The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-12-26
The Reporter wishes all merry

Christmas and happy New Year.
Fred Smith will spend Christmas
with his parents at Juneau.
Miss Alice Lindley has gone to
Reedsburg to pass the holidays with
relatives.
Roy Nicholson came out from Mil
waukee Sunday and will remain until
the new year.
ga Bunch of Keys" will be at Royal
Hall Thursday evening, January 9Th.
The best what is.
Mrs Fl. Fl. Robinson is quite i'll at
the home of her son near Milton, whom
she went to visit last week.
After spending five weeks with
friends ill Lodi Miss Mary Watson re-
turned home Monday.
1t is expected that Rev. Parr will
supply the pulpit at the Congregational
church next Sunday.
DR. Chas. Villas of Madison was q
guest of his niece, Mrs. George Gary, in
this city few>days this week,
Christmas tree and program at the
Methodist church this "wednesday
evening. Happy time for old andyoung.
Ex-senator James F. Ware came
out from Milwaukee to pass the Christ
mass holiday with his family in this
city.
-Atkin Warren, who sustained q
fractured shoulder short time ago, is
recovering as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.
The brick walls of the American
Cigar Co. $ big sorting room are going
up as fast as the weather conditions will
permit.
Miss Georgia Bowen, who is teach
ing school in Chicago, came up Tuesday
evening to pass the holidays with her
parents here.
Beginning January 9th the K. P.
lodge will meet Tuesday instead of Fri
day evenings. All members please make
note of this.
Miss Lydia Jensen is home from
Redwing, Minnesota. where she is at
tending school. She will not return
until after the holidays.
Miss Grace Brown, who is attending
st. Marys Academy at Prairie du Chen,
returned home Saturday to pass the
holidays with her parents and friends in
this city.
Usual services at the M. e. church
next Sunday. Morning subject, DE
generation; evening subject, can Old
Testament Ship Builder" Everybody
welcome.
Carlton Mccarthy, who is attending
Sacred Heart college at Waterton, Wis,
returned home Saturday to pass the
holiday vacation with his mother Mrs.
Gertrude Mccarthy.
For Christmas souvenirs, Frank
Ash is distributing to his customers some
very handsome mounted aristo platino
prints. When framed they will be an
ornament to the homes where hung.
"A number OF very handsome calen-
dars are being distributed nowadays by
leading business firms OF this city. Those
OF P. M. Ellingson, Whittet Bros, He'd
dies Lumber Co. and F. Peters & Son
are quite artistic.
Atty FL. S. Sloan left this week to
accompany his mother on trip to
Florida, where she has property inter
ests on the Indian river. Mr.. Sloan will
spend some time in various parts of the
state before his return.
The editors household is in receipt
of Christmas present of two boxes OF
Florida oranges, sent by Mrs. j. H.
johnson from her grove at Crmand. 1t
is needless to say that they are the gen
uine article and delicious fruit.
The next number of the Fulton lee
ture course, which is becoming popu-
lar means of entertainment, will be given
by DR.. Frederick Hopkins on Friday
evening, Jan. End. His subject, "The
Golden Fleece" has attracted much fav-
OrdUl0 comment
Albert Bartz escaped from the asy-
lum at Mendoza on Friday and returned
to his home in this city. An officer
from the asylum came down Saturday
and Bartz was taken back on the even
ing train. His condition does not seem
toimprove as fast as friends hoped for
A watch night service will be held
in the M. E. church next Wednesday
night. Program: Services, p. M; Bible
reading, 10 p. M; lunch--coffee and
doughnuts, 10:45 to 11:3O p. M; prayer
and conservation, 11:30 to - m; ringing
OF the bell. Everybody invited. Every
thing free.