The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-01-30

Look out for Campfire about Feb. IL.
The Vendetta" will be one of the
chief attractions of the season.
II. E. Birmingham of Madison was
in this city for short time Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Stephens attended
party at Milton Junction Saturday even
ing.
Alfred Anderson and wife visited
with friends in Lodi few days of last
week
The 10Th Annual Firemen's ball in
Academy hall next Monday evening,
February End.
Miss Mabel South OF Chicago is
passing a few weeks at the home of
Mayor Doty AID wife,
W A. Shelley left Monday for Indl-
ana to take treatment for rheumatism at
the Mud LAVA Springs.
Rev. Parr will conduct services at
the Congregational church next Sunday
morning at the usual hour.
Sale OF decorated china and pictures,
Miss Hubbells work, at T. A. Clarke's
store Wednesday, Feb. 4th. You are in
vited to call.
Usual services at the M. E. church
next Sunday. Morning subject, "The
City of God" Evening subject, "A Rea
sonable Thing"
L. G. Whittet and Royal Parr went
to Green Bay Tuesday to attend the
state meeting of the Brickmakers' con-
vention which is in session in that city.
The Epworth Leagues of the Court
St, GAINESVILLE, Milton, Milton junction,
Stoughton and Edgerton churches will
hold a rally at the NJ. E. church in this
city March 6, and s.
Invitations are being issued for the
End annual ball of the K. P. Lodge,
which will take place in Academy hall,
Monday evening, February 18th. Smiths
orchestra of GAINESVILLE will furnish the
music.
On Tuesday e. M. Laid sold 40 acres
of r. L. Bulls farm in the town of Full
ton to Emmett Shaw for $1,000, and on
the same day 40 acres of Emmett Shaw's
farm in the town of Porter to VIM. Gar
diner for $500.
AT the Southern Wisconsin Poultry
Show held at Stoughton, Henry j. Ar
thur won 1o firsts, IL seconds and 4
thirds, sweepstake and specials on
his thoroughbred poultry. His highest
score was 81 points.
-Babcock & Birkenmeyer are now
running two delivery wagons in order
that goods may be delivered promptly to
their customers. When one wagon is
unable to deliver goods sold by single
firm it can be readily understood that
tue firm is doing thriving business.
Next Monday evening, February I'd,
is the date OF the 10th annual ball OF the
Edgerton Fire department The COM
mittees in charge have perfected ar
engagements which promise to make this
the best and most enjoyable annual"
yet held. All should arrange to attend
this ball and have a good time with the
Fire boys.
Completed plans, protiles and speci-
tications for sewerage system in Ed
gerton have been turned over to the city
by Engineer Ruger, who was employed
by the council to prepare the same. 1t
is now up to the taxpayers of Edgerton
to say just when they will be used and
the system put in. Possibly vote will
be taken on the question OF sewerage at
the coming spring election.
THE Vendetta" will be played here
at popular prices 25 IS and so cents
and special offer is made to the first
purchasers of seats. One hundred will
be given away. When one reserved seat
is purchased a complimentary ticket will
be given with it, thus giving two admis-
sions for one price. At popular prices
1.-THE Vendetta" will undoubtedly play
to the capacity of the house, and it be-
hooves those who contemplate going to
secure seats at once
The coal situation is relieved in Ed
gerton for the season. That is as far as
quantity is concerned Whittet Bros.
have received twelve cars direct from
the mines, containing twenty tons each.
That means two hundred and forty TONS
which will probably supply the needs of
this locality for the balance OF the sea-
son. The price at which the coal is SELL
ing is the only obstacle now between the
buyer and seller, and there seems no
possible way to moderate this under the
present conditions. Fourteen dollars
and fifty cents is the price.