The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-02

-Chas. b. Tallard is spending few
days in Chicago this week.
Prof. and Mrs. Rosa were over Sun
day visitors with friends in this city.
Mr.. Jacob johnson is building an
addition to his residence on Henry street
Roger Perry gave birthday party
to his young friends Wednesday after
noon.
Assessor w. Fl. Clarke starts out
next week to list the property subject to
taxation in this city.
Miss Isabelle Mcintosh left for Bay
field Tuesday evening where she has &C
copied a position in the public schools.
Joe Maltpress has purchased the
interest of his partner, L. N. Larson, in
the hardware business on Swift street.
The Young Ladies society of the
Norwegian church will meet with Mrs.
O. G. Hanson next Wednesday evening,
May 7th.
ed home from Florida where they have
been for some time, the latter part of the
week.
Watch for further notices of an
Apron Sale and supper to be given by
the Young Ladies society of the Norwe-
gian church.
w. S. Heddles returned home from
his Pacific coast trip Friday. He visited
the principal lumber districts of the far
west during his absence.
Mrs. L. K. Jessup was taken to
hospital in Chicago Friday accompanied
by DR.. w. G. McManus. where in a few
days she will submit to a surgical oper-
alton again.
Ward Wentworth went to Chicago
Saturday to have an expert examination
of the injury to his knee by an X-ray
machine, which has laid him up for some
time past.
Alfred Henderson will shortly re-
sign his position as foreman in Wilson
Bros printing Office and go on the road
selling Monarch goods. The territory
assigned to him is in the northern part
of Illinois.
Miss Bertha Shoemaker is rapidly
recovering in the Knowlton hospital in
Milwaukee, where she was taken by DR..
Martin and operated upon for floating
kidney nearly two weeks ago. She hopes
to be- able to return home shortly.
Bear in mind the date of G.. W. Best
concert company entertainment. It will
be under the auspices of the senior class
of the high school, at Royal Hall, Friday
evening, May 9th. 1t is high class en-
tertainment and should be literally pat
ronized.
The pupils under the instruction of
Miss Gertrude Peterson gave delight
full musical program at the home of j.
A. Thompson Friday evening. The
house was crowded with parents and
friends of the students and passed a very
entertaining evening.
The 84th birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Thomas Warren was the occasion
of gathering Of several friends at her
home last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem are counted among the oldest people
in the city and in the years of their resi-
dence here have had the respect and
esteem of all.
"A delegation of seventeen members
of the Royal Neighbor lodge of this city
went to Stoughton Monday evening as
guests of Arbor Vitae lodge. They were
royalty entertained by the Stoughton
members and had the pleasure of wit
Messing the degree work which was Civ
en- to six candidates.
The first number of the "Cannerv
Prod ucer," a monthly publication de-
voted to the interests of canning factor
les and patrons of canning Industries,
has been received at this office. The
periodical is twenty-four page maya
zine form and it's columns are brim full
of varied and interesting matter pertain
ing to the canning industry. It is issued
by the Cannery Producer Publishing
company of Waterloo, Wis, and the sub
scription price is but one dollar year.
considering the season of the year,
a very large audience was at Royal Hall
Tuesday evening to see the performance
of Richards & Pringle's Georgia Min
strels. And of the large number who
were there all seemed perfectly satisfied
that the show was good one in every
respect In fact it was one of the best
minstrel performances ever given in Ed
gerton. The acrobatic and musical
specialties were features deserving of
special mention. Manager Ash is max
ing an effort toward securing first-class
entertainments and a good house like