The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-11-05

seriously i'll during the week, is report
j ed mucn better. A Chicago physician,
DIR. Arthur Edwards, was called here
/ in consultation on Sunday last.
"A family group of potatoes was
dug by NJ. H. Ford in his patch that
would take first prize at any fair. There
were ten potatoes, all firmly grown to-
gether, the group making enough for
meal for a good sized family.
| The annual session of the county
/ board convenes next Tuesday after.
noon. AS the board was organized and
committees appointed at the spring
meeting the business of the session
will probably last but two or three
days.
There will be special meeting OF
| o. E. S. chapter Friday evening, Nov.
5, at 7:3O sharp. This is for initiation.
Regular meeting Tuesday evening for
Mrs. Little, state lecturer, and Past
Matrons' night will be postponed until
Nov. %. -Effie H. Henderson, Worthy
! Matron.
| The new proprietor Of The Carlton
hotel opened up business with new,
clean register Monday, but the day
brought over forty arrivals and the
house was we'll filled for the night, so
Mr.. Horst may conclude he had very
good introduction into the hotel busi-
ness in Edgerton.
It. B. Earle and family attended
the wedding of Miss Cora Soyerhill and
| Charles Starr Atwood at GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday evening. The ceremony took
place at the Presbyterian church at 8
o'clock, followed by a reception at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Sanford Soverhill.
Hereafter the Scenic theater will
open on Monday, Tuesday, Friday and.
Saturday nights. For coming Friday
and Saturday the following program
| will be given, all of which are by the
celebrated Biograph Co.: 'The Way
of Man" (drama), The Lonely Villa
| (drama), 3.A New Trick" Comedy. j
Twice within the past few days.
has the new fire alarm whistle been
| tried out. A small blaze early Satur-
day morning near sSweeney's ware
house, and burning chimney at Royal
hall Sunday evening We're the causes.
There is not much question but what
| the screech of the whistle is ample to
call everybody.
The case of Mary j. Earle of
Evansville VS.. Joel Thompson was on
| trial in the circuit court Tuesday and
| Wednesday. The action was based on
the sale of stack of hay, whether the
| price was by the ton or bulk and in
volved the sum of $75. The jury found
for the defendant in no cause for action
after two ballots.
Mrs. l. N. Carrier suffered quite a
serious fall at the H. S. Pomeroy home
where she was visiting on Sunday last.
The fire alarm which was sounded that
evening was heard there and Mrs. Car.
rier with others went into the chamber
to see if they could discover the loca-
tion of the fire in Edgerton. In return
ing she tripped and fell the entire
length of the stairway. Fortunately
no bones were broken, but she was
| badly bruised and famed.
"A Stoughton man, who was detain-
ed in the house for a part of the day,
| handed his wife quarter and requested
her to get three good cigars for it.
When she returned she handed him the
| package exultingly: THAT shows that
women can beat men all hollow when.
it comes to making purchases. l found
place where l could get eight for
quarter instead of three. Isn't that
| going some?" And the poor man, as
he took his medicine, said, ''It certain
| ly is, dear"
Arrangements are being made here
| for number of theater parties who
attend the performance of "a Gentle
man from Mississippi at the Myers
theater, GAINESVILLE, Thursday, Nov. II.
It will be interesting to note that
Messrs. VIM. A. Brady and Joseph R.
Grismer are sending to us the same
superb company which has made the
comedy phenomenal success in Chi
| cago Mr.. Burr Mcintosh, once FAM
Gus as ''Taffy'' in ''Trilby," is playing
the title role, and Will Deming, one of
the cleverest of light comedians, is the
Yankee secretary AS "A Gentleman
from Mississippi is the great comedy
success of the present day, there is no
doubt that bumper house will be on
| hand to greet him. Mail orders re-
ceived now. Prices-$1.50, $1.0O, 75c,
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