The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-04-12

Next attraction Little TriXie" for
the benefit of employees of Royal hall.
-Kimbrough the musical wonder, to-
night.
Albert Sack has leased his residence
in this city and gone to Marshall where
he will reside this summer.
"A baby girl came on Tuesday to
gladded the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Dallman in the third ward.
Our postoffice is now an information
al money order Office. Money orders
drawn on all parts of the world at small
cost.
Mrs. Joseph Winterling of Jefferson,
has been guest at the home of Rev. A.
w. Stephens and family few days of
the week.
"A lively little seance took place in
one of the warehouses at a late hour Tues
day night, and it was no Belgian hare
affair either.
Miss Leah Hahn returned from
Milwaukee the first of the week and is
now employed as operator at the Edger
ton Telephone company's Office.
The last meeting of the old council
was held on Monday evening, and the
first meeting of the new council will take
place next Tuesday evening.
The sorters of the room of Ell. w.
Child presented their foremen, Geo.
Wesendonk and Herman Kruger each
with a fine chair as token of their
gratitude.
John Hahn has opened flour and
feed store in the building opposite He'd
dies lumber yard. He has the best
brands of flour and full line of feed,
seeds, etc.
Street Commissioner Cook has been
the busiest man in town the past week.
The appearance of the streets about the
city is testimony of the good work which
he has been doing.
Mrs. Louise Humphrey was found
dead in bed at her home in Milton last
Monday morning. Mrs. Humphrey was
one of the pioneers of Albion Prairie.
Her death was the result of heart failure.
Plan to take your summer outing
the latter part of July and fore part of
August and don't fail to take in the
Delavan Lake Assembly. There you
will find rest, pleasure, instruction and
genial companionship.
Recent additions to the Edgerton
Telephone Exchange are: Wisconsin
Bottling Works, No. 1877; J. w. Conn,
residence, No. 142; w. Dickinson, resi-
dence, No. 143; Henry Ebbott, nipple
ment depot, No. LA. 1t now requires
the services of two operators to answer
the calls at the central Office of the Ed
gerton Telephone company.
The last dance of the series by the
Edgerton Cornet band will be given next
Monday evening at Royal hall At that
time the choice of a handsome gold
watch or silver tea set will be given to
the most popular young lady in Edger-
ton, to be decided by vote at five cents
a vote. The band dances have been
very popular this winter and an effort rs
being made to have the last the best.
Don't forget the nickles to make the
vote 60 your way.
"A very large house greeted julie
Walters and company in "Side Tracked"
last Thursday evening. It was one of
the best and funniest farce comedies
ever put on the stage in Royal hall and
for laughing purposes was a decided
success. julie Walters, as Horatio, the
tramp who was side tracked from his
box car home, so perfectly portrayed the
character of the dusty road type of itin-
Grants that he will ever remain a favor
tie with an Edgerton audience. Miss
Llewellyn's acting and singing were of
individual merit and highly appreciated.
The whole company consisted of first
class artists and are entitled to the
strongest recommendation to any play
house in the country. The specialties
were made up from vaudeville features
which rarely are put on the board in
small town like Edgerton. Manager
Carr is entitled to portion of the praise
for securing so rich and clean a comedy
with it's beautiful scenery and many
mechanical effects. A return date OF
this company would fill Royal hall to it's
capacity.
The Rumage Sale is business prop
osition which pays large interest on the
investment and at the same time affords
bargains to the buyer which could not
be secured in any other way. The ladies
of the Congregational church held their
Rummage Sale and cleaned up a very
handsome purse for church purposes.
The ladies af the Methodist church now
have sale running in Phoenix hall and
each days proceeds foot up snug