The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-10-18

Big double show at Royal Hall to-
night.
Prices 15 25 and IS cents at Royal
Hall tonight.
The Congregational Society will hold
rummage sale Oct. 30 and 81.
"A bouncing II pound girl came to
the home of DR.. and Mrs. 3. L. Shepard
on Thursday last.
Mrs. A. p Nicholson passed a few
days of the week with her sister, Maud
Miller, at Oconomowoc.
The Congregational Society will
meet at the church to tie comforters,
Wednesday, Oct. 23d. Members come
and work
l. Van Gelder of GAINESVILLE will load
a car of poultry at this station Wednes-
day, Oct 23d. All having poultry to sell
should bear this in mind.
Mrs. G. W. Birkenmeyer and Miss
Jennie Kelley entertained pleasant
Whist party of lady friends at the home
of the former Saturday afternoon.
WIN. Clarke and wife and Fl Fl.
Dickinson and wife arrived home from
their visit to friends in the east and the
Pan-American on Friday last.
Atty. E. M. Ladd is steadily recov-
ering from his siege of the fever and is
able now to be up. He was driven down
town for few minutes Wednesday.
The uncollected assets of the old
Bank of Edgerton, some 100000 worth,
will be sold at auction by Receiver
Towne, Saturday, Oct. 10Th, at 10 o'clock.
Rev. A. w. Stephens returned Tues
day evening from the annual conference
at Ripon. His church here are gratified
to know that he will remain with them
at least another conference year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hobbins of Mad
ison, who have been spending couple
of weeks at Bliven's hotel at Lake Kosh-
konong, returned home Sunday. Mr..
Hobbins is cashier of the Capital City
Bank.
The seat sale for those on the sub
scription list for the production of can
Enemy to the Queen" by John Arthur
and his efficient company, will be open
on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 20 and 81.
Regular sale Wednesday, Oct. %.
II. A. Perry left Tuesday morning for
few weeks trip through the south
west. He goes first to Ell Paso, Texas,
from an attack of fever, and then antici-
pates taking side trips into the ranch
country.
Rev F. L. Moore next Sunday morn
ing at the Congregational church will
discuss the subject, "Anarchism, What
It's Cause and How Shall 1t Be Done
Away" Evening service will begin at
o'clock, Y. P. S. G. E. at $50. Note the
change of time.
Miss Gertrude Spencer has been en-
ployed as an assistant teacher in the 6th
grade of the public schools. Miss Mus
groves room is so crowded that the
board has decided to divide her work
with Miss Spencer who will also act as
instructor in music.
Mr.. Robert Sewell, for twenty-one
years with Browning, King & Co. of Mil
waukee, has resigned his position with
them and has accepted the position of
manager of the clothing department
with Skidmore, Nicolai & Miller Co. of
the same city, where he will be pleased
to see his old customers when visiting
the city.
Prof. Fl. T. Richards filled the first
date of the Star Lecture Course Tuesday
evening. The attendance was but fair,
but the professor gave wonderfully in
teresting exhibition of experiments with
hydrogen and other gases. The lecture
is likely to be too scientific to be extreme
ly popular but contained much useful
information, nevertheless. November LIST
is the date of the next entertainments.
The game wardens are keeping a
Lake Koshkonong this season. War.
dens Nelson and Bowman were making
circuit of the lake this week checking
up licenses and getting acquainted with
the hunters So far they have made no
arrests for violations of the game or fish
laws, but they expect to have trouble
before the season closes THEW are both
quiet gentlemen who understand their
business and are not looking for chance
to arrest some hunter on a technicality
The hunter that keeps within the bounds
of the law will have no trouble with
them. One of the wardens will be on
the lake all the time from now on until
it freezes up.