The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-03-29
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-Yon Yonson tonight,

-YOn YOnSon tonight,
How would you like to be the Free
Rural Delivery man?
See Bruno the great Scandinavian
at Royal Hall tonight.
ANY argument on good road making
is in order at the present time.
The World Friday afternoon at the
matinee. Great stage effects.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Bentley enter
tanned party of friends at whist last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Underwood of Spring
field, ILL.,, is visiting at DR.. Nicholson's
this week.
II. E. Birmingham was down from
Madison Saturday and passed few
hours with his friends in this city.
Mrs w. w. Morrison has returned
from Chicago accompanied by Mrs. A.
j. Morrison, who is the doctors mother.
Clarence Babcock has been in Chi
'cago this week buying new goods for the
department store of Babcock & Birken-
meyer
Miss Blanche Bailey and Miss Mabel
Buchanan of Stoughton, spent the latter
part of last week visiting Miss Eveline
.Jessup.
Grove Pomeroy, son of 0. r. Pomeroy,
who has been suffering with severe at
tack of pneumonia, is now in a fair way
to recover.
The employees in Andrew Jenson's
warehouse on Tuesday presented their
foreman John Marks with the handsome
gift of 500 gold piece.
Milwaukee parties were here this
week in quest of store room for an ex-
elusive dry goods stock They came,
searched in vain and went away.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church met March 9th at the home
of Mrs. Ell. Ell. Dickinson. Fourteen
members were present and three new
names added to the society.
On the inside page will be found the
election notice and list of the names
of the candidates for the various city
and ward offices. Look them over care
fully before election day comes.
Good Friday will be observed at the
German Lutheran church with appropri
ate exercises sacred to the commemora-
ton of the crucifxion of our Lord. Holy
communion services will be held on
Easter Sunday.
After the show last Friday evening
Roy Nicholson entertained few of his
friends very pleasantly at his home with
dancing. At about one o'clock the
party broke up, everybody saying that it
was fully worth the price of admission.
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hour. Subject
for the morning, "The King" Thoughts
appropriate for Palm Sunday. In the
evening the third in the series on the
Self will be given: "Self Sacrifice"
All are cordially invited.
On April IL will occur the last num-
Der on the lecture course, the Durno-
Emmett Co. Durno the magician is
ranked along with Keller and Herman
and with him is Emmett, the ventrilo.
quist and Kimbrough the musical genius.
It IS most delightful evening enter
tainment they give. Tickets IS and SOC.
On Tuesday, March 26th in the
municipal court at GAINESVILLE in the suit
of the state of Wis. VS.. Thomas Madden,
the case was dismissed. Mr.. Madden
was convicted in the Edgerton Police
court some time ago of allowing a minor
to play pool at his place of business. L.
E. Gettle conducted the case for the de-
fendant.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their apron sale and supper on
Wednesday evening, April Sd, instead of
April 10th. Supper served from $50 to
8 for 25c. Remember change of date.
Come and bring your friends with you
and help the ladies in their good work.
Any contributions for the sale or supper
will be gratefully received.
"A good house greeted the Lyman
Twins at Royal hall last Friday evening
and all were immensely pleased with the
comedy, "a Merry Chase" There were
only seven people with the company, but
they were all finished actors and pleas
ant entertainers. A return date of the
Lyman Twins would certainly fill the
hall full 1t is the intention of Mana
ger Carr to book only first-class COM
panies, but like men in all other lines of
business he is at times misled on con-
tracts made