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

Miss Lee of Iowa. is a guest of FL.
S. McGiffin's family.
Girls wanted to sort tobacco at C..
f Mabbett's warehouse.
The Dixie Jubilee Singers at Royal
Hall Don't forget the date, Nov. Both.
Admission 36c and SOC.
Tho Dixie Jubilee Concert Company
are the sweetest OF singers and their
,elocutionist is of the best. At Royal
Hall, Nov. 30
DIR. Holton has sold the 40 acre farm
recently purchased from Robt. Bulls to
Carl Madison for S40OO. Sale made
through E. NJ Ladd.
Andrew Knutson and A. Naset who
have been working at the carpenters
trade in Iowa for the summer, have re-
turned to Edgerton.
The colored people are noted for
their harmonious voices and sweet bal
lad singing. Come and hear the Dixies
Nov. 3Oth. Admission 35c and SOC.
Mrs. f. S. Nicholson from Aurora
ILL.,, and Miss Fannie Jamison of Paw
Paw, Ill., mother and niece of DIR. Mich
olson, are visiting at his home.
Lacrosse papers speak very highly
of Nice earthly Mishaps Co." which ap-
peared at the opera house there last
Saturday and Monday. The company
deserves a good patronage.
"A basket social, another one of those
very enjoyable evening entertainments,
lis promised by the Edgerton Good Tenn
plars on Monday evening, Dec. 10th, in
She G. A. r. hall. Everybody invited;
come and enjoy good time.
"A, Services at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and even
ing. Preaching by the pastor. Morn
dng, anniversary address,r+'A review~o of
the past, a look ahead" Evening,
Seek first the Lord,ne THANKSGIVING
|, music in the evening
"A check book on Stoughton bank
and two notes were taken from the
pocket of Herman Lipke at his livery
office one day this week. The notes
we're executed by Nick Sorle and August
Blank. The public is warned not to
negotiate for any of these papers for
payment is stopped. Z"
The official vote in the state just
announced shows McKinley's plurality
an Wisconsin, 1O6,632; LaFollette's plu-
rality, l03746 The prohibition vote was
10,124. The total vote in the state for
president for aid candidates is 4,466 less
than in 1896. McKinley's vote is 2,219
less this year than in 1886, while Bryan's
rs 6,239 less.
The book, China, the Long lived
Empire, in the public library is one of
the finest works on travel and descrip-
ton. The setting forth of the situation
that has lead up to the present trouble
is remarkably clear. The chapter on
the Chinese wall is graphic description
of that most wonderful work of masonry.
The work is we'll worth the reading.
"A treat of real enjoyment will be
given our theatre goers next Monday
night, Dec. 3, when ~McCarthys Mis-
maps Company wild occupy the boards.
The company is composed of sixteen
most prominent performers. The play
by itself is considered full of fun, and a
continuous laugh is assured those who
witness the production OF "McCarthy's
Mishaps." The best specialties will be
introduced by different members of the
company. Barney Ferguson, who is the
feature of the show, is certainly the best
on the list of Irish comedians. The
company has played a number Of neigh
boring cities and if their past record is a
sufficient assurance we can predict that
Royal Hall wild be filled next Monday.
Dec Sd.
A telegram was received here Mon
day announcing the death of Mr.. Arthur
Sickles at I'll Paso, Texas, where he went
a few weeks since ia hope of regaining
his health. The cause of his death was
quick consumption which developed
early in the spring as the result of Sc
we're cold. He will be remempered to
many of our readers as member of the
Edgerton base bali team for number of
seasons though has home was at Evans
ton, III The young man was liked by
everybody and the idol of his parents,
who are well nigh Frustrated at the loss
of their only son. His last visit here
was in September last and on the advice
DR.. McChesney went to Ell Paso where
his condition changed for the worse.
His parents went to Texas and were
with him at the last. He was % years
OF age.