The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-26
Mrs. P. G. Brown entertained the
Euchre Club Friday evening.


Euchre Club Friday evening.
Mrs L. M. Souders of Cleveland has
been guest of Mrs. T. B. Earle few
days this week.
Help will be wanted at the Mabbett
warehouse Monday morning when the
sorting room will open.
p. M. Ellingson has sold building
lot adjoining the Norwegian church to
VIM. Kuthie, the plumber, for $500.
Monday, Feb. 9Th, is the date Sc
lected for the Crandall orchestra concert
in Royal hall. Price, 25 and IS cents.
The Pigeforening of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet with Miss
Lydia Jensen this evening, Jan. 25th.
james Joyce has been granted pat
ent upon chain device which he thinks
is quite an improvement over those u.s.
ually put on the market
Mrs Alfred Anderson gave card
party to about twenty-five Of her lady
friends last Thursday evening in honor
of her sister, Miss Rose Anderson, of
Lodi.
Mrs. J. G. Spilman and children
have returned from Brooklyn where they
we're called some weeks ago by the death
OF Mrs. Spilman's father. Rev. Spilman
met them in Chicago.
Mr.. w. w. Whitford and Miss Dena
A. Olson, both of the town of Albion,
were married at Rockford, ILL.,, Wednes
day of last week and will make their
home in Edgerton.
Bills are being sent out by G. w.
Birkenmeyer announcing the 18th ami
versary sale of the Department store
The coming event will be the greatest
money saver of them ALL Be sure and
read the particulars.
The marriage of Richard Wallmow
and Miss Eda Giese was celebrated at St.
Johns Lutheran church Sunday after
noon at o'clock, Rev. Spilman officiat-
ing. A reception was later held at the
brides home in this city
From information received by rela-
tives here from F. Ell. Burdick of Mime
apolis during the week, we learn that
the condition of his father, A. E. Bur
dick, is much worse and physicians pro-
nounce his case almost hopeless.
"A coming event of interest is the
masquerade ball to be given in Academy
hall next Monday evening, Jan. Goth.
Liberal prizes will be awarded for the
best costumes. Good music has been
engaged and good time is assured.
Smiths refined Speciality and Nov
ing Picture company will be at Royal
hall on Friday evening, January 26th.
Their last appearance here gave univer-
sal satisfaction and Royal hall should be
packed Friday evening by those wishing
to attend a good performance.
Dick Leary, whose home for the past
few years has been at Edmonton, N. w.
Canada, is spending portion of the win
ter with relatives here. He brought
with him four very valuable martin
skins which he secured from a trapper
as Christmas gift to Mrs JOS Leary of
this city. The fur was sent to Milwau-
kee this week to be made up.
-"Luder's Cavalry Charge" as rem
dered by the Crandall orchestra recently
fairly captured the audience. Infantry
with martial music in the distance, the
irresistible rush and CHATTER of cavalry,
the roar of cannon, the peal of final vic
tory was depicted so perfectly by Miss
Ella CIandall that the audience almost
felt it's reality. This number and many
others should be heard at Royal hall,
Monday Feb. 9Th.
M L. Everz gave his lecture on
"Gustavus Adolphus vi. King of Swed-
en-" in the Methodist church last Friday
evening Mr.. Everz is one of the most
pleasing speakers that comes to Edger-
ton and the history of the Swedish
: king was presented in his usual forceful
and interesting manner. The one thing
to be deplored was the small audience
present. 1t seems too bad that such a
talented lecturer should be secured and
then not patronized.