The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10
ga Ruined Life" tonight.

The forty days of Lent began We'd
nesday.
No quorum at the council meeting
Tuesday evening.
j, o. Arthur has been drawn as jury
man at this term of circuit court.
A third son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. l., e. Gettle Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. A. johnson went to Chicago
Tuesday evening to buy her spring mil
linery stock.
Miss Clara Berry has accepted the
position of assistant in Will Bardeen's
studio.
Mrs Sarah Richardson and daught-
er returned to their home in st. Paul
Sunday evening.
The Emery farm shipped Tuesday
registered Jersey calf to 81. A. Belts
of GAINESVILLE.
The public schools will close Friday,
March Oath. for one weeks vacation, be-
ginning Monday, April Sd.
Work in the rank of Esquire at the
regular meeting of the K. P. lodge next
Tuesday evening, March 14th.
-zChas. Bowen and Roy Nicholson
we're out from Milwaukee to pass Sun
day at their respective homes here.
--Sleighing is pretty we'll played out
but the big drifts still in the country
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The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Miss
Inger Hoen on Thursday evening, March
18th.
The price of butter fell off three
cents in the Elgin market this week.
Thirty cents is the ruling figure for this
week
The Hon. D. L. Hanniffin, assembly
man from Dodge county, visited one day
last week with his cousin, Mrs. J. FL.
Downey.
Mics Anna Nelson is back again in
her position at T. A. Perry's after pass
ing couple of weeks at her home in
Stoughton.
Mrs Stafford of Chicago concluded
her visit with her daughter, Mrs. Writ
Wright, Tuesday returning to her home
in that city. 49,
DIR. and Mrs. A. p Nicholson pleas
antly entertained large company of
their friends Saturday evening at pro-
gressive euchre.
The annual Dutch market will be
given by the w. r. G. Thursday, March
%. Further announcement will be
made next week.
Remember the social to be given by
the Young Peoples Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church at the parson-
age on Friday evening, March 10th.
Harry McChesney, who is at the
Palmer hospital at GAINESVILLE where he
submitted to surgical operation, has
very nearly recovered and is expacted
out soon.
The list of candidates for city Off
'ces proposed by petition to be voted for
ed in another column. It is not large
one neither does it show there is much
rivalry for city positions.
Miss Jessie Sutton, who until re-
Gently was operator at the Bell telephone
office here, has secured employment in
the Wisconsin Office at GAINESVILLE and
put in charge of the toll work. She left
Tuesday for her new position.
H. L. Wilson is moving his cigar
manufacturing business to Lake Mills,
the citizens of that place having offered
him unusual encouragements to locate
there. Mr.. Wilson has built up a repu-
tation for making good cigars and we
trust will succeed in his new location.
The Edgerton cornet band have
commenced rehearsals for their second
annual grand minstrel carnival. They
promise this year it will be bigger and
better than before The entire first part
has been secured from the Witmark Co.
of New York City and it will be staged
by S. FL. Buchanan
Several very effective stage pictures
ARE employed in the production of the
latest realistic success, "a Ruined Life
which will be presented at Royal hall
Thursday evening, March 9th. A gypsy
camp by the English sea cost is the
scene of the first act and the artist
claims it true to life.
ga Ruined Life" the new sensation
al melodrama, possesses q plentitude OF
iaus liable comedy characters which
serve to tighten the more serious por-
tions of the drama. This play, by the
way, is one of the big dramatic produc-
tons of the season. At Royal hall
Thursday evening, March 9th.