The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-01-23

OF harness makers dG L Ollu uu Lac IiiIS
week.
Mr.. Chas. L. Culton has been I'M
der the doctors care for several days
this week.
Mrs. B L. Cleary went to Chicago
Wednesday for couple days visit
with relatives in that city.
The Orrin Pomeroy farm in the
town of Porter, 100 acres, has been
purchased by R. L. Page for SIP, 1000.
Argentine beef is being sold in the
Stoughton market this week, being the
first South American meat to reach
the state.
Mr. julius Lichtenstein of New
York, a member of the firm of A.
COIN & Co., was short visitor in the
state this week.
Miss Helen Krauss, who has been
visiting at the home of H. d. Ogden
for the past month, left for Chicago
Thursday morning.
-Four good acts of vaudeville and
three reels of pictures are billed at the
Lyric for Thursday evening. Admis
sion Is and 10 cents.
Duty Saunders of Arkansas, a
former resident of Albion, has been a
guest at the Oscar Crandall home
short time this week.
Judge Reckhow at Rockford Mon
day performed the marriage of Miss
Elsie Lemke, aged 10, and Edward
jacobson, both of this city.
Encouraging reports have been re-
ceived from Mrs. Weetman Dickinson,
who submitted to an operation at the
Mayo hospital at Rochester, Mimi.
Mrs. E. McManus of Bowman, N.
D., and Mrs. E. Arthur of South Mil
waukee passed the first of the week
with Mrs. Will Hutson and Mrs. Elmer
Langworthy.
james Whittet has sold his house
on the corner of Main and Rollin street
to Mrs. Thronsun, consideration $500.
Sale made by C. E. Sweeney Real Els
tate Agency.
Catcher Billy Sullivan, who spent
his boyhood days playing ball on the
diamond in this locality, and at one
time rated the best catcher in the
country, will manage the Denver
Western league club for 1914.
The Don C. Hall Co. will play
week stand at Royal Hall, commenc-
ing Monday evening with change of
bill each night. Mr. Hall is member
of the legislature and his company is
composed of ten players. Popular
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Birkenmeyer
and two younger children left Sunday
for Seattle, Wash, having been called
there by the death of Mrs. Chas. T.
Hutson, twin sister OF Mrs. Birken-
meyer. Their eldest daughter will be
cared for at the James Conway home
during their absence.
Prof Holt ano the school board of
Middleton were in town Tuesday look
ing through the manual training and
domestic science departments of our
public schools with a view to adding
them to the schools at that place. The
visitors were served dinner by the do
nestle science class.
Since the new jail cages were in
stalled and other improvements along
sanitary lines were made at the jail,
Inspector j. S. Crowder of the State
Board of Control, has been here and
his report to the board brought the
following: The report indicates that
the city of Edgerton has a lookup wor
thy of commentator, and we congrat-
ulate the officials and citizens on hav-
ing a clean and comfortable lookup,
where prisoners may be held in safety"
The Edgerton Electric Light Co.
has proposition pending before the
common council to furnish the power
for pumping at the waterworzs plant
that they can hardly refuse to accept
for it means a saving of several hum
dred dollars a year over the present
cost by steam power, and besides elm
mates the employment of fireman.
The company's offer is as follows: eve
will install complete with automatic
switch, an electric pumping outfit of
$50 gallons per minute capacity. The
price of this outfit would be Seven
Hundred Dollars ($700), but, in order
to allow you to try out this method be-
fore buying, We will rent you the pump
for six months at a monthly rental of
Ten Dollars $50. If at the end of the
six months you decide to buy the outfit
the rental paid will apply on the pur
chase price. The electric current to
operate the pump will be sold to you by
meter at the following rates: &c per
XVIII for the first thousand XVIII, 23c
per XVIII for the second thousand
KWH apd % nor XVIII for all IN