The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-09

IT. B. Earle made trip to his Rice
Lake farm during the week.
Some of the purposes of the Anti
Saloon League were plainly told by
Rev. T. Nj. Hare at the Congregational
church last Sunday forenoon and at the
Methodist church in the evening. Large
audiences were in attendance at both
meetings
-Attys. Chas. E. Pierce and John
Fisher were in town Wednesday trying
to arrange settlement of the claim of
Mrs. Frank Collins against the city of
Edgerton for damages arising from in
juries sustained by falling upon the side
walk in front of the Ell. w. Child ware
house several months ago. The plaintiff
demands $500 in settlement.
There will be regular services at the
M E. church Sunday. Preaching both
morning and evening by the pastor. The
theme of the morning discourse will be
'The Saving of Scholar" Strangers
are especially invited to attend these
services. Morning worship, 1870 a. M;
Epworth League, 500 p. m.; evening ser
vice, TOO o. m.-Frank G. Richardson,
pastor.
"A mask carnival on roller skates
will be given in Royal hall Monday
night, Feb. 10Th. Prizes will be given
as follows: Best dressed lady, pair of
Richardson ball bearing skates; best
dressed gent, pair of Richardson ball
bearing skates; best character lady, sea-
son ticket, good on all open nights of the
week; best character gent, season ticket,
good on all open nights of the week.
Admission, gents en- mask 25c; ladies en-
mask, 15c; this includes skates; specta-
tors, 25c. The hall will be provided with
seats for all spectators and good music
will be furnished.
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday morning Rev. L. A. Parr will
preach on "Life's Beneficial Restrictions.
Special music will be rendered by the
choir. In the evening at o'clock there
will be service of special interest to
men. The mems chorus will render all
the music and the pastor will speak up
on "Men Without Hands," All friends
and visitors will be cordially welcomed.
Tonight at the mid week service the sub
ject for discussion is "The Place of the
Church in the Life of the Community
Mrs. T. B. Earle, Mrs. G.. r. Bentley and
Mr.. Parr will give addresses.
During January the Monday Club
enjoyed series of union meetings with
sister clubs of the city. On Jan. p they
met with the New Literary Club at the
home Of Mrs. &. III. Babcock. The joint
lesson was Oh Canada and was one of the
most interesting and instructive of the
winter. After the discussion, each mem
Der felt a much increased respect for
"Our Neighbor to the North" On Jan.
20 the Monday Club met with the Gull
ture Club at the home of Mrs. Theo.
Clarke. The subject discussed, under
the leadership of Miss Towne, was "The
Application of Modern Science" and
proved a most fascinating theme. I'm
less the matter has been investigated
one little realizes how our every day lives
are influenced by the laws of science.
Each member would have gone home
stricken dumb with the wonders of
science but for the surprise at the close
luncheon which was exactly the right
factor for inducing that sociability which
is the charm of all gatherings. Each
guest felt that union meetings should
be encouraged in the future.