The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-02-25
Mote Perry''s, bargain day offerings ge'ss


position in the local telephone office.
"A span of.3 and 4year old horses
sold for s525.OO at the Carey auction
Tuesday con ssoa q 1a~a
9R- Mems annual chicken-pie supper at
the M. E. church this Thursday even
ing
4. The ladies society of, the Norweg-
ian church will meet with Mrs, Sundre
Omsberg, Thursday, March 3rd. s.
y Henry Learn and Egbert Johnson
left Tuesday night for Mitchell, S. D.,
where they intend to pass the coming
season.
s, John Sperry of Evansville has sold
his farm of 40 acres in the town of
Porter to Ole Hawkenson at $140 per
acre. Sale made by C.. E. Sweeney.
Miss Myrtle Maltpress attended the
Junior Prom at Madison last Friday
evening and YVES guest of Miss Beulah
Heddles for q short time thereafter.
Brown e. Pringle. have full page
ad. in this issue. Besides the Free
sewing machine which is advertised,
there are other bargains mentioned.
II. Herbert Snow of Seward, Alas
ka, is visiting old time friends here.
He has been employed as engineer in
construction of the Alaska Central rail-
way the past season. SEE
-''The County Sheriff" at Royal hall
drew good sized audience Tuesday
evening. Managers Jensen & Pollard
have some good attractions booked for
the balance of the season. f]nir
: Services at the Methodist church
Sunday in the morning only. Pastor
MacInnis will take for the theme The
Great Ransom" Union services at
the Congregational church in the even
ing. >
An order for So, 900 from the head
office of the Modern Woodmen was re-
ceived Thursday by the clerk of the
local camp to settle the claim OF the
beneficiary of the late D. |. Wilson.
The Modern Woodmen pay full amount
of the insurance and always make
prompt settlements. " 7 n - 9ss
johnson & Larson have issued cir
culars announcing an anniversary sale
Saturday and Monday, Feb. 26 and %.
They have been in business three years
and are going to celebrate the event by
giving their customers liberal discounts
on desirable and seasonable goods. A
large advertisement in this issue will
tell about the sale.
The remains of Joel T. Vaughn,
who died at Mitchell, Iowa, on Monday
arrived here by train for interment in
Fassett cemetery Wednesday morn
ing. The deceased was a son of Cuyler
Vaughn, one of the pioneers OF, Porter
and IS years Of age. He was unmarried
and the greater part of his life had
been spent in Iowa. % 80 Hlds 5id#
.or-Dr. keenan, leaves this Thursday
evening for Seattle, WASH, to locate
as physician. He has been offered the
position as surgeon for one of the lead
ing railroads of the west. The Keenan,
household effects have been stored in
GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. keenan, and chill
dren will make their home for the pres
ent with Mrs. D. I. Wilson. .a,x
IA More than five hundred people were
served in three hours at the ludefisk
supper given by the mems club of the
Norwegian church Friday evening, and
establishes record for prompt and eff
ficient service, as well as total at
tendance at church, supper in Edger-
ton. 1t might also be said that every
body present was abundantly pleased,
both in the quality and quantity of the
viands served. The gross receipts
reached about SITS. { ''@.l ...,, I
93s-Washington's birthday was appro-
priately observed Tuesday evening by
the ladies of the w. R. C. at their hall.
A o'clock dinner was served to a COM
pany of 65. The tables were prettily
decorated for the occasion with hatch
cts, cherry trees and flags. A program
was rendered. Master Rollin Williams,
representing George Washington, gave
descriptive recitation. A paper on
the life of Lincoln was read, and Mr..
A. B. Campbell gave a very interest
ing talk of his life as prisoner in An
jacksonville at the time of the civil.war.
ball games continue to be
chief athletics at the high school. Last
Friday evening Madison H. S. beat Ed
gerton H. S. by score of so to 10. It
was pretty good showing considering
the team they went up against. The
second team was also defeated in a
rough game by Stoughton % to 10. On
Tuesday afternoon E. HI. S. made up
for its defeat Friday night by defeat
ino Whitewater Fl. g az fo IT The