The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-04-12
Band dance at Royal hall Monday

Band dance at Royal hall Monday
evening, April 18th.
The Durno Emmett Co. in Royal
Hall this Thursday evening.
Services at the Congregational
church next Sunday at the usual hour.
Subject for the morning, 1.-The Good
Shepherd" Evening, Following in His
Steps," The music will be especially
fine during the month of April.
Henry johnson, Andrew Mcintosh,
E. G. Tallard, G. F. Tallard, F. B.. Carr
and FL. McInnes took the initiatory cere-
mony of the Benevolent Protective Or
der of Elks at GAINESVILLE Tuesday even
ing. They were royalty banqueted and
entertained and have only words of
praise for the good fellowship of that
order.
One fact to be remembered. That
the St. Joseph's choir will hold their
annual ball Wednesday evening, April
Oath. To this dance all have cordial
invitation, and the assurance of a royal
good time. Dance tickets seyenty-fve
cents, and supper, served by the choir, at
seventy-fve cents couple. If you are
looking for a good time, be sure and at
tend this ball.
Mr.. Peter Ellingson is sole proprie-
tor of the handsomest smile that ever
fitted over the play ground on human
face. Peter always keeps IN stock a
large number of choice selected smiles
with which to embellish his we'll round
ed face, but this week he created a new
smile which he never smole before. A
baby boy was born at his home early
Monday morning and it's this that
makes his happiness complete. The
friends of Peter and Peters wife rejoice
with them in their good fortune.
The wind flower on the hillside and
the pussy willow by the fen are putting
forth their vernal powers to see who will
be supreme; then will come the budding
rose soon to burst in June time bloom,
and next the golden sunfower to nod
beneath harvest moon; the black bird
and the robin to southern homes will go
and we'll phone the baron coal man to
send US up ton Or so the presidential
proclamation will be scattered DER the
land telling us Thanksgiving time is very
near at hand, and right here we wish to
state in language bold and plain that our
shriveled forms will soon be pinched
with wintry frosts again.
The organization of Edgerton Lodge
No. Jas, Knights of Pythias, took place
last Friday night. 1t was long houred
session and the inference is that some of
the "new liners" welcomed the mornings
dawn after a night of intricate rank
work and equestrian feats upon the
back of We famed chilly goat" At any
rate there were more sleepy-eyed young
men usurping the air of braveness about
town on Saturday than has been seen
for many day. The Grand Lodge of
Emergency was called to order by Grand
Chancellor of the state, W. S. Burns, of
Sheboygan at $50. Twenty seven mem
bers were admitted by card, most of
them being from Orion lodge which sur
rendered it's charter here few years
ago. The rank work was performed by
Concordia lodge No. 81, of Stoughton,
and nineteen new members were initial
ed to the mystical workings of the order
of the Knights of Pythias. It is said
that the installing officers robed in the
gorgeous new paraphernalia presented
most magnificent sight and their work
was perfect and complete in every detail.
About one hundred and fifty members
were present, representing eleven differ
ent lodges about the state. Supreme
Chancellor Ogden Ell. Fethers of James
vile was present and assisted in the Or
ganization. The session lasted from
half past eight in the evening until six
thirty in the morning, and shortly after
midnight luncheon was served at the
Carlton.