The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-10-27

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Andrew Jensen attended the Ban
! kers' Convention at Beloit Wednesday.
--Elgin price of butter advanced an
other half cent this week, 29s cents
is the price.
| w. T. Pomeroy went to Chicago
Thursday to market his pearl holdings
lately secured out west.
i Miss Sena THauge will entertain
the Pigeforening in the church base
ment Thursday evening, Nov. 2
The Scenic is advertising special
attractions for Friday and Saturday.
evenings. Look up the ad. on an inside
page.
The City Federation of Women's
Clubs will hold meeting at the home
OF Mrs. j. Henderson Friday 1890 p.
m. All members are urged to be
present.
George Sewell and wife, who have
been guests of Philip Ullius sSr. and
wife of Fulton township for the past
two weeks, left Saturday for their
home in Milwaukee. 49,
The special feature at the Lyric
the balance of this week will be r. W..
Brown, the musical artist. The first
three nights next week, Lottie McCree,
song and dance soubrette.
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H. w. Cox, the extensive farmer
of Fulton township, returned Friday
from Chicago where he purchased a
carload of brood sheep to add to his
present stock on his farm. n
Through the real estate agency of
E. M. Laid the Frank Kelley farm of
103 acres situated in the town of Mil
ton was sold last Thursday to Charles
Brown forathe sum of SIC, 1926.
William Wonnacott OF Sank Cen
ter, Mimi, was here last week on bus
mess for John G. Slim. 1t was about
80 years ago that Mr. Wonnacott lived
in the town of Albion and he notes
many changes in this vicinity since he
left. &f ,
Martin Mason, one of the substan-
tial farmers of the town of Albion, is
soon to remove his family to Edgerton,
having leased the residence owned by
Mrs. Clifford, when the w. A. Delaney
family depart for their new home at
st. Mary's, Kan.
The Misses Bess Farrell of Sioux
City, Iowa, Marian Deming of Ham
mond Ind, Nell Bundy of Eau Claire
and Hazel Houser of Mondovi, all mem.
bers of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority
at Madison, were guests of Clara Jen-.
son and Winifred Coon for the week
end. .....,.. .a.srss~.sr,
DR.. Thomas Suleeba, Mesopotam-
ian, who is graduate Of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota and of Rush Medical
college, and is traveller and lecturer
of note, will give lecture at the Child
high school assembly room on Thurs
day evening at 1880 O'Clock. Admis-
sion 10 and 20 cents. j. e. ux
AT last we have got what is COM
ing to us-we mean the first killing
frost and it came Tuesday morning,
Oct. oath, quite a ways behind the
usual dates. Everything nearly is out
of danger though close to a half inch of
q ol>
of Indian summer.
On Monday marriage license was
issued to Ludwig Schachtschneider and
Meta Stricken. The ceremony will be
performed next Sunday afternoon in
| the Norwegian Lutheran church, Rev.
| Spilman of the German Lutheran church
officiating. Ludwig is son of L.
Schachtschneider and Miss Meta a
daughter of C. F. Stricken.
| F. H. Campbell and wife were hap
PLY surprised Monday evening when
about twenty members of the w. r. G..
dropped in on them. After passing a
pleasant evening, refreshments were
served by the visitors and Mrs. Camp
bell was presented with hand-painted
plate. The party was farewell, ''as
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell are preparing
to move to Milton this week.
The weekly meeting of the Bust
ness Mems Athletic club occurred on
Thursday evening, October 10Th, at the
| usual place-the Child high school gym
nasium. AS this was also the occasion
of the annual election, it was aided by
good attendance. The following Of
ficers were elected: President-A. E.
Stewart to succeed L. w. Persons;
Secretary and Treasurer-H. D. Stap-
penbeck to succeed DR.. F. G. Meyers.
These weekly athletic meetings are
| getting more popular all the time and
!, the members who do not attend them
are surely missing an enjoyable time.
Great men do great. things some