The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-10-07

ing the week.
The Misses Mary and Alyce Ebbott
left Monday for three weeks visit with
relatives in Redwood Falls, MINI.
For wheeling on the walks w. S
Brown contributed one dollar and costs
at Judge Smiths court the first of the
week.
Mrs. Charles Spilman and children
returned from Baltimore the fore part of
the week, where they have been passing
the summer.
I. Bunting and L. Crandall took the
train here Monday for Redwood Falls,
Mimi, where they will remain a few
weeks with relatives.
Richard Curran and wife leave Sat
urday for Detroit, where Mr.. Curran as
state delegate will attend the conven-
ton of the National Horseshoers' Asso-
citation.
-Chas. Hitchcock accompanied his
son. Frank, to Houghton, Mich, last
Thursday. Frank has entered the col
lege at that place and will take course
in civil engineering and mining. Mr..
Hitchcock returned Saturday.
Rev. L. l.. Thayer of Bloomer has
been nominated by the republicans of
Chippewa county for member of the as
sembly. Rev. Thayer was for several
years pastor of the United Brethren
church in Fulton and we'll known by
many of our readers.
Madden Bros. have purchased the
noted stallion, Discount, by Dictator,
record 1854, of J. @. Rickert of the
Elm Grove farm, Milwaukee. He is one
of the best bred horses ever brought
into this section of the state and it is
worth while for farmers to keep this fact
in mind
The Hoosier Girl was fully as funny
as the flaming posters on the bill boards
represented her to be. The balance of
the company we're good and the play
was all clean comedy. On account of
the heavy rain in the early evening only
a small number were in attendance, but
those few were all we'll satisfied.
The closing game of the base ball
season with the Milton Crescents at
Charley Bluff Sunday resulted in the
defeat of the Edgerton team by score
of 7 to 9. The Edgerton team was short
several Of it's best players but held down
their rivals up to the seventh inning
WELL A few costly err.rs then lost them
the game.
Satisfaction or your money refunded
is the guarantee of Harvey Raymond
and the management of the Irma Opera
company at Royal hall, Wednesday
evening, October 18th. An opera for
Edgerton is rare occurrence and those
who like this class of entertainment are
pleased at the coming opportunity.
Seats will be placed on sale at Frank
Ash's Saturday morning of this week.
Mrs. Leonora M. Lake of st. Louis,
the noted lecturer, will come to Edger-
ton under the auspices of the Marquette
Club, Friday evening, October 14th, and
speak upon the Rights of Childhood"
Many of our readers are familiar with
the charming abilities of Mrs. Lake and
will not neglect to hear her again Re-
served seats for sale at Ash's on Monday
next at IS cents; general admission, 25
cents.
There comes to US on Wednesday
evening, Oct. II, at Royal hall, new
comedy opera that is rapidly and surely
winning it's way into the hearts of all
lovers of music and seekers of the high
est form OF amusement. 1t is an opera
replete with scenes of most intense in
terest, while Astounding with flashes Of
the most brilliant wit and humor. The
music is all new and unsurpassed by any
OF our modern operas, and we trust that
a crowded house will greet its introduc-
tion into our city.
"A reception was rendered Rev. and
Mrs. Richardson at the Methodist church
last Monday evening. A large number
of the members and those friendly tow
ard the church were present and the
new pastor and his wife were made to
feel that their coming to Edgerton is
warmly welcomed. The audience room
was handsomely decorated for the occa
sion and light refreshments were served.
1t was one of those events which not
only more closely unites the members of
the church, but impresses the outsider
with feeling that his presence is al
ways welcome.
DIR. A. A. Holcomb. connected with
the Bureau of Animal Industry of the
Agricultural Department., was ia town
Tuesday on business connected with the