The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-03-06
Mrs. Thos. w. Clark of Chicago

week.
Notice the third annual auto show
given by Madison dealers, advertised
for March 10 and IL.
Rev. L. A. Parr of Davenport,
Iowa, visited among his old Pensioners
short time this week.
Mrs. John Barlow left Tuesday for
Sparta, where she will spend month
with her son and family.
Special meeting of the K. of P.
lodge on Friday evening OF this week.
Work in the Rank of Esquire.
"A marriage license was issued at
Madison Tuesday to Adolph Ellingson
of this city and Luella Dahl of Chris
tiana.
The Clark Bros. are moving from
their farm east of town to the r. r.
Brown residence which they purchased
from Mrs. L. E. Gettle.
Prof F. o. Holt and Attys. Blanch
ard and Grubb attended the banquet
given by the Rock County Bar associa-
ton at GAINESVILLE Monday evening.
Oscar Hanson has purchased the
McNair photo gallery in the Laid &
Holton building and through an adj in
The Reporter invites the public to visit
his studio.
L. E. Gettle has been removing
his family and household goods to
Madison this week where they will re-
side in the future, having purchased
home in that city.
Mrs. D. Condor of this city has
sold her farm of 80 acres, two miles
east of town, to Henry Thronson and
Hans Lund. Consideration $1,000
Sale made by c. E. Sweeney Real Es-
tate Agency,
The Royal Tabloid stock company
are giving some good performances at
| the Majestic this week. Their produc-
lions together with three reels of feat
ure films most certainly give a full
evenings entertainment.
| John Walters and wife came over
from Oregon Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Skinner. Mr.. Walters
came to this country from England in
the same ship with Mr.. Skinner over
forty years ago.
"A two-reel Vitagraph feature with
John Bunny in ''The Feudist" will be
shown at the Lyric Friday evening.
For the vaudeville Mr.. Hanlon has Sc
cured a trick bicycle rider. This com
Portable show house is always bound to
please.
Among those from out of town to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Skinner
were VIM. Patch, nephew, Miss En-
ma Brown, niece, of Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Hurd and Mrs. McComb
of Stoughton, and Mrs. Jennie Croft
of Milwaukee.
Rev. G. K. MacInnis in writing to
inquiry concerning his many friends
here and says he is always interested
in EdgertOn people. Just so, Mr.. Mac
Innis, a large per cent of the folks
here are always pleased to hear from
you and yours.
There has been considerable NOV
ing from farms going on since March
1st in this locality. Huber Zacharias
has moved from the Handtke farm in
Porter to the Bealing place in this city;
Ole Stevenson from MELVILLE to the
Granzow farm in Fulton; Gus Wentler
from Milton to the Jack Stricken farm
east of town, and Stricken to the Clark
Bros. farm; Mr.. ROLLS of Stoughton
onto the Nichols farm in Porter re-
Gently purchased by Chas Nelson.
AN excursion party numbering over
Is left here Monday evensng under the
leadership of Mark Nichols and John
w. Gray, for the Genesee Lumber Co.,
to inspect farming lands in Louisiana.
The party will also visit New Orleans
and other southern cities. Among those
taking the trip are Frank Brown, Will
Schumacher, Fred LaPlant, Olof Olson,
Fred Richardson, Morris Cooper, Mel
vim Calvin, John Olson, Raner Daniel
son, Henry Tongan, Daniel Pierce,
James Burns, Thos. Pierce, John Craig,
Mark Nichols and John w. Gray.
Records Broken at the Ski Slide.