The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-01-24

-Alvah Geary, who is attending the
n. w. Business college at Madison, Wis
tied over Sunday at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Biederman en-
tertained company of friends at their
home near town on Friday evening last.
The Musical Literary club will be
postponed until Friday, Jan. 81. Pro-
gram and place of meeting will appear
later.
j. r. Heistand of Blooming Grove
died suddenly Wednesday evening. Mr..
Heistand was father-in-l law of Mr.. M.
Pelton.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Tallard, ST., con-
Guided their visit to their sons in Edger-
ton and left for their Connecticut home
on Tuesday.
Remember the Seymour lecture on
cleopatra at Royal Hall, Friday eve,
Jan. a. Prices, rs and 35c. Reserved
seats at Ash's.
-Thos. Porter and wife and George
Davy arrived home Tuesday evening
from a several weeks visit to their old
home in England.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give Colonial supper in the
church parlors, Feb. 22d. Further de-
tails will be given later.
The section hands make their ap-
pearance on hand car and MARBLE dull
Get strains in "Side Tracked" At Royal
Hall, Thursday evening, Jan. Both.
Owing to arrangements not having
been perfected when the posters were
printed, the Edgerton Concert band will
not assist in furnishing music for the
opening of the Schmeling block.
John Evans, manager of the Slough
Jon Lumber Associations yard, was in
town Wednesday and reports his COM
pany as having very satisfactory year S
business.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet January
10Th with Mrs. E. G. Hopkins A large
attendance is desired. Bring your thin
BILE, there is plenty of work for all.
R D. Hogan, who is an organizer
for the American Federation of Labor,
will speak to the workingmen of this
city at Royal Hall on Tuesday night,
Jan. 28th, at o'clock. All are invited,
clerks in the stores, tradesmen and all
workingmen.
GALL Mistake" at Royal hall last
Tuesday evening drew fair sized house.
Mr. Woods and his company are favor
ties with Edgerton theatre goers, and
the production on Tuesday evening sus-
tanned the reputation of these enter
tainers.
The pass word is ''Side Tracked"
shy gosh" You will have to belong to
the same lodge in order to have the
pleasure of visiting the funniest perform
ance now catering for public approval.
You will see mechanical features, seen
cry par excellence, the little German
Band" the Section Hand Quartette,"
dancing of all kinds, and comedyswith
a national reputation. Remember you
can't beat "Side Tracked" it's world
beaten At Royal Hall, Thursday even
ing, Jan. 30th.
Prof. Pieper reports that everything
is coming along nicely with his young
orchestra which makes it's first public
appearance in concert to be given at
Royal Hall on Feb. 9Th. The young peo-
pie are attending strictly to practice and
a delightful entertainment is promised.
Prof. Pieper is studying solo with Gus
tav Stricken and August Maves, two
trombones. that is difficult production.
These boys will give a trombone duet
written by Wagner as an extra to the
program. The young orchestra will give
a concert on the 9Th that will be we'll
worth the attention of musicians. Don't
miss it.
The opening of the Schmeling block
and Academy hall will take place Mon
day evening, Jan. 9th. Music for the
occasion will be furnished by Baum
gartners full orchestra of Stoughton
and the Edgerton Cornet Band. Tick
cts to the dance are placed at one dollar
and supper served at the U. S. House al
seventy-fve cents. All are invited. And
this is an opportune time to remark that
all should go. Henry Schmeling has
erected one of the finest business blocks
in the city, the upper floor of which. is
called Academy hall, and the "Grand
Opening" next Monday evening should
be literally patronized.
An adjourned annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Tobacco Exchange
Bank was held on Tuesday evening at
which the owners Of the new stock issued