The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-03-04
The Midtown Minstrels tonight.

The Midtown Minstrels tonight
-Clouden Stebbins of Stonghton,
spent Tuesday in this city.
Miss Edna Pomeroy was home from
Beloit college for an over Sunday visit
Frank Wyman visited a few days
early in the week with Madison relatives.
Miss Lydia Jensen went to DEBORAH,
Iowa, on b visit to school friends Mon
day evening.
No butter was sold on the Elgin
market this week, but the price remains
at 26 cents.
Reserved seats for the cantata to be
given at Royal Hall March 18th, will be
on sale at Ashs Monday next.
Mrs. DR.. McChesney has been con-
fined at her home with illness good
portion of the week but is now improy-
ing.
Catherine, the four year old daught-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Ellingson, fell,
sustaining a fractured wrist on Sunday
last.
Fred Mckinney was summoned to
Evansville Tuesday by the serious ILL
ness of his mother, who is still IN a crit
ical condition.
-Chas L. Culton and daughter Lu.
ellie left Tuesday morning on trip to
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farming interests.
The Missionary meeting which was
to have been held in the Congregational
church Friday afternoon. is postponed
until further notice.
The primary rooms will present a
cantata entitled Voices of Nature" at
Royal Hall, March II. Admission,
children under Il years, 1Oc; adults, 25c;
reserved seats, Csc. Everyone cordially
invited to attend.
The building lately occupied by Ell.
Lidicker is being transformed into new
home for the public library. The re-
moval will take place as soon as repairs
now under way are completed.
Those who wish tickets to the league
declamatory contest at Milton junction
March 9Th should get them of Prof.
Clark at the high school before Satur-
day. The admission is Is cents; Is cents
for students.
The "red tag" sale at T. A. Perry's
Tuesday drew an enormous crowd and
the crush so great during the morning
shopping that a woman tainted. 1t is
not improbable that it was the low prices
that overcame the lady.
Two robins were sighted in the top
of tall maple tree on kopje in the east
part of the city Wednesday morning.
Draw your own conclusions about the
early coming of spring and the quality
of refreshments taken by the man who
sighted the birds.
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Emery has been confined to mis- home at
Albion for the past week by illness and
has been unable to go to the capitol
since the fire. His Office lost its labora-
tory and nearly all its valuable papers
except it's letter files which were in the
vault
And still there is need of more tene-
ment houses in this city. Nearly every
day some one is inquiring for house to
rent One family who are obliged to
vacate the residence they now occupy,
have declared their intention of leaving
the city because of not being able
to find place to move into.
L. Fl. Teisberg will sell at public
auction, on his farm two miles north of
Albion, on Thursday, March 10th, 5 head
of horses, II head of good mich COWS, 6
shoats and his farm machinery. Sale
: will commence at 10 o'clock and free
lunch will be served at noon. w. T.
Dooley will cry the sale.
james Joyce has been running his
shop at full capacity during the winter
months in the manufacture of the Joyce
Hoe, and when the season for cultivation
opens he will have enough on hand to
supply the implement depots through
out the state that handle them. A large
number of circulars descriptive of this
machine have been printed and are now
ready FOR distribution.