The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-11-10

Mrs. Ada Felt OF Los Angeles, VINO
has been visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. George Doty, for the past
two months, left for Chicago Tuesday
Ell route to her home.
The ladies of the w. R. c. will
hold their Rummage Sale in w. r. c.
hall on Thursday and Friday, Novem-
Der Is. and II. Besides the regular
articles they have arranged to sell
home baking.
Sam Wileman and family returned
from Stanford, Mont, on Thursday,
where they have been engaged in farm
ing in the Judith Basin for the past
two years. Mr.. Wileman's health
would not permit of work on the farm
so he sold his personal property at
auction and returns to his old home for
the present. His fine farm ne still re-
tains however.
Probably as large batch of bills
as ever passed the council at single
session, was allowed last Tuesday even
ing. Among them was the payment of
the West Albion road bridge and the
water mains just laid in Rollin street,
Stoughton road, Washington and Ran
dolph streets. The batch depleted the
treasury something over four thousand
dollars. Lucky that tax time is close
at hand.
North & Wentworth report the sale
of the L. A. Granzow farm of 80 acres
in the town of Koshkonong to William
Mussehl, price $4,000. Also the farm
of VIM. Mussehl, town of Fulton, con-
sisting of As acres, to L. A. Graznow,
price $4,000. Also acres, town of AL
bion, for G. L. Saunders to w. G.
Kirchoffer at $50 per acre. Also 4
acres, city of Edgerton, Chas. L. Gull
ton to D. w. North, $780, Also D. w.
North to Clarence Reynolds, A acres,
city of Edgerton, $3.50.
AT last the work. of laying side
walk over Croft's hill has been com
menced. T. A. Ellingson is putting in
his portion and the city is taking care
of the east half belonging to the rail
road company. Retaining walls will
be built with iron ratings and good
cement walk laid the whole length.
Theo. Johnson is doing the work for
the city. For years this has been one
of the most dangerous pieces Of walk
in the city and at the same time the
most used. All will be glad to see the
new one finished.
Another of the Royal Neighbor
social meetings was held Wednesday
evening at their camp rooms. The
costuming of the hostesses much
amused the assembled guests. One
feature of the evening was the draw
ing of mysterious packages, each in
turn composed verse of poetry on the
article drawn. Many good things were
written, showing that art is hidden in
many who only need an inspiration to
know they are possessors of an 6n-
known treasure. The prize was award
ed Neighbor Grace Anderson. Refresh
ments were served, after which. all
went home feeling that it was good to
be there.
The Maud Stevens Concert Co. is
the first number on the lecture course,
coming Thursday evening, Nov. 10th.
This concert company consists of three
ladies, Maud Stevens, reader and i'm
personator, Charlotte Chamberlain, pi-
anist and whistler, and Maud Kimball,
violinist. Don't miss it. All who have
not already purchased lecture course
tickets can secure them at Frank Ash's
book store. 1t is not often one can Sc
cure five excellent entertainments for
a dollar, but this is made possible this
year by the efforts of the ladies of the
City Federation. Single entertain
ments, 35 cents. Reserved seats on
sale at Ash's book store Tuesday noon,
Nov. 18th.
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