The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-03-06
Campfire Tuesday evening, March


10TH
Royal Hall, Friday evening of this
week, Indiana Folks.
DIR. e. L. Shepard was in Chicago
on business Tuesday
Rev. Babcock of Albion will preach
in the NJ e. church Sunday morning
Indiana Folks at Royal Hall Friday
evening. It's one of the best, go and see
it.
March was ushered in with weather
of the lion order, but soon lapsed into
more moderate lines.
Charles Birkenmeyer has been in
Chicago this week buying new spring
goods for the Department store.
Mrs. e. J. Bennett of GAINESVILLE and
Mrs. Sidney Hudson of Salem, N. Y, Wis
tied Mrs A. w. Stephens last Thursday
and Friday.
The business men are requested TO
meet at The Carlton Monday evening
next at 30 for the purpose of organic
ing business mems association.
The John Corbett residence prop
erty has been sold through E. M. Laid
to Henry Thronson for $1,000. 1t is the
intention of the purchaser, we are in
formed, to erect new modern home on
this lot the coming season.
The Royal Neighbor entertainment
was one of the most pleasant occasions
had in this city for many a day. The at
tendance was all that could be expected
and the Neighbors realized snug little
sum.
H. Gullickson, wife and daughter,
Lille, who have resided on Albion Prai-
RE for the past nine years, started Sun
day for Norway where they intend to
make their future home. They sailed
from New York March 4th.
Manager Ash gave the theater going
| public first class entertainment in the
Sill or Dagger company at Royal Hall on
Friday evening. 1t was one of the best
all round performances seen in the hall
for some time past. More of this class
of shows will certainly be favored with
an appreciative patronage.
Mr. E. A. Delamater of San Jose,
CAL is here visiting among relatives, the
Hutson family, being called here by the
serious illness of his mother. The con-
dition of Mrs. Delamater is improving
and it is the intention of the son to re-
turn with his mother to their California
home as soon as she is able to travel.
AT the Chicago horse sale last week
| G. f. Mabbett purchased the black geld
ing, "Kucie," by Kentucky Prince, and
half brother of Guy" and other we'll
known fast steppers. Mr.. Mabbett's
purchase is said to be very speedy and
without IA record, so he will probably keep
the boys guessing when the season opens
at the Driving Park this year.
The Wisconsin Western Ry., known
as the Kickapoo Valley line, has been
absorbed by the Milwaukee system and
will probably be acded to the Prairie du
Chen division. Tobacco men will be
pleased to learn that the road has fallen
into the hands of the Milwaukee line, as
some needed improvements will now
doubtless be made that will greatly facil-
itate the shipments of tobacco purchas-
ed and stored along the road.
"A rate of one and one third fare for
the round trip to Milton and return will
be given by the st. Paul road on Tues
day, March 18th, for the benefit of those
who wish to attend the League Contest
to be held there at that time. The con-
test will be held early so that those who
desire may return on the 9:39 train in
the evening. Reserved seats for the con-
test may be obtained Friday and Satur-
day from w. A. Clark, principal of the
High school.
There is nothing so big that Photo
grapher Bardeen is not willing to tackle.
Now he is at work arranging to photo
graph group of about 14OO hands work
ing in the tobacco warehouses in Edger-
ton and has fixed upon next Tuesday
noon as the time for taking the picture
at the Bank corner He has secured an
extra large camera that will make a
plate of sufficient size to show every face.
Tuesday noon if you want to be in it.
! Declamatory Contest