The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07

THURSDAY.
Mrs. N. Libby and son, Claude Kee-
gan, attended the funeral of Mr.. n.
Keegan here Monday.
L. G.. Whittet and wife and G. Fl.
Dickinson returned Monday evening
from their trip to the south.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Oscar Crandall next Wednesday after
noon.
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours. All are
welcome.
On Wednesday evening at the home
of Ernest Gese occurred the marriage of
VIM. Kluender and Elizabeth Zahn, Rev.
Chas. Spillman officiating.
The Ladies of the Congregational
church are busily engaged making full
line of fancy and useful aprons and will
hold an apron sale in the near future.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregatioral church will meet with Mrs.
James Mcintosh Wednesday afternoon,
March 10th. A full attendance is re-
quested.
w. Ell. Butler and wife, who went to
Oregon few months ago, returned to
Edgerton on Wednesday. Mr.. Butler
saws that Wisconsin is a good enough
state to live in.
The piano voting contest closed last
Friday. The High School came out
victorious, having received 81 ,248 votes.
The piano was delivered at the school
building Thursday morning.
Regular services at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday. Subject for the morning.
"The Conservative Power of the SOUL
evening subject, "Christ Human, Yet
Divine" The pastor will preach.
Mayor George w. Doty left We'd
nesday forenoon for Los Angeles, Cal,
to join his family who have been passing
the winter there. Mr.. Doty and family
will return to Edgerton sometime about
the first of May.
Miss Alice Stevens of Evansville
will have charge of the drug department
at Perry & Doty's during Mr.. Doty's alb
sence in California. Miss Stevens is a
registered pharmacist and has had large
experience in the drug business. She
was recently employed in one of the
leading drug houses in Beloit.
-Edgerton people are to be treated
to series of very fine enter
tainments at the M. e. church March II,
Is, 10 and TO- consisting of the Basel
Motion Pictures and Picture songs
Edison machines under expert manipu-
lation. Lots of fun and an entire change
of program each night. Prices, children
4 to IA years, 10 cents; adults, 20 cents.
In sending his annual remittance to
The Reporter, Martin L. Hollo, a former
Albion Prairie farmer, writing from
Springfield, Oregon, says: 1--WE had very
good crops last season and a fine winter.
The coolest it has been is q and the
spring weather is already on. We like
the country very much.
E. j. Anderson, formerly with the
keystone View Co. of St. Louis, has pur-
chased an interest in the Bardeen studio
,,J ,,,1or +bo ,,roo IF U;l,;,r yT;ou, 10
will manufacture ''stereo' views in con-
nection with the already large portrait
business. Mr.. Bardeen will conduct the
manufacturing of views while Mr.. An
derson will go on the road as agent Mr..
| Anderson has recently returned from
Norway and Sweden with over 300 first
class views which will be placed on the
market about April LIST.
In another column Mr.. w. A. Shell
ley announces that he will retire from
! the clothing business Mr.. Shelley has
been in business in this city for the past
| eighteen years, and is today carrying a
larger stock of mems clothing, furnish
ings and shoes than any store in the
state of Wisconsin outside of two or
three of the larger cities. And it may
be said of his store that it never in all
these years contained anything but the
highest quality of goods. He has always
been successful in business and fully
appreciates the patronage accorded him
in the past, but on account of failing
health he states positively that he will
! retire from active business life.
The evangelistic services that were
being held in the M. E.. church for the
past two weeks, under the direction OF
A. w. Miller of Chicago, closed last Sun.
| day evening. Mr.. Miller is very earn
/ est, faithful worker, a good speaker, and
a splendid bible scholar. He is man
that does not believe in making any
compromise with wrong and preached
some very plain, pointed sermons which
| cannot helm but brino fruit in the fu.