The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-01-20

Miss Ada F. Cole of hartford is Wis.,
iting friends at the M. E. parsonage.
Facts, Fun, Folly and Fools" at the
Congregational church Friday evening,
January 9th. -
The Mission Study class will meet
with Misses Hazel and Caroline Bieder-
mans Friday evening. j. j j." ~ u.
The theme of the Sunday evening
discourse at the M. E. church will be
Winning the Best Victory"
The Thos. Warren homestead has
been purchased by R. Trevorrah, who
will occupy it soon as home.
Mrs. j., A. johnson, Mrs. Henry
johnson and Mrs. j. A. Jensen visited
friends in Brodhead Wednesday.
The city clerk has some conscience
money taken for dog licenses, that can
be obtained by calling on that official.
-Four of the oldest settlers in this
community have passed away during the
week, the particulars being mentioned
elsewhere.
R. c.. Green of Albion has just re-
turned from trip to Colorado where he
has an interest in mining proposition
located near Boulder.
AT the mid week service tonight
Mr. Parr will speak on Samuel the
Prophet" A special solo will be rem
dered and all are invited.
About forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Doty gave them a pleasant sur
prise Wednesday evening in remem-
brance of their wedding anniversary.
VIM. Abbott and wife, who have
been visiting among relatives in this
section for few weeks past, returned to
their home at Tyndall, S. D., Tuesday
evening.
The K. P. lodge will hold installation
of officers at the next regular meeting,
Tuesday evening, Jan. 24th. Also work
in the rank of Knight. A full attendance
is desired. Il. 4.~f
The Mems Annual supper drew its
usual crowd of hungry folks at the M. e.
church Wednesday evening. About 300
we're served and the treasury enriched
by nearly $7O
The second quarterly conference of
the NJ. E. churches of Edgerton and AL
bion will convene Saturday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock, Jan. 2lst, in the Edgerton
church. Official members will please
take notice.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church have accepted an in
vitation to meet Wednesday, Jan. 25,, at
the home of Mrs. Henry johnson, to be
entertained by Mrs johnson, Mrs. Geo.
Gary, Mrs. l.. J. Dickinson and Miss
Angie Towne.
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank held
last week no change was made either in
officers or board of directors which con-
sists of the following: Geo. w. Doty,
w. McChesney, Samuel Hall, U. G. Mil
Ter, E. G. Bussey, T. A. Clark and John
Mawhinney.
The Up-to-Date Entertainment COM
pany will be at Royal hall Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, January 25th
and Goth. Life size motion pictures will
be shown upon large screen by that
most wonderful of all modern inventions,
the Edison Kintescope. A long list of
the latest pictures will be presented rep
resenting the most thrilling events from
real life. This is one of the best even
ings entertainments on the road and
must be seen to be appreciated. Prices,
25 cents; children, Is cents. :. Will show
storm or no storm
"A section of the boiler of the steam
heating plant of the Carlton hotel crack
ed Saturday morning putting it out of
service and mine host Touton found
himself in a most uncomfortable redic-
ament. A big hotel full of guests, with
the thermometers outside marking 20
degrees below, and no fire within, was
not pleasant thing to contemplate. It
is needless to say that there was some
tall hustling for stoves and temporary
conveniences for keeping out frost. 1t
will take several days to replace the
damaged boiler and in the meantime the
hotel is getting along as best it can with
all manner of devices for heating.
Mrs. John Corbett died at her home
in Milwaukee, Friday, January -, 1905.
Her many friends here will read this an
nouncement with sadness, as Mrs. Ger
bett was resident OF this city for about
fifteen years, and during that time a
very friendly relationship existed be-
tween herself and neighbors Fourteen
years ago she left for Milwaukee and
that city has since been her home The