends called at their home to pass the
| evening. All the necessaries to make
up good lunch were brought by the
guests, and the evening hours were
made enjoyable. 1t was nearly two
o'clock when the company departed for
home, all expressing themselves as
having had a happy time.
On Saturday evening about seventy
friends and neighbors walked into the
home of VIM. Pells and wife unlimited.
The occasion was the anniversary of
Mrs. Pells' birthday, and surprised as
she was at so large gathering, all
were warmly welcomed. A ''picnic"
supper was served and the evening
hours pleasantly passed. Mrs. Pells
was presented with a library table as a
remembrance of the occasion.
| Thanksgiving day basket ball game
between the Edgerton and Milton. high
i school teams called out large atten-
daoce and resulted in a fast, entertain