The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-01-11


See "The Days of '98" at Royal Hall
Tuesday evening, Jan. Is.
Mrs. John Thoreson passed Monday
with friends in Stoughton.
Miss Anna Collins OF GAINESVILLE,
spent Sunday with Edgerton relatives.
Miss Kathryn Postel of Muscoda, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ell. j. Stangl.
Services at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
The Floyd R. Briggs Company alb
solutely guarantee their performance to
please.
Andrew Mcintosh has been confined
to his home during the past week with
the grippe
"A nice baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schmelling on Satur-
day, Jan. 9Th.
Miss Libbie Stoller of GAINESVILLE, is
stopping with Miss Mabel Westlake for
few days.
The Firemens annual ball will take
place at Royal Hall Monday evening,
January 28th
Ben Hutson and wife, of Traer, La,
have been visiting relatives in this place
for few weeks past.
Assistant Marshal August Ratzlaff
has been confined to his home for several
days with the grippe.
Mrs. Harry Ash arrived home Sat
urday evening from a weeks visit with
friends in Milwaukee.
The annual campfire of HI. S,
Swift Post will be held in Royal Hall on
Tuesday evening, February 9Th.
On account of illness Miss Knight
has been unable to fill her position at
the Boston Store for the past week.
IT B. Earle, Henry johnson and F
W. Coon attended the inaugural services
of state officers at Madison Monday.
Will Strassburg. shipping clerk al
Wilson's Monarch Laboratory, has beer
laid up for several days with the grippe
Mrs. E. N. Crandall visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Templeton at Mad
ison Monday and Tuesday of this week
The annual meeting and election Of
officers at the Congres ational church vii
be held Thursday evening, January
18th. Two trustees will be elected.
Will F. Lord, for several years agent
for the Wisconsin Central Ry at st
Paul, has lately been transferred to Chi
cago to take more responsible position
Chris. Thoreson, who left here fol
the south last week, was aboard the
train which was wrecked near st. Louis
on Saturday. Fortunately he escaped
anjury.
Mr.. Fred Groeler died at the home
of Fred Becker last Tuesday. Funeral
services were held from st. Johns church
Thursday at . o'clock, Rev. Spillman
officiating.
Jennie Horton returned home last
Wednesday morning from Chippews
Falls, where she has been for the past
five months with her sister who has
been very sick.
Geo. Hubbard of GAINESVILLE, was
committed to the asylum at Mendoza or
Monday. He was cigarmaker by trade
and at one time was in the employ of G
f. Tallard in this city.
AT the council meeting on Tuesday
afternoon the resignation of Supervisor
Il. j. Maltpress was rendered and &C
cepted, and Henry Ebbott was appoint
ed to fill the vacancy for the unexpirec
term.
Next Sunday afternoon at st. John:
church Rev. Spillman will unite in wed
lock Mr. Otto Leitz of the town of Full
ton, and Miss Ida Zahn of this CITY. TIL,
ceremony will be performed at thre.
o'clock.
Mrs. B. Connors was brought her,
for. interment in Fassett cemetery OF
Tuesday. At one time Mrs. Connors re
sided in Edgerton, but for the past few
years she has made her home in James
Vile. Her death resulted from broker
hip sustained about month ago.
For fine specimen OF athletes yo1
have only to refer to the large photo
graph which Bardeen has made of tn
Albion foot ball team. After giving it
careful inspection you will readily IN
derstand why they carried the banner Q
victory from SO many fields during tn
past season. .s ~ q "A