The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-01-16
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Curran

Mrs. Conn is up from Albany for a
few days visit with her son, J. w. Conn,
and family.
Mrs. M. j. McDonough has been en-
PERTAINING her sister, Miss Marie Lyon.
of GAINESVILLE.
Friday evening, February 9th, is the
date set for the mask ball to be given by
the Edgerton branch of the American
Federation of Labor.
"A new student came to the home of
Prof Clark Friday and the young man
will be boss of the household until he
arrives at the age of discipline.
Ladies of the Congregational church
will give another of their good suppers
next Wednesday evening. Everyone
welcome. Supper served from $50 until
all are served.
Boarding places are wanted for
large number of warehouse help yet. All
who can conveniently do SO should ar
range to care for portion of the out of
town people who come here to work in
tobacco.
About thirty couple were present at
the X. p. party last Friday evening and
most enjoyable evening was passed.
The next of the series Of these dances
will be held in Academy hall, Friday
evening, Jan. 23d.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Gary will
give supper at their home in this city
Friday evening, mplimentary to Miss
Eleanor Bardeen and Mr.. Maurice l.
Johnson, whose marriage is announced
to take place Jan. 9th The young lady
guests are members of small club of
which the hostess and her guest of hon.
or were members. The invited guests
ara all Madison friends.
-Edgerton Chapter No. 63 o. E. S.
held regular meeting Tuesday evening,
Jan. ID, 1903, at which time the follow
ing officers were installed:
Worthy Misunderstanding Ash; Worthy Patron
ID. 1. wilson, Asso Matron-Maud Clarke;
Secretary Martha Wilson; Treasurer-Jane
Kelly; Conductress- Ethel Marsden; Asso
Rea
Adah-Carrie Bentley; Ruth-Mamie Wesen
donk Esther-Blanch Tallard; Martha-Kate
Hopkins; Electa - Ella Heddles: Warden
Mary Attlesey; Sentinel - Robert Attlesey
Organist-Clara Coon.
AT the joint installation of HI. S.
Swift Post and w. R. G. last Monday
evening the following officers were in
stalled into Office, Comrade j. E. Croft
of GAINESVILLE being the installing officer:
Conf. c. O'Connor; S. V. C.-M. c. Collins
Serg-R. Call; Chap.9C. S. Thomas; O. NJ
T. l.. Stillman: o. D.--A. B. Campbell; o. c.
?. Mooney; S. MI. K, White; G, M S.-P.
Quigley.
After installation services were over
the ladies of the w. r. G. served coffee,
cake, sandwiches. apples, ETC., to all
present and everyone seemed to enjoy
themselves.
The Rev. Leonard e. Parr, pastor of
the P. NJ church at Albion Prairie, who
supplied the pulpit of the Congrega-
tional church here for few Sunday
LuoA udo ACCCINOo q CoII AIOu tuO
church to become it's pastor. Mr.. Parr
did not come before the church as can
didate for the pulpit, only as supply,
and this call which he has accepted is
the outgrowth of mutual liking be-
tween Mr.. Parr and the people. He will
begin his work in Edgerton sometime in
May.
NO one has travelled more extensive
ly in the west nor had better opportuni-
ties to obtain interesting and striking
views of its wonderful scenery than Prof.
J. M. Turner, lecturer and manager of
the Wisconsin Outing Club. AS lee
turer, he is said by those who have
heard both, to equal Burton Holmes,
while his views, for size and excel
, lence, even surpass those of that ia
nous traveller and lecturer. The subject
Of Prof. Turner's lecture will be "Em-
pire of the West" His entertainment
will interest, instruct and please all. At
Royal Hall, Jan. %, 1908. under the aus
pices of the high school. Prices, Is, 25
and 35 cents.