The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-03-30
Free shows next week at Royal hall.


Conformation services will take
place at st. Johns church week from
Sunday
"A boy baby came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Somerfeldt of the third
ward Tuesday.
The ladies society of the Congre-
gational church will meet next Wednes-
day with Mrs. James Mcintosh.
For RENT-A farm of 80 acres
miles south of the Leyden, on shares or
money rent Inquire at this Office
"A special meeting of Edgerton Chap
ter o. E. S. will be held Friday evening
at 730 p. m. sharp. Mrs. Budd, Grand
Worthy Matron, will be present and a
large attendance is desired.
Mr.. John Lee and daughter, of
Orchard, Iowa, who have been visiting
in the East for several months, stopped
off for short stay with Ell. S. McGifin
and family during the week.
Henry Warner and wife reached
home Saturday after health seeking trip
of several weeks in California, but the con-
dition of Mr.. Warner has not improved
as much as his friends hoped.
S. B. Heddles of GAINESVILLE was well
come caller in this market Thursday. He
has lately returned from trip through
the tobacco growing sections of Texas
where he purchased sample lot of
goods.
Manager Carr has booked Americas
Greatest Vaudeville Stars for April Oath.
This is one of the best vaudeville COM
panies on the road today and will be a
great treat for the theatre going people
of this city. Among the company are
the Trolly Car Trio, Brandon & Glare,
Pete Baker, and all we'll known artists
on the vaudeville stage. Watch for bills.
"A colony is being formed at Slough
ton for the purpose of mining gold in
the Cape Nome district, to start about
June !. The party now includes Olaf
Norland, Thos. Hellum, Fred johnson,
E. j. Anderson and Carl Keil They are
inspired largely by the success of DR..
Kittleson, also of Stoughton, who came
down from Nome last fall with glowing
reports of the country, and title to claims
worth $4,000.
"A magnificent audience greeted the
VIM. Owen company in their presenta-
ton of Richelieu at Royal hall Wednes-
day evening. We hear it frequently
stated that it was the best performance
ever given in Edgerton. Manager Cart
is certainly giving the amusement going
people better class of entertainments
than were ever before seen in our town
and it is gratifying to know that his
efforts are appreciated.
MIR. G. William Barber of Albion
and Miss Emma NJ. Jenkins of Sumner
we're united in marriage at the NJ E.
parsonage in this city on Wednesday,
March 28th, at 10 o'clock by Rev. E. j.
Symons. The groom is one of Albion's
wideawake, energetic farmers and the
bride is one of Summers most estimable
young ladies. Both are most highly es-
teemed and have large circle of friends
who extend congratulations and best
wishes for bright and happy future.
Mr. and Mrs. Barber left on the 1O:45
train for Chicago where they will spend
few days sightseeing in the great city
by the lake.
The Musical and Dramatic Clubs of
the State University gave their annual
concert at Royal hall Friday evening
last. The entertainment was exception
ally good and deserved a much larger
house than was awarded them. Part
one consisted of college farce entitled
"The Professors Daughter" by the dra-
matte club. The scene of the play was
laid in freshman's room at college and
was a true illustration of college life.
Walton Pyre as 1.-THE Senior" in the
leading title role was excellent and his
clever handling of the part elected much
applause as we'll as favorable comment.
Mr.. Patrick as Teddy was also ex-
ceedingly good. His change of attire to
that of an actress and the manner in
which he successfully carried out the de-
ception was very effective. All the re-
naming parts were we'll taken. Lack of
space prevents personal mention The
play was written by J. f. A. Pyre who
is we'll known to most of our readers.
The musical part of the program was
possibly appreciated more than was the
play and every number on the program
received hearty encores which were
cheerfuly responded to by both glee and
mandolin clubs. The Mendoza Crew
Song by the glee club with mandolin
club accompaniment was excellent Mr..
Phillip Spooner in the solo without
Thee" was exceptionally good. In fact
every number was we'll executed and
we'll received. Mr.. Snow in his Swedish
dialect readings received encore after