The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-01-17

many or MS OLD frlonQS mere carry III
the week.
Arthur j. Woods presents that roar
ing farce comedy, "All Mistake, at
Royal Hall, Tuesday, Jan. 21st.
W. T. Pomeroy and Fred Carrier,
connected with the Edgerton Electric
Light Co., attended the Electrical con-
vention in Milwaukee during the week.
-Thos. J. Atwood and wife and Miss
Augusta Atwood, of Albion, left Monday
for trip to California, going first to
Los Angeles where fair sized Edger-
ton colony is located.
The pastor will meet for the first
Bible study with the young peoples
class at 6 o'clock next Sunday evening
at the Congregational church. All young
people are invited to attend whether
they can join or not
Mr. and Mrs c. L. Culton went to
Chicago Monday evening where they
were joined by G. r. Bentley Wednesday
for trip through the south of few
weeks. They anticipate visit to Mem
phis, Nashville, Louisville and other
places in the blue grass region in hopes
that Mr.. Culton's health will be benefited
by change of scene and climate.
-Edgerton Chapter No. So, O. E. s.
held regular meeting Tuesday even
ing, Jan. IA, 1902, and installed the off
GERS for the ensuing year: w. M.-Car-
RE Bentley; w. PC. o. Shannon; A.
M.-Hattie Shelley; Sec'y-Martha Will
son; Treas Jane Kelley; Cond.-Maud
Clarke; Asso. Cond.- Maud Sharp;
Adah Blanche Tallard Ruth-Kate
Hopkins; Esther-Kittie Clarke; Mar
tha-Mattie Ash; Electa-Ella Heddles;
Warder--Mamie Wesendonk; Chaplain
Belle Wilson; Marshal-Rosamond
Whittet; Organist Clara Coon; Senti-
nel-Robert Attlesey.
On January ODD, 23d and oath a
farmers convention, under the auspices
of the Rock County Pomona Grange,
will be held at Milton Junction, at which
large number of subjects will be dis
cussed, and judging from the program
and the names of the speakers there
mentioned, together with the music, rec
itations, etc., that will intersperse the
proceedings, it will be three days of So
cial and educational profit. Among the
speakers of the occasion the name OF
Geo. J. Kellogg, of Lake Mills, appears,
who is to speak on the fruit exhibit of
the American Exposition and it's
lessons.
An exciting ice-boat contest was
held at Lake Koshkonong on Sunday
for a cup offered by G. F. Mckee. A
triangular course was laid out that GOV
cred a distance of about ten miles. A
stiff breeze was blowing that made it
difficult to keep control of the crafts
in rounding the turning, so that the
contest was in dispute until the end.
Roy Saunders was the winner of the cup
covering the course in 351a minutes,
u,
In second race Mckee won over Saun-
ders. The sport is likely to be continued
during the winter and is attracting
good deal of attention among the fire.
quenters of the lake., ,
THE Land of the Midnight Sum- at
the Baptist church, Friday evening, Jan.
II, at o'clock. Mr. Saervold, for some
time special staff correspondent of~the
Chicago Inter Ocean, will give lecture
on the "Land of the Midnight Sun.
The lecture will be illustrated by two
hundred and twenty-five steropticon
views. The views are sixteen feet square.
This lecture is delightful journey from
city to city, through valleys and over
mountains, with visits in government
buildings, famous churches and art gal
leries, and covers all points of interest
between Christiana and North Cape
The whole trip costs only twenty-five
cents.
The stockholders of the Edgerton
DrlVlUS L dTk ASSOCldIlOl uolu LuOOt-
ing at the Office of T. B. Earle on Satur
day evening, at which there was seventy
shares represented out of total of 1873
outstanding. Officers were elected for
the ensuing year as follows President,
! G. F. Mabbett; Vice president, Andrew
Jensen; Secretary, T. B. Earle; Treas
urer, E. G. Hopkins; Custodian of the
grounds, G. G. Biederman; Directors, J.
M. Conway, G. HI. Bliven, Chas l.. Gull
ton, S. w. Wileman, Ell. w. Child. The
directors were instructed to have the
grounds cleaned of dead trees and some
needed repairs made. A quantity of
shade trees will be planted in the spring
to replace those that have died of late
years.
Albion Academy.
The number of students in attendance