The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-22
John Copley is on the sick list.

For an evenings diversion go to
the Lyric.
Mrs. A. S. Flagg is improving from
ten days illness.
Henry Johnson is back at his office
after week of sickness.
H. C. Schmeling left Tuesday on a
visit to his farm at Seymour.
The farm home of Thos. Houfe can
now be reached by telephone.
VIM. Schrub and Henry Thronson
have returned from trip to South Da-
kota.
"A small watch picked up on the
school yard awaits an owner at this
Office.
The Edgerton Telephone Co. are
decorating their poles good lively
green.
"A. K. Wallin arrived from the
north woods Monday with the deer he
goes every season to get.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen returned on
Tuesday evening from months visit
with her daughter at Minneapolis.
"A marriage license was secured at
Madison Wednesday by John j. Ford
and Miss Chole Tanner of Albion.
Mrs. Anthony Huxtable of Mineral
Point was guest of her son, w. w.
Huxtable, few days this week.
The price of butter is still going
up with an advance of II cents for the
week. The Elgin price is 333 cents.
Mrs. G. w. Blanchard is at Stew
ems Point helping care for her father
who recently submitted to a surgical
operation.
DIR. j. L. Holton has sold his one
fourth interest in the Stone farm to T.
A. Ellingson for SIT. 400. Sale made
by E. M. Laid.
On account of Thanksgiving the
coming week, we request our CORE
spondents to forward their letters at
as early date as possible.
NAL Conway, accompanied by Will
Bardeen, left for Colorado Tuesday.
Mr.. Conway will look over the state
for desirable place to locate.
The Ladies' society of the Congre-
gational church will hold their annual
fair and supper Dec. 4. Please send
all donations in as sood as possible.
Roy Farman was added to the
force of clerks at the post office on the
18th inst, having secured the appoint
ment through civil service exanina-
ton.
d. O. Mccormick of Livingston,
Mont, came in with train load of
sheep Saturday for few days stay at
the yards here. Later he expects to
bring about 5000 head to be fed and
sheared at the Biederman yards.
w. T. Pomeroy has been gathering
up fine collection of Wisconsin pearls
in anticipation of the holiday trade and
can supply customers with as handsome
line to select from as they can wish to
see. Buying direct from the pearlers,
he is able to offer some decided bar
gains in these gems.
e. c. Hopkins, Ed. Lawrence and
H. B. Knapp, who were drawn as
jurors in the circuit court, reported on
Monday when the jury term was called.
The latter was excused, but Lawrence
was drawn on the Bergstrom murder
trial. Geo. Rea was drawn on an ex-
ira panel to complete the jury in the
case.
The account kept of the amount of
mail passing through the Edgerton post
office and handled by the rural carriers
during the month of October shows
that on the five routes leading out of
this office 40, pieces of mail were
delivered, weighing 5846 pounds. Dur
ing the same month they collected 5039
pieces having a weight of only 1900
pounds.
Sanford Onsgard departed last Fri
day for San Diego, Cal. For some time
Sanford has been in poor health and on
the advice of physicians he goes to
California for change of climate. His
honest, upright ways and willingness
to engage in most any kind of business
will, health permitting, assist in secur-
ing employment and caring for himself
in the far west
The annual inspection of the w. R.
c. took place at the regular meeting
held at the Post rooms Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Anna E. Noyes of Madison,
state president, was the inspecting
officer. The Corps was also happily
surprised by receiving visit from fif-t
teen Stoughtom members of the order
A chicken-pie supper was served and
the occasion proved one of pleasure to
all present.
"A freight wreck between the south