The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-12-04

Go and see Uncle 81 Ha5Klng at
Royal Hall, Monday, Dec. 7th.
Election of officers of Camp 440 NJ.
w. A. this Thursday evening.
Miss Christie Bowen is visiting with
relatives in Rockford and Chicago.
Five attractions have been booked
for Royal Hall within the next six
weeks.
Geo. Bull came down from Sun
Prairie TO pass Sunday at the home of
Thos. Warren.
Mrs. James Curtin of Minneapolis,
is visiting for few days with her cous-
in, Mrs E. M. Hubbell.
John Barlow, wife and daughter of
Dayton, passed 1.-The latter part OF the
week with friends in this city.
Mrs. L. 81. Keller of Milwaukee Wis
tied Mrs. Mccoy at the home OF E., A.
Burdick few days this week.
The First National Bank has, taken
advertising space with The Reporter.
Their ad can be found on the first page.
DIR. Stillman and wife departed on
Tuesday Tor their winter home at Day
tona, Florida, expecting to remain away
until next May.
-Chas. Hitchcock, Hahn Bros, John
Spencer & Daughter and Will Bardeen
have taken advertising space in this
paper for few weeks Look up their
ads and be benefited.
Election Of officers of FL. S. Swift
Post, G.. A. r., for the ensuing year will
take place at the Post hall, Tuesday
evening, Dec 9th All members of the
Post are requested to be present.
Mr. George Henderson of California,
was calling upon old time friends here
early in the week. More than 80 years
ago his family owned the Shannon prop
erty near town, but he finds but few of
the old settlers remaining that lived in
Edgerton in those days.
E. M. Laid has recently engineered
several trades in real estate, including
two lots on Albion street by T: B. Earle
to Henry Wesendonk, house and lot
on Main street by Jens Lund to N. A.
Nelson of Cambridge at S14OO and the
4Oa farm OF the late Thos. Brown in AL
bion, purchased by himself at 1925.
The school in District No. 6, Albion,
closed a very successful term of school
last Friday with Claude Stout as teacher.
Thanksgiving exercises were held We'd
nesday afternoon consisting of recita-
tions, dialogues, vocal and Instrumental
music. The school house was decorated
very prettily in true Thanksgiving
fashion. r.x
The Edgerton Cornet band will give
another of their social dances in Acade-
my hall on Saturday evening, December
5th. If you wish to pass a pleasant
evening in dancing, go and pass the
hours from to II with them. The
band furnishes the music and these
dances are proving very popular. Tick
Gus only w Genus
w. S. Heddles returned Sunday
evening from two weeks trip through
the lumber districts of Alabama and
Mississippi. He reports that the cotton
crop which is now nearly marketed
throughout the south is bringing 1Oc Or
better to the planters, which is higher
prices than they have received since the
war thirty years ago.
Theatre goers of this city have good
reason to look forward to the coming
engagement of Charles Horwitz's hilar-
ious comedy, ga Run for Her Money
with great deal of pleasure. This farce
has achieved one of the greatest sue
cesses of the year among musical come
dies and its engagement at Royal Hall
Dec. IL is attracting marked degree OF
attention. AS the Widow Donovan
Jennie Calef without question the
greatest delineator of Irish biddies) has
a part to her liking; and not to see her
in it is too miss one of the artistic theat-
rical treats of the season.
"A timer employed by GAINESVILLE
firm having the contract for the cornice
work on the new school building, took a
headlong plunge off the roof of the
building Wednesday evening and fortu-
nately escaped with but few bruises
While at work on the gutter and lean
ing over the edge of the roof he lost his
balance and slid over the caves, turning
a somersault in his descent, landing up
on his back. The fall was fully twenty
five feet and the grading of sand about
the building was the only thing that
saved him from serious injury or
possibly instant death. The sand was
dry and loose and though he was some
what bruised he was able to continue his
work in day or so, congratulating him