The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-04-07

for this week.
DIR. James A. Lord and wife have
been visiting relatives in Chicago during
the week.
Billy Eisenlohr. and Mrs. Warner
will run the roller rink through the
month of April.
Roy Hutson and Roy Hopkins, Uni
versity students, were home to pass va
cation week.
W. w. Williams is still confined to
his home and is not improving as rapidly
as his friends hoped.
Miss Susan Maltpress, who has
position in Beloit college, spent Easter
Sunday with relatives here.
John Copley and wife are home from
a winters trip in the SOUTH the most of
which time was spent near the Gulf in
Louisiana.
Oscar Perry, Miss Grace Perry and
Miss Sarah Mawhinney came home from
Beloit college to pass the vacation with
their parents.
The usual services will be held at
the Congregational church Sunday.
Evening service at at 7:30: Young PEG
pies meeting at $50.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Congregational church will meet this
friday afternoon with Mrs John Ar
thur. Subject, "Our Work in Spain"
Mr. and Mrs. r. M. LaFollette who
went to the Pacific on a health seeking
trip several weeks ago, arrived at their
Madison home very much improved in
health and delighted with their journey.
Material is being delivered along
the line for relaying the track with new
and heavier steel Letween the Rock
river bridge and Stoughton. The track
will then be surfaced again and put in
irst-class repair.
Manager Carr has agreed to give
William Owen, the tragedian, large
guarantee to appear in Royal Hall on
Wednesday evening, May 18th, provid-
ing the special scenery carried by the
company can be used on the stage.
The annual Woodman picnic for
northern Illinois and southern Wiscon-
sin will be held this year in Beloit on
June list. A. w. Shumway as delegate
to the picnic convention, was in Beloit
Wednesday when the time and place for
holding the picnic was decided upon.
Catcher Blanford and "Bobbie''
Warner of the local base ball team join
the Bloomington, ILL.,, team at Cham
paign, ILL.,, April 18th, were they play a
series of exhibition games before the
league season opens They intend to re-
turn June 10Th, and play with the Edger-
ton team.
The subject at the M. E. church
next Sunday morning will be missions,
or the True Work of the Church" and
in the evening, at 7:3O, the pastor will
preach sermon to young people on
1.-The True Christian Manhood" A
cordial invitation given to the public to
dGIenu JneSe services.
A we'll pleased and large audience
greeted Mr.. Beauchamp at Royal hall
last Wednesday evening. Mistakes, or
The Blunders of Humanity was the
subject, and all were delighted with the
wonderful flow of language, good diction,
good sense, and word painting of the
great orator.
james d. Whittet who is spending
the winter at Tampa, Florida, recently
took short trip across the Gulf to Ha-
vana, Cuba, and in this paper commences
to tell our readers of some of the ex-
periences of the journey. We are GER
tain our patrons will be glad to have him
continue the narrative
The help in room number l in Con
way Bros. warehouse, presented the
foreman, Mike McDonough. with a hand
some gold watch-chain. In room mum
Der 2 the foreman, Mel Conway, was
the recipient of gold ring. The pres
ents were given in appreciation of the
way the foremen have treated the help.
and were well merited in both cases.
On Monday evening, April 10th, a
carnival will be given in Royal Hall. and
it will be the farewell of the roller
skating for the season. $1,000 in cash
prizes will be given, divided as follows:
For gentlemen: $500 for finest costume:
$500 for the most original costume: 81 90
for most comic costume. For ladies:
$500 for finest costume; $500 for most
original costume; S100 for most comic
costume. One half mile race for BOYS
under Is, 1st prize, s100: End, SOC. One
half mile hurdle race for boys under Is,
LIST prize, s1.00; End, SOC. Admission, 25
cents: skates, 10 cents.