The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-11-08

Irony HaumorSOn passed Ounudy
with his parents in Ft. Atkinson.
&C. w. Birkenmeyer is in Chicago
buying goods for the holiday trade.
The November term of the circuit
court will commence Monday the 18th.
After December 1st DR.. A. P. Mich
olson will have a six-room cottage for
rent.
Rev. Babcock of Albion will occupy
the pulpit of the Fulton church next
Sunday.
-Orson Thompson and wife were
down from Cambridge to pass Sunday
with relatives in this city.
j. FL. Arthur of Cleveland, Ohio,
was in town for a short visit with rela
tives the latter part of the week.
The rummage sale held by the la
dies of the Congregational church was
literally patronized netting the society
nearly sixty dollars.
Mrs. M. A. Bowen and Mrs. Hullet
Hutson will entertain the ladies society
of the Norwegian church in the church
parlors Thursday, November 18th.
Harold Culton, who some four weeks
ago suffered an attack of scarlet fever,
is still seriously i'll, but his condition at
this writing Thursday is somewhat
more assuring than for the past few
days.
The Good Templars will hold bas-
ket sociable in the basement of the Bap-
fist church Friday evening, November
9Th. That the Good Templar sociables
have always been very entertaining, none
can dispute and for this reason a large
patronage should be accorded them. All
have an invitation to this one and you
will receive hearty welcome if you go.
There isn't any room for doubt that
the coming winter will be lawful cold.'
The prophets all say so and the man who
disputes them is up against the real
thing. Moss has been found growing
thick on the trees, frogs standing on
their heads, sunfowers pointed toward
the north pole, grape vines running down
the pole instead of up, and there are a
thousand other signs to show that we
will have winter.
Last Saturday football team, or
gained about town, played the Lake
Mills High school team. The Edgerton
team, from lack of practice, was unable
to break the good interference of the
other team and could form no effective
interference of their own. Lake Mills
won by score of II to O. The pretty
end runs of the visiting team showed
that they had played the game before.
II. A. Perry, Mrs. G. e. Hopkins and
Roy Hopkins returned Saturday evening
from Ell Paso, Texas. Mr.. Perry says
that the climate of Texas has worked
wonders for the Wisconsin people who
have been in the south for their health.
His son, Oscar, is now practically free
from the lung trouble and weighs one
hundred and sixty pounds. Madge White
has received great benefit, and the rosy
cheeks bear testimony of what the south
is doing for her.
The Musical Literary club will meet
Friday evening, Nov. 8, with Mrs. An
drew Mcintosh. Program for the even
ing:
Piano solo,. In Vienna .......... Scott
Miss Madge Wilson.
Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh.
Paper. .Hawley. .................
Miss JeSSup.
Solo. Entreaty Wilson j. Smith
Serenade 80. e. .Asleep-Awake . Vanderpoel
Piano solo. .Tarantella ....... .LudOvin
Miss Martha Wilson. ~ 40
Paper. ........... Chadwick ................
Miss Inger HOen.
Solo. ......... My Little Love. ...... Hawley
Mrs. Sharp.
Complaints are numerous against
the boy and the "sling shot" The
amount of damage which he is doing
with the stone-t throwing continuance is
hard to estimate, but it is sufficiently
large to warrant the proper authorities
in taking up his case and bring him to
justice and to an understanding that the
sling-shot business must be stopped. In
the past week one warehouse man paid
over twelve dollars to have window panes
replaced that the boy and his sling shot
had broken. This is brand of lawless-
ness which ought not to be tolerated.
The next number of the Lecture
Course will be filled by that distinguish
ed journalist and traveller, H. Darwin
McIlrath, DR.. McIlrath and the Little
Woman" will take the audience on pic
torial tour through dark and supersti-
tious Asia, which will not only be thrill
ing and instructive, but fascinating be-
cause of the personality of Mr.. McIlrarh
in presenting this Orintal narrative OF
tragedy, pathos and poetry. The illus
trations alone will be worth more than
the price of admission. Those who do
not hold season tickets should secure
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