The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-03-29
All new fun in aSide Tracked"

In ssSide Tracked" you see mechani-
cal effects never surpassed on the stage.
April 4th at Royal hall.
IT A. Warren has opened tinshop
in the building on his fathers property
in the second ward.
st. Joseph's choir are arranging for
a social dance in the near future. Par
ticulars will be given in next issue.
A household word is "Side Tracked"
because it never disappoints an audi
ence. Royal hall April 4th.
The young ladies society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet with
Miss Inger Skibrek next Wednesday
evening, April 3.
Mr.. George Morgan and wife came
down from Madison Wednesday and
will be the guests of A. W. Shumway
and wife the remainder of the week.
AT Lakeside hospital, Milwaukee, on
Saturday, Willard Doty underwent an
operation for appendicitis and letter
received from his mother on Wednesday
states that his condition is most favor
able and the attending physicians advise
that the danger line is passed. Willard
was taken sick on Thursday and in re-
Spouse to telegram Mrs. Doty went to
Milwaukee on Friday morning. A coun-
Gil of the best physicians of Milwaukee
was held Saturday morning and the de-
cision was that an operation was newt
able. He was Immediately taken to
Lakeside hospital where the operation
was successfully performed. Mr. Doty
was there Saturday and Sunday, return
ing home Monday.
"A meeting was held in the parlors
of the Carlton Hotel on Monday eve
ming for the preliminary organization of
a Knights of Pythias lodge. The char
ter members number forty-s and the
date of the organization is set for Fri
day evening, April 9Th, at which time
representatives or delegates from ten
outside lodges will be present. The
officers elected at the preliminary meet
ing are as follows: Chancellor Com
mander-L. G. Whittet; Vice Chancel-
lor-F. G. Mckinney; Prelate-Frank
Mcintosh; Keeper of Records and Seals
Fred Smith; Master of Finance-E. M
Ladd; Master of Exchequer Henry
johnson; Master at Arms-L K Jessup;
Master of Work-E. S. Lord; Inner
Guard--Thos. I'll. Whittet; Outer
Guard-Donald McInnes; Trustees-T.
B. Earle, F. w. Coon and w. McChesney.
Confirmation services will be held at
st. Johns church next Sunday at which
time twenty three will be confirmed. APP
propriate exercises, conducted by Rev.
Spillman, and the choir will furnish
special music for the occasion. The
church will be handsomely decorated
with flowers and foliage plants, and the
day will be made of special interest sto
all members of the church. Following
is list of the names of those to be con-
firmed: Henrietta Handtke, Emma
Handtke Emma Plantz, Anna Jeske, Ida
Griep, Anna Sommerfeldt, Elsie Valdez,
Martha Dallmann, Anna Venske, Ida
Handtke, Otto Stricken, Albert Ploutz,
Paul Schmeling, Frank Dummann,
Louis Schachtschneider, Otto Fritzke,
Herman Nickel, John Bartz, August
Meros, Louis Heller, VIM. Radinz, Her
man Dallmann and George Geishirt.
In his forecasts for April the Rev.
Irl R. Hicks says that the first regular
storm period will run from March 31st
to April 9Th and that hail and thunder
storms may be expected on or next to
the LIST. Very cool weather will follow
on the heels of the first storm period
with snow and frosts to the northward.
On and touching the 9Th and 9th will be
a marked change to warmer, the baro-
meter will react to lower readings and
heavy April rains and thunder will visit
many sections in their march from west
to east. The 18th to 18th constitutes
another regular storm period, falling
central on the 18th, at which time look
out for vicious electrical storms attended
by hail, rain and heavy wind. The last
week in April will be noted for storms
of much energy with heavy rain and
hail, eliminating in electrical storms.
April will bring many extremes of very
warm and quite cool weather, war
with northerly and southerly currents.
Rains will be sufficient generally,
amounting to cloudbursts frequently.
AT the regular monthly meeting of
the Edgerton Public Library Board held
March 25, 1901, it was voted that the
Edgerton Public Library extend its
privileges to the towns of Albion and
Fulton. Section 934, Wisconsin Statutes
of 1898, as amended by chapter 139 OF
the laws of 1899 allows townships and
school districts to appropriate money to
the support of neighboring libraries and