The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-03-15
-Funnier than ever, A Merry Chase.


| The specialties in A Merry Chase
are the best that money can secure.
| The little six year old daughter of
Mr.. f. Banker is very sick with pneu-
| monia.
Perhaps you can find just the old
piece you have been looking for at the
Rummage Sale.
Mrs. Mable Sherwood and two chill
dren is visiting her husbands sister,
Mrs. A. Stephens.
Mrs. c.. P. Frank has purchased a
residence in Stoughton and moved to
that city this week.
The Misses Myrtle and Ruth Boyde
Of Lima, spent Saturday and Sunday
with A. w. Stephens and family.
&C. w. Birkenmeyer is in Chicago
this week buying dry goods for the de-
partment store of Babcock & Birken-
meyer.
The men of the Methodist church
will give one of their celebrated chicken
pie suppers Thursday, March 81. Further
notice later.
F. G. Hall and wife of Manchester,
Iowa, have been paying short visit to
their many Edgerton friends this week.
They returned home on Wednesday,.
Last Saturday the county clerk is
sued marriage license to Arthur H.
Smart of Michigan City, North Dakota,
and DR.. Ella J. Crandall of Milton.
"A meeting of the men of the M. e..
church is called for Saturday evening of
this week at the parsonage. Matters of
Importance regarding supper, ETC., are to
come up and it is desired that all be
present.
Have you been to the Rummage
Sale? If not you are missing the oppor-
tunity of life time to buy something
cheap. Remember the sale lasts only
one week. At Phoenix Hall, open after
Moons and evenings.
Regular services in the M. E. church
next Sunday morning. Morning service
at 1870; subject, "The Christians Sc
curity." Evening service at 7 o'clock;
subject, "Who Wrote the Bible" The
first of a series of sermons on the bible to
be presented Sunday evening.
Mr. D. Levy returned today from
Chicago where he has spent the past ten
days purchasing spring and summer
stock and reports the line of new up-to-
date mems and boys fine clothing, fur
nishings and shoes bought by this firm
will equal and even surpass anything
shown in this vicinity the coming season.
AS usual more water pipes have
frozen in March than at any other time
| during the season. The frost is just
| getting down to where the pipes are laid
and number of them have been frozen
tight the past week. In many cases
yard hydrants may be started by leav-
ing them wide open during the warm
days.
The ladies aid society of the Metho-
dist church met last week with Mrs
James Pyre. A large number of ladies
were in attendance and the annual cleo
ton of the society was held. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Mrs. A. w
Stephens, president; Mrs. M. e. Fetch
er, vice president; Mrs. w. w. Morrison
secretary; Mrs. E. O.. Dickinson, treas
| urer.
"A surprise party just trifle differ
ent from the ordinary, was rendered
Miss Madge Wilson at the home of her
parents, B. G. Wilson and wife. on Tues
day evening. About eighteen little girls
composed the party, and one half of the
number were dressed in boys clothing,
acting as escorts. The evening was
most delightfully."- passed with games and
amusements and delicate luncheon
was served.
No team of comedians have been
more successful or come to the front
rank in the theatrical world in shorter
space of time than the Lyman Twins
Their neat, refined work and clever sing
ing and dancing specialties has won them
favor and made them popular favorites
wherever they have appeared. Their
new comedy "a Merry Chase" has been
one of the biggest artistic and financial
successes of the year They are sup
ported by capable company and carry
elegant special scenery. They appear at
Royal Hall, Friday evening, March %.
The Rev. Irl r. Hicks said that we
would suffer a severe blizzard on March
10th, last Sunday. and the Rev. Hicks
was right in his prediction. One of the
worst storms of the season swept ovel
this country on that day, doing great
damage to property. Electric light tel
ephone and telegraph poles and wires
were blown down and broken, doing