The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-12-11

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Rev. B. T. White of Sun Prairie, will
occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church next Sunday. Rev. Stephens
goes to Sun Prairie and will occupy Rev.
Whites pulpit.
Mrs. Jens Lund was called to Chi
cago again early in the week on receipt
of the information that her daughter,
Miss Lizzie, has suffeaed relapse from
recent illness.
AT the election OF officers of Il. S.
Swift Post, G. A. r., the following we're
chosen: Com, Alvin Alder; S. ", Milo
Collins; j. ", D. Harrington; Q. NJ, T.
L. Stillman; o. of D., Alex Campbell;
O. of G., A. LaFave.
Prof. D. G. Ristad will conduct ser
vices at the Norwegian Lutheran church
next Sunday. Rev. Linnevold will go to
Hayfield, Mimi, to preach at the dedica-
ton of church. The service in the
Emery schoolhouse will be postponed
till the following Sunday, Dec. Goth.
E. c. Hopkins was in the western
portion of the state during the week
closing up deal in which he traded his
hotel property at Fennimore for l6Oa
farm located five miles from Lancaster.
In the exchange he comes into possession
of one of the finest farms in Grant Co.
1.-The Uncle ST Haskins Company
opened the season at Royal Hall last
Monday evening to very good house.
Aside from couple of specially acts it
would puzzle most people to explain
what reason there was for the company
to remain long on the road. The COM
edy portion of the entertainment was
certainly something fierce.
Among the seasons theatrical offer
ings is w. T. Spaeth's production OF the
new musical comedy, "a Run For Her
Money" It's presentation at Royal Hall
next Friday evening, Dec. 18th, will at
tract a representative audience, for ev-
erybody has heard of it's success in the
large cities.
The funeral of Harry Springer,
whose sudden death was noted in our
last ISSUE was held at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Chas. Sutton, Saturday after
noon, conducted by Rev. A. W.. Steph-
ems. A brother, Bert Springer of Chi
cago and sister, Mrs. Henry of Michi-
gan City Ind, were here to attend the
funeral.
Officers elected by Camp 44O M. w.
A. for the ensuing year are as follows:
V. c., L. J. Merrill; W. A., T. A. War
rem Banker, G.. Smith; Escort, L. Fes-
sender; Clerk, Ell. B. Knapp; Sentry, J.
T. Maltpress; Waterman, F. Heller;
Camp Physicians, Dr.. Cleary and DR..
Shepard; Manager for 3 years, Edward
Haugen.
Officers elected for Edgerton Chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, for ensuing
year are: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Martha
Ash; Worthy Patron, D. I. Wilson; AS
sociate Matron, Mrs Maud Clarke; Con-
ductress, Mrs. Ethel Marsden; Associ-
ate Conductress, Mrs Maud Sharp;
Secretary, Mrs. Martha Wilson; Treas
urer, Mrs. Jane Kelley.
When Encouragement of the rural
routes of the county 60 into effect on the
18th inst. the post Office at Fulton will
be discontinued by order of the depart
ment. This is one Of the early postoffices
of the county, having been in existence
for more than half a century. 1t will
take some time for the old settlers to get
accustomed to saying their postofice
address is Edgerton, but the world do
change.
In "A Run For Her Money" Charles
Horwltz, one of the most adroit and pro-
life of American playwrights, has given
a new turn to the kaleidoscope and re-
vealed droll phases of city life and fresh
types of eccentric character. Mr.. Spaeth
has mounted Mr.. Horwitz's play in a
pretentious manner both as regards
scenery and costumes, and has secured
the best available talent for it's presenta-
ton. Royal Hall, Dec. 18th.
The Musical Literary Club will meet
Friday evening December II with Mrs
G. F. Tallard The Club has decided to
study series Of operas this winter and
the first one, Euridice, will be taken up
Friday evening. The parts will be rem
dered by the following members: Mrs
Sharpe. Mr. Taylor, Miss Berkey, Mrs.
Tallard, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs
Mcintosh and Mr.. Lyon
The opening number of the Lecture
Course Friday evening was we'll attend
ed and the audience an appreciative one
but DR.. John was somewhat disappoint-
ing. While the composition of his lect-
ure contained much brilliant thought
his style of delivery was cratic and his
listeners found but little food for after
thought. 1t is barely possible we ex-