The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-28
Miss Cora Carpenter of Evansville.

"A. L. Mcintosh Of Viroqua visited
relatives here for few days this week.
Mrs. Henry Johnson went to Chi
cago Wednesday for few days visit.
Jesse Wood has been named post
master at Albion, vice w. A. Jordan,
resigned.
--E. M. Ladd reports the sale by
Albert Johnson of seven acre place
on the Albion road to James Wileman
at $17OO.
Will Bussey has sold his interest in
the Bussey homestead in Albion to his
brother Ezra The property was val
ued at $500
Willard Doty is home from eastern
Colorado, where he has been holding
down a homestead for the past year,
for short visit.
The ladies society will serve supper
at the Congregational church next
Wednesday evening from $50 o'clock
on until all are served.
Mrs. And. Jensen returned from
Prairie du Chen, where she was taking
treatment for rheumatism, Tuesday
evening, considerably improved.
-Lost-A horsehide robe was lost
Tuesday on the road between Bussey-
vile and Edgerton. Finder please
leave same at this office and receive
reward.
The ladies of ST. Rose society of
St. Joseph's church will hold their an
nual sale and supper in the Congrega-
tional church parlors Tuesday evening,
February 1st All are invited.
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday morning. Pastor MacInnis will
take for his subject of discourse, 1.-TWO
Views of a Christian Life" In the
evening union services will be held at
the Congregational church.
Geo. Coxhead left Thursday morn
ing for visit with friends in Wichita,
Leavenworth and Kansas City of sew
eral weeks Mr.. Coxhead has been a
resident of Wisconsin for So years and
this is his first trip out of the state in
that time.
"A tipover and runaway furnished
a bit of excitement for couple of
eastern tobacco men while out sleigh
ing Sunday morning last. The laugh
was on them as they came walking
back to town, nor did the fear of bill
for a damaged cutter worry them for
the experience was worth the price.
Saturday, Jan. 20, is Carnation
Day in memory of the birthday ami
versary of the late President Mckinley.
The carnation was his favorite flower.
In 1903 Carnation Day was established
and on each succeeding anniversary of
his birth the accomplishments of the
dead president have been recalled by
wearing carnation.
The second half of the school year
begins next Monday. New classes will
be organized in the first primrry. Par
ents who wish to start children six
years of age in school are requested to
send them lat that time. 1t issneces-
sary that all pupils work together. A
freshman class will also enter the high
school. Any person desiring to enter
the high school may do so at this time.
Large circulars have been issued
announcing an annual clearing sale at
Babcock's Clothing Store. The sale
commences Tuesday, February / and
closes Saturday night, February IL,
making eleven days. Liberal reduc-
tons are made on mems and boys
suits and overcoats, caps, shoes, shirts
and whole line of goods that all need
at the present time. Get one of the
circulars and study it carefully. You
will find the price-cutting has been
deep.
Mrs. M. A. B. Smith of Madison
will give temperance lecture in the
Congregational church at Edgerton on
Sunday evening, Jan. 80, beginning at
z O'Clock. Mrs. Smith is state lee
turer and organizer for the w. C. T.
U. and comes here under the auspices
of the local union. She is strong,
forceful speaker and we invite everyone
interested in the temperance cause to
come and hear her. Some of her sub
jects: 'The Liquor Laws of Wiscon-
SIM" ''The Prophets Vision" 'The
March of Progress, - ''The Battle with
the Bottle"
The 18th annual Firemen's ball is
marked down as another success in the
way of entertainment by the depart
ment Two hundred and fifty tickets
were sold and the large crowd present
expressed themselves as more than
satisfied with the way they were treat
ed, every detail for their pleasure be-
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