The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-22
Mrs. John S. Coon is quite sick.

M. E. parsonage last Saturday and Sun
day.
A bouncing baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Haskins Tuesday
evening.
The Edgerton representatives at
Beloit college are home for the holiday
vacation.
-Signor Blitz, the Wizard, will be the
next attraction at Royal Hall tonight,
Friday evening.
December has so far held up the
reputation for mild winter, the week
past being ideal winter weather.
Union week of prayer services will
be held at the Congregational and Meth
odist churches, commencing Monday
evening, Jan. 9Th.
"A dictionary makes a splendid
Christmas gift We have copies of
Webster's International and Standard
Dictionary for sale at less than whole
sale price.
Joe Rosenfeld, at one time mer
chant in this city but of late years
travelling salesman for a Milwaukee
clothing firm was in town during the
week.
Services at the Congregational
church, Frank l.. Moore, pastor, next
Sunday morning and evening. Morning
subject, Christmas sermon; evening
cat the Cradle of the King"
The Carlton hotel will observe
Christmas, by way of a splendid dinner.
1t will be good place to get your meal
on that day and save the time and
trouble of preparing it at home.
VIM Sylvester, we'll known char
acter about Stoughton of late years,
died Sunday. He was on old Iron Bri-
gade soldier of Co. D 7th Regt., but led
dissolute life during his late years.
Preaching at the NJ E. church next
Sunday. Morning subject will be "The
Growth of the Christmas Spirit" and in
the evening, ''The Greatness of Jesus
Every body invited.
City Treasurer H. FL. Dickinson will
be ready to receive taxes at hisresidence
on Front street on and after Dec 28th to
Jan. 10th, at l per cent. After Jan. 10
the collectors fees will be per cent.
"A meeting of those interested in
forming a dancing club will be held at
the Carlton Hotel next Tuesday evening.
Any others wishing to sign the guaran-
tee list may leave word at the hotel
Mathew Bradley, who lived on the
Rumrill farm in Porter, died at his home
Sunday morning, aged "A years. Funeral
services were held from the Porter
church Tuesday, Rev. Harlin officiating.
james E. Moseley, secretary of the
Monona Lake Assembly. Madison, says:
Mrs Beecher is the best reader we have
ever had, and our experience covers
nineteen years." At Royal Hall, Thurs
day, Dec. %.
Odd Fellow officers for the ensuing
term elected Saturday evening are:
Robt Attlesey-N. G.; J. o. Henderson
". G.; A. P Nicholson treasurer;
Byron Long treasurer; w. II. Clark-P.
S.; j. 0. trustee for 3 years.
Those who delight in the mysteries
of the Black Art VII y II certainly be abun-
dainty entertained with the performance
of Signor Blitz at Royal hall this even
ing. The program which he offers covers
some of the best things that are pro-
duced. Go and see them.
Christmas exercises at the M. E.
church on Christmas evening. There
will be tree with presents for the S. S.
scholars and the program Entertaining
Santa Claus" will be very interesting to
young and old. Parents are invited to
bring their children and all will be well
come.
"Wednesday evening, January oath,
is the date of the next number on the
Lecture Course. At that time the Ariel
Ladies Sixtette will appear and as it is
one of the best entertainments of the
series, you should reserve your seats
now. Reservd seats are now on sale at
Ashs store.
Col. George w. Balm says: Isabel
Garghill Beecher is the most popular
reader | know. In richness of voice,
charm of womanly manner and personal
magnetism, she is without peer in her
profession. Her readings not only cap
tivate but are public benedictions." At
Royal Hall, Thursday, Dec. 28th.
"A holiday concert will be given at
the Fulton church Wednesday evening,
December 9th, by the Mandolin Club
of Edgerton. The program will be in
terspersed with prize Grafton by Walter
Pitcher of GAINESVILLE and vocal music bv
the Raymond family. Admission % and