The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-01-08


Sullivan passed Sunday at the home OF
c.. F. Downey in Dunkirk.
-"Life in New York. fve-act play.
will be presented at Royal Hall this
Thursday evening. Prices, 10, 20 and
30 cents.
After the evening services at the
Congregational church next Sunday
there will be an important meet
ing of the Mems Club. All members are
requested to be present.
AT joint meeting of 81. S. Swift
Post, No. 1877 and b. S. Swift Corps, No.
12O, the following Corps were duly in
stalled, Mrs. Carrie Stillman acting as
installing officer: President, Jane Kelly;
Sen. Vice, Mamie Wesendonk; Jun. Vice.
Caddie White; Treas, Carrie W. Still
man; Chaplain, Eliza Dickinson; Cond.,
Fannie Sutton; Asst. Cond., Eliza Tall;
Guard, Martha Dickinson; Asst. Guard,
Hattie Crandall; Patriotic Instructor,
Emma Stevens; Musician, Laura Hol-
ton; 1st Color Bearer, Christie Bowen;
I'd G. B., Mary Watson; Sd c. B., Alice
Campbell; 4th G. B., Lizzie Williams;
Sec., Emogene Phillips.
Officers elected for the ensuing year
by the Edgerton Volunteer Fire Depart
ment at meeting held Monday evening,
Jan. 4th, were as follows: Pres, L. J.
Merrill; Vice Pres, Chas. Swift; Fore
man, Geo. Ogden; LIST Asst. Foreman,
Henry Harvey; I'd Asst. Foreman, Roy
Hopkins; Secy. and Treas, VIM. Schu-
macher; Hose Captain, Chan Robinson;
FL. & L. Capt, John Ruosch; 1st Asst.
Fl. & L. Capt, Will Strasburg; Trustees,
E. M. Ladd, L. K Jessup; Janitor, Fred
BIesman; Serg. -at-Arms, Thos. Whittet.
: The Ireland Entertainment compa-
ny will be at Royal Hall Tuesday even-
ing, January 18th. They will bring with
them one of the best and up-to-date
moving picture machines ever seen in
this city. The entertainment begins
with series of comic views, clear and
distinct, which keeps the audience in
continual laughter, after which come the
wonderful fairyland scenes. Scenes of
particular interest are those which show
the fairy ship sinking into the depths of
the ocean with the monsters of the sea
swimming around. Finally Uncle Toms
Cabin, in fourteen views, is shown and
the views make decided hit with the
audience. All who enjoy real good en-
tainment should not fail to see the NOV
ing pictures. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Seats on sale at Ash's.
There were quite large number of
people from Edgerton and vicinity in
Chicago during the holiday week, but
fortunately none were present at the Iro-
quois theater on the Inflated matinee
performance. D. l.. Babcock and wife
of Albion were in the city and were
urged by friends with whom they were
visiting to attend that performance, but
decided at the last moment to attend
the Garrick, located in the same block
with the Iroquois, and of course were in
voluntary witnesses to many Of the aw-
full scenes of the disaster. P. G.. Brown
and Fl. S. Sloan were in Chicago that
afternoon and were on the ground soon
after the calamity took place and were
witnesses to scenes they will never
forget.
The next attraction on the Lyceum
Course will be The Star Concert Co.,
which will be at Royal Hall on Monday
evening, Jan. IS, 1904 No more ideal
concert music can be presented than
that of the mixed quartet. To the pre-
paration OF music of this class the best
composers have given their most careful
thought, while authors of humorous and
popular melodies have We'd with each
other in producing mixed quartet music
to please the popular audience. A most
delightful part of their program will be
the concluding portion which will con
sist of popular co lege songs that never
fail to please all classes of people. These
songs will be sur, in college costume
and will recall the Jolly days of sere-
nades, sleigh rides and campus pleas
ures. Each member of the company has
had years of training with the best
teachers in this country and Europe and
all have had successful experience in
concert work. They cannot fail to please
all who hear them.
Passenger trains have been consid-
erably off their schedule time during the
cold weather of the week when it seemed
impossible With light snow blowing
upon the rails to make the required !
speed. With the freight traffic the dis
arrangement was still greater. The new
order recently made effective is causing
all kinds OF trouble with tho fro;oh+