The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-11-30


james Creasor, of Oregon, spent
Sunday with old friends in this city.
Miss Lena Holland, of Stoughton,
visited with Edgerton friends over Sun
day.
Will Lord of ST.. Paul, paid his
brother, Dr. J. A. Lord, brief visit on
Sunday last.
Next Tuesday evening is the date
for the first regular monthly meeting of
the common council.
Sheriff elect Maltpress and family
spent Thanksgiving with his brother-in-
law, W. III. Butler at Clinton.
Mrs. Arthur Warner and Miss Lottie
Skinner are passing the week with Allen
Skinner and wife at Oconomowoc.
"A bright baby boy came to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Clark
last Sunday morning, November 25th.
Frank Finkle served as marshal
last week during Marshall Reynolds
illness. Mr.. Reynolds is again on duty.
Mrs. Frank Heddles and children
were over from Evansville for visit to
relatives here a few days early in the
week.
Mr.. A. G.. Bennett, of Chicago, civil
engineer for the G. M. & st. P. railway,
passed Sunday with his brother E. P.
Bennett, of this city.
Prof. August Pieper has written
another cornet solo and the two will be
issued together by the MUSIC house of
G. G.. Conn, N. Y. Both pieces of music
are pronounced by G. G. Conn as being
very good.
AT the Norwegian Lutheran church
next Sunday there will be- services at
1870 a. M. and 1880 p. N. At the eve
ming service, which is conducted in Eng
ligh, the pastor will preach the first of a
series of sermons on the Decalogue.
Will Doty, for several years past
telegraph operator at the depot, threw
up his job Monday to take the position
as bookkeeper for Fl. w. Child, recently
vacated by Arthur Clarke. Mr.. Doty's
railway experience will make him val
liable man in his new vocation. 81. ..
The Saturday evening dancing par
ties which the Edgerton band are Civ
ing, have proven to be very successful,
and the longer they continue the more
popular they grow Music is furnished
by the whole band and dancing lasts un-
til IL o'clock, giving everybody all the
dance they want. If you have not yet
attended, 60 next Saturday evening and
have good time with the rest, ,
The next number on the Lecture
Course will be given December 10th,
the Wesleyan Male Quartette. Music
lovers should not fail to hear them.
"Mr.-Houston,@==who appears with the
Wesleyan Male Quartette is worth the
whole price of the. entertainment" said
Mr.. Amsbary when here with the Stew
enson Quartette.
If you are downhearted, deep in
business troubles, there is one prescrip-
ton that is sure to benefit you. The
old maxim that "a hearty laugh is the
best Of cures" contains more truth than
a great many people think, and the
physician who can give you more laughs
in a single evening than Barney Fergu-
son is yet to be born. A long, hearty
laugh is pleasant prescription to take,
and you should join the merry throng
of patients at Royal Hall, next Monday.
The Castle Square Comedians. who
have been playing an engagement at
Royal Hall the first three evenings of
the week, are deserving the patronage of
the public. The company is we'll bal
anced, present new plays and are bright
and entertaining in every respect. The
speciality acts in singing, dancing and
monologue are first-class, while the
tricks of Delkano, the handcuff expert,
is the cleverest piece of work ever seen
in this locality. After being shackled.
handcuffed, sealed in bag and locked
in trunk he exchanges positions with
his attendant without breaking the seals
as quickly as ever Hermann performed
his greatest act. The public make no
mistake when they patronize the Castle
Square Comedians. The company play
at Stoughton the balance of the week..
The report of the board of trustees
of the Rock county asylum has come to
this Office which shows that it costs $3.50
per year to keep each inmate. The fol-
lowing is statement of the financial
condition of the institution for the year
ending September 30, 1900. Receipts
from all sources S24,OS4.6S: disburse-
ments. SIG, 222 SO; balance in treasury on
October 1, S7,s61.76. The cash earnings
of the institution as shown by the SUI
perintendent's report are: SIS, 1912;
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