The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-02-14
Miss Sena Hanson of Manitowoc i:

Mrs. Will Bardeen on Sunday last.
A boy baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Rusch Wednesday morning.
Mrs. j. A. johnson went to Chicago
Tuesday morning for few days stay.
The Kvindeforening will meet with
Mrs. E. J. Hartzheim on Thursday after
noon, Feb. Goth.
Mr.. J. G. Carr of Milton Junction is
stopping with his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Campbell, this week
-Lenten services will be held at st.
Johns Lutheran church every Wednes-
day evening during Lent.
-Sleighs are about as commonly used
as wheels this week, though there is
scarcely enough snow to make sleighing
good.
Charles Winter Wood, the celebrat-
ed impersonator, humorist. orator and
scholar, will be at Royal Hall, Monday
evening, February 18th.
On Monday City Treasurer Fl.
Ell Dickinson took the balance of Ed
gerton's state taxes to the county seat.
County Treasurer Miles Rice received
$2277 So from Mr.. Dickinson on that day.
Mrs. l.. K. Jessup, accompanied
by DR.. w. G.. McManus, went to
Chicago Wednesday morning for the
purpose of placing Mrs. Jessup in hos
pital to submit to an operation for a
tumor.
The Anniversary Sale" at Babcock
& Blrkenmeyer's has been success thus
far. On the opening day the big store
was crowded from early morning until
late at night and hundreds of dollars
worth of goods were sold. The Anniver-
sary Sale of this store is standard feat
ure of their business.
Miss Pearne Peake, soloist, and Miss
Ethel Morris, accompanist, are with
Charles Winter Wood this season They
will be at Royal Hall, Monday evening,
February 18th. This attraction is we'll
recommended by the press, and Edger-
ton people will be the gamers il they
attend it.
"A defective chimney was the cause
of small blaze that originated on the
roof of Frank Kellogg's house Sunday.
But it's timely discovery and prompt &C
ton on the part of Mr.. Kellogg prevent
ed it's spread. The garden hose coupled
onto the hydrant furnished the water
supply needed to effectually subdue the
flames. It was close call from more
serious fire.
"A judgment of cents was rendered
in the municipal court at GAINESVILLE on
Friday against G. G. Biederman of this
city in favor of George Gessert. Suit was
brought against Biederman for labor,
and an offset allowed the defendant
came within cents of balancing &C
counts. But the judgment was large
enough to carry the costs of the action
with it.
ington some time ago to accept a posi-
ton in the government printing Office,
writes friends here that he has been suf-
fering with an attack of pneumonia, for
a few weeks, but is at present on the
road to recovery. Mr.. BENEFITS posi-
ton is good paying one and he is salts
fed with Uncle Sam as an employer.
Mrs Bennett, who is in Mineral Point,
will join her husband in the early spring.
The K. P. party held at Academy
Hall Tuesday evening proved by all odds
the most enjoyable social function that
has taken place in our city during the
season. There was an attendance of
over sixty couples SO that it can be meas
ured as success in every point of view.
AS usual Smiths orchestra discoursed
fine music. and the appointments at the
hall we're all that could be desired. More
than l3O people were served an excellent
supper at The Carlton, prepared under
the direction of Mrs. Louise Bowerman
as cateress. Among the out of town
people present were Mr. and Mrs. R. r.
Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mcintosh,
Mrs Hatch, Miss Bostwick, Miss Anna
Olson, Miss Ethel Holloway, Messrs. N.
S. Pond, E. A. Kermerer, Robt Bost-
wick, E. G. Bailey, and Louis Levy, of
GAINESVILLE; Miss Mayme Gunderson, Miss
Anna Omsberg, Miss Sena Erdahl Mr..
Melvin Halvorson and Mr.. Moe, Slough
ton; Miss Lillian Haumerson, E. J. Haul
merson and VIM. Westerfeld, of Fort
Atkinson; Miss Sena Hanson of Mani
towoc and Z. T. Carr, of Beloit.
There was very pleasant gathering
at the Congregational church parsonage
Wednesday evening. The intermediate
Endeavors gave a reception to the Jun
iors. No single one of them seemed to
be absent They filled the reception