The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-02
Royal hall Wednesday evening
June 7th, GA Scrap of Paper"

The entertainment advertised by the
Royal Neighbors for Friday evening,
June End, has been indefinitely post
poned.
The residence occupied by Prof.
Clark is being vacated for DR.. Morrison
who is the succeeding tenant to the
Morris Hahn home.
The front of the department store
of G. W. Birkenmeyer has been protect
ed from the suns rays by the erection of
a large awning this week.
1t begins to look as though Edger::
ton would not celebrate the 4th at home
this year. If not, where will you go to
lend your patriotism for the good cause?
The annual gathering of the old set
tiers of Wheeler Prairie will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Estes on
Wednesday, June IA. Basket picnic.
All are invited.
The petitions for bonding the city
to extend the water mains are being
freely signed and it now looks as though
the proposition would carry if put to a
vote of the people.
We suppose no questions will be
asked if the party who left hat and
umbrella on the lawn of a Swift street
residence one night this week should
oc1I ooJ o1o;,, bic nroportx
Work in the NJ. M. degree at Full
ton Lodge Wednesday evening called
out a large attendance of Masons and an
appetizing spread was served in the way
of entertainment. The candidate was
Mr.. John Parker, an employe of Wilson
Bros.
The regular prayer meeting at the
Congregational church will be held on
Friday instead of Thursday evening, to
be followed by congregation meeting.
Important business is to be discussed
and all members are requested to be
present.
The regular morning service will be
held at the Congregational church; sub
ject, "The Value of the Man of Cour-
age" Rev. Parr will deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon before the high school
graduating class in the M. E. church in
the evening.
Ed. Lawrence was recently initiated
into Woodcraft and he attended the big
picnic at Beloit Thursday. Some friends,
mindful of his welfare, attached tags to
the back of his coat as he boarded the
early morning train that he. might be
recognized as one of the sturdy men of
the forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Phifer were given
surprise at the home of Jas. Pollard
and wife last Saturday evening. About
thirty five friends and neighbors were
present to pass the evening and bid fare
we'll to Mr.. and Mrs. Phifer prior TO
their leaving for their new home in La
Crosse. AS token of esteem they were
presented with a handsome four-piece
silver set
"A Scrap of Paper is the title of the
high school class play that will be pre-
sented at Royal hall Wednesday even
ing, June 7th. Great preparation has
been made to stage the play in manner
to make it a winner from every point
The rehearsals have been thorough and
everything promises very pleasing en-
tertainment. General admission, 25c;
reserved seats, 35c.
"A good sized and we'll pleased audi
ence witnessed the presentation of
"Down East" by local talent under the
auspices of the W. r. G. at Royal hall
Tuesday evening. Those who took part
in the performance are credited with
very clever work for amatures and every
body seemed we'll pleased with what
they received in the way of entertain
ment for their money.
The library board have decided that
none OF the plans submitted by archi-
tects for the new Carnegie library be &C.
copied, end have commissioned Archi-
tect Foeller of Green Bay to prepare
| new plans in accordance with the gen.
eral views of the board. These are sup
posed to be ready shortly, when bids
| will be asked for from contractors for
the erection of the building this season.
| The private car of President Albert
Robinson of the Mexican Central rail-
| way was dropped off at this station by
! the afternoon train Saturday and re-
NAMED upon siding here until Mon
day when it was attached to the Mil
waukee train. The party consisted of
Mr.. and Mrs Robinson, Meta Robinson
and Miss Georgia Bowen, who put in
the intervening time Of their stay visit
ing relatives in Edgerton. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson formerly resided here.
President Robinson's secretary, Mexi-