The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-01-31
Campfire Monday evening, Feb. 10,

Key. II. j. SymOnS was IN EogerCon
for a short stay the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. r. L. Earle of Porter is rapidly
improving under the skillful care of DR..
Cleary.
Thursday evening, Feb. 6th is the
date of the next meeting of Camp 44O,
M. w. A.
Miss Martha Linde and Miss Josie
Grinde of DeForest, are guests of Mrs.
P. M. Ellingson this week.
Archie Templeton, travelling solic-
ito for the Syracuse Plow Works, was in
Edgerton for short stay Thursday.
All who have purchased tickets for
the concert, February 9Th, can get re-
served seats at Ash's by paying 10 cents
extra.
WIN. Henderson, F. w. Coon and
0. r. Pomeroy have been drawn as jul
court.
Ladies Aid of NJ. E. church will meet
with Mrs. Ell. Ell. Dickinson next We'd
nesday, Feb. 5th. All are urged to be
present as there is lots of work.
Mrs. Heddles, Mr.. and Mrs. Stangl
Joined Mr.. Heddles at Madison in wit
Messing Sol Smith Russel's famous play,
"A Poor Relation" Monday night.
"Wednesday afternoon at the Meth
odist parsonage, Mr.. Harry Moon and
Miss Sherbie Maud LaFave were united
in matrimony. Mr.. and Mrs. Moon will
make their home in Richland Center.
In speaking of attractions at Royal
hall, Frank Ash said that the aim of the
management was to procure only first
class companies, and this being done we
certainly ought to have good patronage.
C. W. Birkenmeyer has been in Chi
cago this week buying new goods for
Babcock & Birkenmeyer's annual ami
versary sale, which commences Tuesday,
Feb. 18th. 1t will pay all to wait for
this sale.
On Wednesday evening of last week
large load of Royal Neighbors drove
out to the home of Mrs. John Maltpress
and gave her surprise. A pleasant
evening was passed and an oyster supper
was served.
A farmer who has kept close tab on
the markets is authority for the state
ment that the farmers have received this
season higher average prices for all pro-
ducts than for any year since the war of
the rebellion. Just stop and figure it
out if this is not so.
AT the concert Wednesday evening,
Feb. 9Th, duet is substituted for the
trombone solo. The piece is entitled
"Thoughts of Thee" by A. Pieper, and
will be rendered by Miss Nellie Bentley
violin, Prof. Pieper, cello, and Miss Mary
Burns, piano accompaniment.
Mr.. R. o. Hogan of GAINESVILLE, dis
trict organizer for the Federation of
Labor, addressed good sized audience
at Royal Hall, Tuesday evening, upon
the labor question, urging the formation
of branch of the federation in this city.
AS result the signature of about 80
persons were secured as nucleus for the
local organization.
About one hundred couple attended
the opening of the Schmeling block and
Academy Hall last Monday evening.
Academy Hall is unquestionably the best
accommodation for dancing parties Ed
gerton has ever had, perfectly lighted,
heated and ventilated, and those who at
tended the opening thoroughly enjoyed
themselves. Baumgartner's orchestra
and the Edgerton Cornet band furnish
ed the music. Supper was served at the
u. S. House and it was in keeping with
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Mabbett left
Tuesday morning on two months trip
through the South and to the Pacific
coast. They make their first stop at
Hammond, La, for visit to G. L..
Browns family Then on to New Orleans
during the Madri Gras, and taking the
Southern Pacific for the overland trip
stopping at Houston, Galveston and San
Antonio and again at Ell Paso, Texas, be-
fore resuming their journey to Califor-
MIA. While making Los Angeles their
headquarters, they contemplate visiting
most of the points of interest in that
state.
The seventy-sixth anniversary of Mr..
James Moulthrope's birthday occurred
last Friday. A party of about fifteen
men from this city drove down to the
Moulthrope residence Friday evening to
unite with the family in celebrating the
event. The hours of the evening were
passed in viewing the many pretty and
curious things which have been collect
ed by Mrs. Moulthrope and daughter,
Mrs. Fields, and in social card playing.