The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-02-06

| of Albert Anderson during the week
Popular prices will prevail for THE
Vendetta" -25, 35 and 80 cents. Tues
day, Feb. 10th.
BY request the pupils of Mr.. Pieper
will some time next month give an or
| chestra concert.
| Two very handsome and roomy new
| showcases have recently been put in at
Perry & Dotys store.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church will meet on Friday
afternoon of this week with Mrs. Robert
| Attlesey.
Rev. A. w. Stephens has been chos-
en- as one of the judges at the Junior
contest to be held in Milton Junction
next Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th.
Usual services at the M. E. church
next Sunday. Morning subject, "The
Secret of Seeing Cod; evening subject,
1.-THE Power of Hand Grasp"
Miss Bertha Stephens entertained
few OF her friends last Saturday evening
in honor of her guests, the Misses Edna
| Cole of Milton Junction and Elsie Cum
mings of GAINESVILLE.
The management of "The Vendetta"
company has introduced novel feature
to encourage early purchasers of seats.
One hundred tickets will be given away.
This is merely another evidence of the
atrical enterprise.
The sale of the Carnell building
does not in any way imply that Mr.. Ma
Whitney, the occupant at present, is
| going out of business. He will continue
in the meat market business near by the
old stand after his present lease expires.
Esther, the Beautiful Queen" will
be given at Royal Hall, Feb. 18th and
10Th. No time nor expense has been
| spared to make this the greatest success
of any home talent ever given in Edger-
| ton. For full particulars watch the next
issue of this paper.
ATTY Fl. S.. Sloan returned Friday
evening from few weeks trip to Flor
ida. He paid visit to the tobacco grow
ing section of that state and was greatly
| impressed with the success of the shade
| growing Industry in and about Quincy.
He brought home a very fine sample of
wrapper leaf grown on the plantation in
charge of Mr.. Geo. Underhil.
| In the list of members of Columbia
Union, as published in the Year Book,
of Washington, D. O., appears the name
of E. P. Bennett, formerly an employe
of this Office Mr.. Bennett is now hold
ing an important position in the govern
ment printing office in Washington
This Office is in receipt of the fourth
number of the Year Book with the COM
| pliments of Mr.. Bennett.
BY reference to the last council
proceedings it will be seen that "a COM
| mittee has been appointed to solicit
| boarding accommodations for help that
! is yet needed in the warehouses in this
market. People are coming to town for
work and are unable to secure lodging
and board. It is hoped that our citizens
who can possibly do so will arrange to
take few dodgers. Please report to any
member of the committee your address,
| 1.-THE Vendetta by Marie Correlli,
is play of absorbing interest. Her
works appeal to people on account of
her keen appreciation and understand
| ing of human nature. It is play that
once seen will never be forgotten. The
characters of the play are intensely hu-
man, and that of Nina, the false wife, is
! certainly a marvel of deceit, treachery
and diplomacy. She is an object lesson
for every woman, and a revelation to
many men. Royal Hall, Tuesday, Feb.
10th.
The Junior supper given Wednes-
day night at the Congregational church
was a marked success. The only COM
plant heard was that made by gentle
man who remarked that he had received
more than the worth of his money The
| Juniors greatly appreciate the assistance
given them by the ladies'. This is only
the beginning of series of entertain
ments to be given by the society, and it
is hoped that the older people of the
community will again show their appre
citation Of the work being done by these
young people.
Despite the raging blizzard which
prevailed outside, the Juvenile concert
given by the pupils of Prof. A. Pieper at
Royal Hall, Tuesday evening, was fav-
ored with large and appreciative audi
ence. The general verdict is that the
young people gave quite a remarkable
exhibition of musical proficiency that
can be arrived at only through careful,
painstaking and artistic training. The
| performance of his Young orchestra.