The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-03-31

lore part OF the week.
Miss Musgrove is spending her va
cation with relatives in Albany.
Miss Myrtle Hutson is home from
Milwaukee to pass vacation week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Holton spent
Tuesday with friends in Stoughton.
Easter Ball at Royal hall next Mon
day evening. Go and have good time.
Miss Mary Latin is spending the
vacation week at her home in Milwau-
kee
Clara Stockman was called to James
vile Monday by the serious illness of her
mother.
Sidney Emery took the train
Wednesday for Lacrosse to be gone
about week.
Mrs. VIM Stevens and daughter,
Clara, are spending few days with
relatives in Beloit.
Mrs. l.. J. Dickinson and Miss Angie
Towne have been visiting with friends in
Chicago this week
You can't afford to miss the lecture
at Royal hall Wednesday, April 9th.
Get your tickets early.
After couple weeks confinement to
the house by sickness, DR.. J. A. Lord is
now able to be out again.
The Maitland's Big Comedy and
Vaudeville Co., at Royal hall Friday and
Saturday nights, 10, 20 and 30 cents.
The Maitlands and big company of
Vaudeville Stars at Royal hall Friday
and Saturday evening, March 81, and
April l.
Beautiful floral dances, with cal
cium light effects, at Royal hall Friday
and Saturday nights. 10, 20 and 30
cents.
The lecture by Prof. P. S. Reinsch,
under the auspices of the Culture Club,
is to be given Thursday evening, April G.,
at the parlors of the Carlton.
Mr.. Frank Hall of Manchester Iowa,
has been in Edgerton a few days of the
week calling on old time friends and
looking after business interests here. 81
Each and every member of the T. A.
& B. society are requested to be present
at meeting on account of important bust
ness. SECRETARY.
The smallest horse in the world will
be on exhibition i1i the Phoenix block
Friday and Saturday, March 81, and
April l. 1t will cost but 10 cents to see
him.
On Wednesday, March 18th, occur
red the death of May Cathrine Nichols,
infant babe of Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Mich
OILS. She was born February 18th and
lung fever was the cause of her death.
The bereaved parents have the widefelt
sympathy of this community.
On Wednesday evening, April 5th
Lou j, Beauchamp will speak at Royal
hail. Mr.. Beauchamp is so well known
here that the mere announcement of his
date ought to suffice in the way of ad-
vertising. Tickets and reserved seats
are on sale at F. E. Ash's.
Manager Carr is corresponding with
various attractions with view to giving
a benefit to the Edgerton Base Ball Club
fund. He is also trying to arrange for
a date in May for the VIM. Owen Co., in
an elaborate production of Dumas, The
Three Guardsmen.' and in order to do
50 will have to give them heavy guar
antee
Mr.. Lou j. Beauchamp will lecture
in Royal hall next Wednesday evening,
April 9TH, on Mistakes or The Blunders
of Humanity Many of our readers
have heard Mr.. Beauchamp and will
want to hear him again, for he is 1.-The
Prince of Orators" and is positively one
of the most brilliant and entertaining
lecturers on the American platform
Tickets Zoe and 35c. Seats reserved at
Ash's Book store, Monday morning. April
3rd
Every voter in Edgerton should cast
ballot at the polls next Tuesday, be
he democrat republican non-partisan
or any other political complexion Go to
the polls early and deposit your vote with
the polite and accommodating clerks
presiding there, and when election is
over and the result summed up you will
have the satisfaction of knowing that
you have borne your share of the white
mans burden" If you are good re-
publican make no bones in voting the
party ticket straight. If you have been
in the habit of trapsing with the demo
cratic party, take the ticket and study
it carefully and then vote according te
the dictates of your conscience.