The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-24
Local Happenings
Paid those taxes yet?


Butter declined II cents on the Ell
gin market this week. The price is 80
cents.
The feeding yards were practically
cleaned out of all sheep there on feed
this week
Harry Bucknall is out again after
several weeks confinement with rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Harrisville and Mrs. Some
have returned to Chicago after visiting
with E. B. EIlingson.
A plump, healthy baby girl came
to gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Ebbott Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Litney of Trav-
ers City, Mich, arrived last evening
for a visit with relatives here.
After passing few weeks here,
Miss Ruth Watson, graduate nurse, re-
turned to Chicago Saturday morning.
VIM. Willie, town treasurer of Full
ton, was kicked by horse on the hip
Saturday, causing quite painful in
jury.
Through E. M. Ladd, John Flat
land sold his 80 acre farm in the town
of Christiana to Arthur Kravick for
$4,000
The only fall of snow this winter
took it's departure in the thaw of last
week, leaving the ground bare and
frozen again.
The new management of the Lyric
keeps up the standard for interesting
subjects and clear, clean-cut films.
Change of reels nightly.
L. w. Hutson was over from Ore
gon Sunday to make further acquaint-
ance with his new daughter still at the
home of her grandparents.
"A handsome new electric sign has
been erected at the corner of Albion
and Fulton streets by the Culton gar
age located few doors above.
For the first time the receipts OF
the Beloit post office the past year ex-
ceeded those at GAINESVILLE. Beloit re-
ports a gain of Sc, 900 and ranks 18th in
the offices of the state.
Frank Lester of Stanford, Mont,
dropped off to greet old friends here
between trains Tuesday, having been
visiting his parents at Darien for the
mast week. He returned west We'd
nesday.
The Sunny South Co. will appear
at Royal hall Friday evening, January
24th. This will be one of the best at
fractions of it's kind booked this sea-
son. Watch for the Koontown parade
at noon.
E. C. Hopkins leaves the latter.
part of the week for Chronicle, Ala,
to pass a few weeks with Mrs. Hop
kins who is spending the winter in the
same town where the T. A. Perry fam
lily is located.
Rev. F. w. Schoenfeid captured
another bunch of prizes at the James
Vile poultry show last week on his pen
of Black Langshans. T. A. Clarke
took fourth on Buff Orphingtons, and
DIR. F. C. Meyers second on pen and
third on pullet on Light Brahmans.
james Flarity, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Flarity of this city, was granted
a certificate as registered pharma-
cist, and VIM. Burns, also of this city,
certificate as assistant pharmacist at
a recent examination held in Milwau-
kee by the pharmacy board.
There will be an all-day Sunday
school convention held at the nj. +.
church in Edgerton Friday, Jan. 31st.
Special Sunday school workers will be
present and give practical talks. Sun
day schools of all denominations are in
yited to send representatives to the
convention.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Edgerton Telephone Co.
was held Saturday evening. The re-
ports submitted showed very fair
gain of business for the past year, the
total number of patrons being GAL. The
present officers and directors were re-
elected and dividend of per cent de-
clared.
The masquerade given at Academy
hall Monday evening was favored with
a large attendance, about 200 couple
being present. Many amusing cos
tunes were shown on the floor. Her
man Dahlen and sister Myrtle were
awarded first prize; George Lynts and
Gale Ogden for the best comic costume,
and John Hanson and wife as Indians
took another prize.
The City Federation of Women's
Clubs has under consideration the pro-
ject of holding Chautauqua in Edger-
ton the coming summer. A represent
ativo Of ono of tha leading Orpaniza-