The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-11-16

wounding others.
The ladies society of ST. Josephs
church will give card party in L. A. &
B. hall Friday evening, November 23rd.
All are invited to attend.
Supervisors hopkins, Gettle and
Ebbott have been attending the annual
session of the county board at GAINESVILLE
| the greater part of the week.
The banquet of the Mems Club of
the Congregational church last Friday
evening was attended by about forty five
and all report an enjoyable evening.
The Ragged Edge society met with
Mrs. u. G. Miller on Wednesday of this
week. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Clark Kidder, Wednesday, Nov. 81.
Conn & Schmidt are advertising a
fall opening and special discount sale to
| take place Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, Nov. 15 Is and II. Get interested
and look up the bargains they offer
Come to Royal hall Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 81, and hear the noted sculptor,
dorado Taft He works in clay and
talks all the time, giving what he calls a
little lesson on anatomy, sermon and
some fun.
AT Waterloo company of farmers
will go into sheep raising on an extensive
scale. They will start in this fall with
fifteen hundred sheep and expect to win
| ter them on the pea vine silage from the
| Waterloo canning factory.
| About fifty friends of Mr. and Mrs.
| VIM Bartz gathered at their home Sun
| day evening to assist in celebrating their
10th wedding anniversary, and the occa-
sion was made very pleasant one. A
bounteous supper was served at j
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Bartz we're the
recipients of a number of presents in re-
membrance of the event.
People who carry accident policies
in the Fidelity & Casualty Co. will be
interested to learn that this company,
through Henry johnson, local represent
alive, paid Mr.. Andrew Mcintosh $3.50
this week for injuries received to his
shoulder which partially disabled him
for some time. Upon proof of the &C
cident the company promptly settled the
claim.
Z. Miss Myrtle Maltpress gave very
pleasant dancing party to about 100 of
her young friends at Academy hall Mon
day evening, Baumgartners orchestra
providing the music. The event was in
celebration of her birthday and the oc-
casion proved most delightful one.
Light refreshments were served. A mum
Der of young people from GAINESVILLE at
tended the party.
The Chicago Tribune said: after
all it was the wit of dorado Taft that
most charmed the great audience last
night" You can hear this entertain
ment and four other good attractions for
one dollar if you buy season ticket to
! the lecture course Tickets on sale at
Frank ASKS book store. Single admis-
sion, children 25c, adults 35c. Reserved
seats on sale Monday morning.
Next Wednesday night at Royal hail
! Mr.. Taft will lecture on ga Glimpse of
the Sculptors Studio" He works in
clay modelling before the eyes of the au-
dience. 1t is something marvellous for
with few touches of his fingers he
| transforms a shapeless mass Of clay into
face, and in the twinkling Of an eye
changes the expression on that face from
laughter to tears, from JOY to Sadness
from seriousness to surprise, just as he
desires. He is also fascinating lecturer
and humorist of no mean ability.
About fifty years ago Austin Bur
dick furnished the timbers for the depot
foundation They were sawed from
white oak at his mill on Saunders creek
north of town. When the depot was
moved this fall, John Henderson sup
piled Clarkes furniture store with a few
pieces of this timber and from it hand
some umbrella rack was made for the
new library building. 1t stands in the
show window of T. A. Clarke's furniture
room where all can inspect it.
From the slow sale of lecture course
tickets it is becoming apparent that the
citizens of Edgerton are not availing
themselves of the advantages presented
by the ladies clubs. course has been
provided that ordinarily visits large
cities, and more extensive than at first
contemplated, at cost of less than 25
cents a ticket. Attractions are present
ed that in other places would command
so and Is cents. The loyal support OF
every citizen should be given to this
course.
Upon invitation of Mr. H. P. Barn
son, number of business men visited
the pumping station Sunday afternoon
to witness the working of the Holcomt
Automatic engine which that gentleman
is interested in promoting. A little l Fl