The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-02-10

Work in the rank of Page at the K.
P. lodge next Tuesday evening.
DIR. w. G. McManus attended the
auto show at Chicago yesterday.
John Dckerson has entered the
employ of w. T. Pomeroy & Co.
Ralph Lidicker came up from Brod-
head Friday to attend the Firemens
ball.
No quorum for the regular meeting
ing of the common council Tuesday
evening.
-Lost-A Waterman fountain pen.
Finder please leave same at f. f. Bur
gys and receive suitable reward.
Eight pounds was the weight of the
young man who came last Friday to
make his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Greenwood.
Miss Edyth Club and Miss Mabel
Young of Rockford were guests at the
home of Wray Watson and family from
Friday until Monday.
Station Agent Henderson was called
to Chicago Thursday to appear as wit
ness in case in which the railway COM
pany is interested.
Fred Carrier was confined to his
home a few days with the grippe. The
business of the light company was looked
after by Darcy Bigger.
-Chas L. and John j. Culton left
Tuesday for Virginia where they have
business interests which will require
their absence for short time.
The Mission Study Glass will meet
with Miss Mae Pyre, Friday evening at
7:3O. The chapter under consideration
to be THE Forces at Work"
jeanette Atwood Sylvester of Mil
waukee will give reading in the Albion
church Saturday evening, February IL.
All are invited to attend this entertain
ment.
About two hundred hungry people
appeased their appetites by feasting on
chicken pie at the Mems supper served
in the Congregational church Wednes-
day evening.
1t has taken heap of shoveling to
keep the sidewalks free from snow of
late, but the citizens of Edgerton have
stood right by the job in good shape. A
stranger will find little to complain of in
this city
February 18th being the birthday
anniversary of our immortal Lincoln, the
life and work of the great emancipation
will be the theme of the discourse at the
M. E. church next Sunday. In the even
ing at 7:30 the pastor will speak on "The
Rejected Stone"
Atwood & Swinson, of Gays Mills,
have taken space in the Reporter to ad-
vertise valuable real estate for sale in
the Kickapoo Valley. Their ad can be
found on the inside page and will be of
interest to all who are looking for bar
gains in real estate.
j. Bachman, who has been in charge
of Wilson Bros drug store for some
time past, has resigned his position and
gone to Phillips, Wis, to take a similar
position in a drug store there. Mr..
Bachman was very efficient druggist
and capable young man,
The Edgerton Cornet band has been
reorganized for the coming season and
S. Ell. Buchanan has been engaged as its
leader until the first of September next.
The band has leased Royal hall for
another year and this means that good
entertainments will continue to be book
ed here.
1t is gratifying to note that citizens
generally and the city authorities have
this winter taken great pains in clearing
sidewalks and crosswalks of snow. It
has been done within the limited time
and very thoroughly. This is an indi-
cation of the right kind of interest for
citizens to take in the minor affairs of
the city.
Two magnificent additions to the
sleighing came during the week. One
Sunday in twenty-four hour storm and
again Wednesday with smother, each
dropping to s inches of snow. The
ground is now covered to a greater
depth than at any one time for some
years back and the country roads are
many Of them nearly as high as the
fences.
Remember the mask ball at Acad-
envy hall Monday evening, February Ii.
Conroys Harp orchestra will furnish the
music and costumer will be here from
Milwaukee. This will be very large
affair and it is expected will draw many
from neighboring cities. Liberal prizes
for best costumes and representations.
will be given. Tickets, IS cents; spec