The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-03-22
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specialities Monday night.
| Mr. Andrew Jensen passed couple
of days in Madison the first of the week.
Bruno will sing to you in German,
French, Scandinavian Monday night.
Twenty three chicken pies are ready
for you to eat at the NJ. E. church tonight.
his home during the week with throat
| trouble.
Owing to a lack of quorum there
was no session of the common council
| last Tuesday evening.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. e.
church will meet next Wednesday after
noon with Mrs Ell. FL. Dickinson.
Remember that the Durno- Emmett
Co. consisting of magician, an enter
tainer and musician will be at Royal
hall April IL.
DO not forget the lecture given by
Rev. Bredeson in the Norwegian Ian
guage this Thursday evening, March
81, to be held at the Norwegian Lutheran
church.
High water at Indian Ford has in
terferred with operating the electric
light plant there, and for this reason
dim lights have been furnised in Edger-
ton this week.
The Second Quarterly Conference of
the NJ. E. church was held at the par
sonage II a, m. Thursday. Presiding
Elder w. w. Stevens of GAINESVILLE was
present and presided.
Mr.. Fred Dallman, father of Alder
man August Dallman, suffered para
lytic stroke the latter part of last week,
and at present there seems but little
hope of his recovery.
Rev. F. L. Moore will consider the
subject Brotherhood" at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning. In the
evening the second address on "Self"
will be given, the topic being "Self De-
velopment."
The M. E. church ladies will serve
general supper at the church parlors on
Wednesday evening April 10, from $50
to 8. There will be an apron sale in
connection with it, Invite your friends
to come with you.
In the bicycle advertisement of
Marsden & Watson which appeared in
last weeks issue, the quotations on
wheels were in error. Corrections have
been made and you are requested to look
them over carefully.
Regular seavices at the M. b. church
next Sunday. Morning service 1920;
subject, "The Suffering Savior" Ad-
ministration of the Lords supper at the
close of the service. Evening service,
7:OO subject, "Is the Bible True Book"
According to official schedule spring
began at one o'clock Wednesday morn
| ing, that being the hour when the sun
crossed the equator on it's way north.
The first day of spring was decidedly
wintery, but the weather man promises
warmer days soon.
Preparations are being made for a
grand Easter ball to be given in Royal
Hall on Monday evening, April 9Th.
The committee having this dance in
charge are negotiating with one of the
best orchestras in this part of the state
and if their services can be secured they
will be able to promise the best dance
music ever given in Edgerton. Further
particulars given next week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer, wife of John
Spencer, died very suddenly at s o'clock
Thursday morning, aged seventy-five
years. Mrs. Spencer had been in poor
health during the winter, but hopes had
been entertained of her recovery, and
her sudden death was a most severe
shock to the family. At an early hour
Thursday morning she suffered para
lytic stroke and gradually grew weaker
until the final summons came at eight
o'clock. The husband and four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Richardson of La Crosse, Miss
Mae and Gertrude Spencer and Mrs
Maud Sharp, were present when the
end came. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer have
resided in this city for twenty-six years
and the sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty is extended to the family in this
their hour of bereavement. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
made at the time of going to press.
The republican caucus last Tuesday
evening was fairly we'll attended consid-
ering the down pouring rain and sloppy
walks. Nearly fifty voters were present
and a most commendable selection of
candidates was made. The meeting was
called to order at 7:30 sharp by City
Committeeman Doty. A. S. Flagg was
elected chairman and H. B. Knapp Sec
rotary. The voting for candidates was
by BALLOT and the chair appointed T. B.