The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-03-29
Do not forget the matinee Friday

with relatives in Stoughton,
Remember the social dance in
Phoenix hall Monday evening, Apr. LIST.
You not only laugh, but yell with
delight, when you see Side Tracked"
There will be morning and evening
services at the Norwegian Lutheran
church next Sunday.
Next Tuesday is election day. The
polls will be opened at 6 in the morning
and close at shutdown.
j. o. Henderson and wife were in
Oconomowoc last week visiting with
Allen Skinner and wife.
Mrs. Henry johnson returned home
last Saturday evening from Joliet, where
she has been for the past two weeks.
Members of the Congregational
church are especially urged to be present
at the Prayer meeting this Thursday
evening.
The preparations for the Easter ball
at Royal hall are completed. Lueder's
full orchestra of Madison has been Sc
cured to furnish the music, and supper
will be served at the u. S. Hotel. The
committee having the arrangements in
charge can now assure the public most
pleasant time at the Easter ball on
Monday evening. April 9Th.
The chicken pie supper at the
Methodist church last Thursday eve
ming was only another point scored by
the men of the church in the success of
their undertakings. Everything was
passed along in chicken pie order and
those who partook of the supper say it
was the finest ever served in that church.
The proceeds were most satisfactory,
netting the society something like $50.
Palma Josephine Matthiason, the
twelve year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Matthiason, died Friday, March
22nd 1901. She had been suffering with
infammatory rheumatism for about five
weeks, but hopes had been entertained
of her recovery. Funeral services were
held from the Norwegian Lutheran
church on Monday, conducted by Rev.
Linnevold.
Last Friday evening large crowd
of relatives and friends of Miss Gertrude
Peterson's pupils gathered at the home
of DR.. A. P. Nicholson to listen to re-
cital by the pupils. The first part of the
program consisted of piano solos and the
second part of duets and trios, all of
which were exceedingly we'll rendered.
The pupils in their playing, reflected
great credit on the ability of their teach
err, Miss Peterson, of Albion. The pro-
gram was closed with two selections by
Miss Peterson, which were beautifully
rendered and greatly appreciated by her
audience.
Will Sullivan, the base ball expert,
we'll known to lovers of the sport in this
locality, has been engaged to coach the
University team for few weeks before
the opening of the season with the
American League. Sullivan has signed
with the Chicago White Stocking as the
following from the Tribune shows: evil
liam Sullivan, the new catcher for the
White Stockings, came to Chicago yes
terday and affixed his signature to con-
tract drawn up by Comiskey. Sullivan
was the main stay of the Boston league
team last year, and if he escapes acct
dent is destined to be one of the leading
catchers of the country"
The democratic caucus was held at
the city hall last Friday evening. Nomi-
nations for city Offices were made as
follows: Peter M. Ellingson for mayor,
FL. Ell. Dickinson for treasurer, w. H.
Clarke for assessor, E. II. Smith for po-
lice justice, E. M. Ladd for justice of the
peace. In the LIST ward, @. O. Shannon
was nominated for alderman, B. c..
Wilson for supervisor; in the End
ward Mike McDonough for alderman
and Hans Lindas for supervisor: in the
3rd ward Will Hutson for alderman and
John Burns for supervisor. The city
committee appointed was T. A. Filing
son, J. M. Conway and A. o. Henderson.
BY special request of a number of
the citizens, Thompson's Comedians will
present the great Scandinavian comedy,
"Yon Yonson" on Thursday evening.
All who want to enjoy hearty laugh
should not miss seeing this great come
dy in which Mr.. Will FL. Bruno takes
the character of ''Yon Yonson" support
ed by Geo. Thompson and the entire
company. This play contains great
many specialties, singing and dancing.
On Friday night they will produce Nat
Goodwin's favorite society drama For
His Sake" In this Geo. G. Thompson,
it is said, is fair type of Nat G. Good
win. This is one of their strongest bills
and frst-class production will be
given.