The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-03-23

Sunday with relatives in Lancaster,
Wis.
Remember the "Kvindeforening" at
Mrs. p. NJ. Ellingsons next Friday,
March Both.
The season for migrating is near at
hand. In some respects we may be
happy for this.
"A fur collarette was picked up on
the streets in Edgerton. Owner please
call at this office
Larson, the hardware man, will soon
move into the old stand of the Edgerton
Hardware Company.
The third Quarterly Conference will
be held at Asbury M. E. church Tuesday
afternoon, April Sd.
The school board met Tuesday even
ing and decided to retain the entire
corps of teachers now employed
Geo. Richardson died at his home in
MELVILLE Monday morning. Funeral
services were held on Thursday.
The University Musical and ORA
matte Clubs at Royal hall Friday even
ing, March 23d. Something good. Go
and hear them.
Mrs. Nelson Taylor will rent her
warehouse for storage purposes. Capac-
ity 500 cases. Apply to her or at Will
sons drug store.
The dance in Union hall Saturday
evening was patronized to the extent OF
102 tickets. It was an enjoyable time
for those who love to dance.
Mrs. 81. B. belong and daughter,
Mrs. Lillian G. Devereaux, of Chicago,
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
E. Gettle and other relatives during the
week.
Tonight Thursday is the time of
holding the democratic city caucus in
the city hall. The republicans will hold
theirs on Friday evening at the same
place.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church will meet at the church
Wednesday, March 28th. There is a
comforter to tie and it is requested that
all the ladies be present.
Special meetings will be held in the
M E. church every evening next week,
except Saturday evening, commencing
at 7:30. These meetings will be free for
all and cordial invitation is extended
to everybody.
The pastor will preach at the M. e
church next Sunday morning on the
subject: THE Prayer That Prevails"
and in the evening on young Men,
Don't Drift" Other services as usual.
All are cordially invited.
Congregational church, Frank L..
Moore, pastor. Sermons morning and
evening Subject in the evening: "Dav-
id Livingstone, Missionary and Explor-
err" First in a series of two on the life
of this African traveller. All are invited.
Music under the direction of the Mems
Club.
The lecture of John r. Clarke, "To
and Fro in London" given at Royal Hall
last Saturday evening was grand treat.
Many who listened during the two brief
hours pronounced MIR. Clarke the most
entertaining and altogether the best
speaker that has ever appeared on the
lecture platform in our city. Mr.. Clarke
would fill the hall should he ever return.
The management of the Lecture
Course wish to state that the extra num-
Der will soon be decided upon and notice
as to date ETC., will probably be given in
the next edition of the Reporter. They
have come out little ahead this season
and are going to give patrons of the
course the benefit of the profits by giving
first-class entertainment.
The Misses Quigley have opened
dressmaking rooms over Campbell's
shop, where they will be pleased to meet
the ladies of Edgerton. The very latest
methods of dressmaking and experience
in this line of work recommend the
Misses Quigley to the trade here. Mon
day, March 26, is the day of opening
The fourth dance of the series given
by the Edgerton Dancing Club will be
held at Royal Hall on Friday evening of
next week, March 3Oth. The previous
parties given by the club have been very
enjoyable affairs and there is every rea-
son to believe that the coming number
will prove to be no exception. Smiths
orchestra of GAINESVILLE, will furnish the
music, and this alone should be an in
duce to those who enjoy dancing, to at
tend. Do not forget the date, Friday,
March 3Oth.
The Harper-Detrick Co., who have
appeared at Royal Hall Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings of this
week have given our theatre goers some
good plays and have presented them in