The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-04-08

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bion Prairie has been sold to F. A.
North.
Allan Skinner was detained at home
a day or two of the week on account
of illness.
Will Schumacher left on Tuesday
evening for Dakota to be absent about
two weeks.
Beatrice and Fred Roberts of Mil
ton Junction are visiting Nettie Conn
for few days.
After one weeks vacation Miss
Esther Mcintyre returned to Brodhead
to attend school.
Prof. j. S. Miller and wife of Burl-
ington are visiting here for few days
but will return on Saturday.
John Dickerson has purchased a lot
of J. Mawhinney adjoining that of his
father, on which to build home
The Ladies society will meet with
Mrs. John Nelson in the Norwegian
church basement Thursday, April IA.
"Wednesday morning the ground
was covered with snow again for few
hours. Let us hope the last of the
season.
The bank statement published in
another column shows a remarkably
healthy increase of deposits since last
report.
Bessie, daughter of C. r. Robinson
and wife was taken to GAINESVILLE on
Wednesday to have an operation for
adenoids.
Herman Becker has moved to the
VIM Mosher farm in the town of Por-
ter, where he will raise tobacco the
coming year.
j. w. Conn went to Chicago We'd
nesday morning to look over fruits and
vegetables. His son Russell accom-
panied him.
George Stricken is having his resi-
dence, recently purchased of Henry
Schmeling, supplied with fixtures for
electric lighting.
Memorial services for the late Mrs.
Charles Green will be held in the P. M.
church at Albion next Sunday after
noon at 2:30.
Miss Emma Lord is now located in
the Mrs. Earle residence on Albion
street. She has a good Singer sewing
machine for sale cheap.
Bert Macarthur and wife removed
to Palmyra Saturday so as to be nearer
the end of Mr.. McArthur's run as bag
gageman on the Prairie da Chen di-
vision.
Mrs. Rose Keller has decided to
give up nursing, having entered en-
ployment in the Wilson laboratory, and
desires the public to know of this
change.
Percy, the eleven-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Hubbell, who has
been quite seriously i'll the past few
days with an acute attack of appendi-
citis, is reported somewhat better as
we go to press.
An unusual opportunity is present
ed April 18th at GAINESVILLE of hearing
the noted Judge Lindsey of Denver.
Many desired to attend and an effort is
being made to sell enough tickets to
assure a special return car after the
lecture. Buy ticket of Master Ken
meth Earle at once and make this plan
possible.
The return engagement of BasePs
motion picture show Tuesday evening
was accorded very satisfactory pat
ronage. An entirely new line of sub
jects was presented, mostly of travel
and instructive features. Basel has an
intuition of what the general public
most enjoys and never fails to secure
films to meet the demand.
The managers of Royal hall an
nounce that they have secured that
laughter show, ''The Irish Senator,
for one performance only on next Tues
day evening, April IL. This announce
ment will arouse more than usual in
terest among our theater-goers, as the
prices are reduced to Is, 35 and soc for
this engagement. The same cast head
ed by Mr.. James McCabe will be seen
here as that which has played in larger
cities.
Through C. E. Sweeney's real es-
tate agency Schmeling & Brown of this
city bought of the c. O. Wheeler Land
Co., fine $50 acre farm near Crooks
ton, Mimi, consideration $4,000. Mr..
Wheeler took in exchange the three
fancy stations, also the noted Jack
owned by Schmeling & Brown, consid-
Grafton $500. Mr.. Wheeler expects to
ship the animals to North Dakota on
April Goth.
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