The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-10-24


Conn Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 18th.
"A baby's dress was lost somewhere
between Royal Hall and Rev. Linnevold's
house on Friday last. Please return to
this office.
Mrs Samuel Hall and her cousin,
Mrs. Ann Wardle, of Albion Prairie, left
Thursday morning for Los Angeles, Cal,
for winters visit.
-Mesdames J. H. Owen, M. J. Clarke,
w. Fl. Gates and Phil Cole of Milton
junction, were entertained Wednesday
by Mrs A. W. Stephens at the parsonage.
The Royal Neighbors and their hus-
bands chartered bus last Friday night
and drove out to the home of Mrs. c..
Learn, where a most pleasant evening
was spent.
Regular services at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday. Subject for the evening
sermon: IAN Eastern Wedding Pres
ent." Prof Gronseth will sing "The
L dlll1 Ill GLO
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours. Sub
ject for morning, "Be Strong" evening,
"a Convenient Season."
On Monday new piano was receiv
ed at Miss Ada Berkeys studio in the
Phoenix block. 1t is very handsome
instrument and was purchased from
Grove-Barnes music agency at Madison.
VIM. Condon's home was frightened
Tuesday evening by the arrival of a baby
boy, and at the f. G. Jennings home a
little girl came to make glad the people
there. The families both reside at New
Vile.
Glenn Smith has forwarded his res
ignation as carrier of f. r. d. No. 2, and
his successor will be appointed through
civil service examination. There are
nine applicants for the position now ON
file.
Something over ninety-years ago in
Kings county, New York, the smaller
members of the Nicholson family were
nightly rocked to sleep in large, old
fashioned rocking chair. In being hand
ed down to the different generations it
has at last come into possession of DR..
A. P. Nicholson, be having secured it
from relative in GAINESVILLE last week.
AS an heirloom it is priced very highly,
and the doctor still has use for it as he
sings lullabys to little Miss Nicholson.
The Madison Journal referred to the
Fisk, Jubilee Singers in the following
terms: "Of all music made by mortals
none exceeds the wierd, sweet, heavenly
strains of this group of educated, mod
est and refined men and women. When
they were heard in Madison last winter
not few judges of music admitted that
| they never heard from white or black,
on opera stage or in the popular concert
hall, such sole-appealing harmonies as
emenate from these young people. Thew
are the genuine Fisk Jubilee Singers
They have sung together for many years
and are in high state of training. No
one should miss them this time"
In appearance w. FL. Clarke does
not seem to possess the entire set OF
qualifications requisite to the makeup
of an expert angler. And yet when it
comes to casting the hook where it will
be accessible to the bite of a large and
gamy fish, Mr.. w. Ell. Clarke will not be
found sitting on the back row of seats
Up at Kegonsa last week he succeeded
in landing nine pound pickerel, and
the day was not propitious to catching
large fish either. The younger boys
who went along to show Mr.. William
Henry Clarke few tricks about fish
ing, felt like thirty cents when compar.
ing their catch with his.
For November Sd, Manager Ash has
booked for Royal Hall show that is
quite out of the ordinary and probably
stronger than what usually play in this
city. 1t is the Foxy Boy Company,
and is composed of eight gentlemen and
seven ladies. The attraction is music
al comedy and an uproariously Jimmy
one with numerous unique and side
! splitting situations. The play is similar
! to Frank Daniels famous hit, Little
Puck" and fairly bubbles over with
good nature. The father in the play
wishes to be the son and vice versa, and
the almost lightning change is made be-
fore the audience. The character of the
dude changes to a little boy, and a
mechanical effect is produced changing
an old woman to baby in arms. The
transformation causes much speculation
as to how the effect is brought about
This show is guaranteed to be first-class
in every respect and those wishing to
see something good should attend.