The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-01-04

The ladies of St. Joseph's church
will give a card party in I. A. & B. hall
Friday evening, January 4th. Every
body invited.
Conn & Schmidt are preparing cir
culars announcing a clearance sale to be
held Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
January 10, IL and II.
Irving Wentworth and daughter and
Rush Wentworth returned Friday from
a visit to the family of Howard Went
worth at Centerville, Wis.
"A mask ball will be given in Acade-
my hall Monday evening, January a.
Prizes will be awarded and good time
is promised. All are invited.
Bills have been distributed by 9. w.
Birkenmeyer announcing the January
stock reducing sale, preparatory to the
change of firm on February 1st.
"A joint installation of officers of the
Masonic and Eastern Star lodges took
place Wednesday evening, concluding
with banquet and pleasant occasion
is noted.
Misses Martha, Maybelle, Edna and
Madge Wilson have issued invitations
for a dancing party to be given their
young friends at Academy hall Friday
evening.
PROF. Frank Jack was elected presi-
dent of the Beloit College association Or
ganized at the teachers convention in
Milwaukee last week. A banquet will
be held during the dates of the next
convention.
Prof. w. A. Clark of the Eau Claire
Training School, former principal here,
passed Saturday and Sunday at the
home of D. I. Wilson. Mr.. Clark found
time to greet many friends in the city
during his stay.
DE Forest Whitford and wife of
Eornelsville, N. Y, and w. Ell. Whitford
and wife of Iowa we're guests of D. r.
Whitford's family New Years. 1t is some
years since the three brothers were able
to meet together.
1t is the intention Of The Reporter
to send out statements to all delinquents
shortly and we trust that they will be
received as a reminder that at the begin
ming of a new year is good time to
square accounts.
Public worship at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning and
evening. The pastor will preach at 1870
on 1.-THE Ark of the Lord j Taken In
the evening on "The Sword Bathed in
Heaven" Every body cordially invited
to the services.
Any family who can conveniently
take boarders should do so, as good
deal Of out of town he'll will be required
to handle the tobacco coming to this
market. There is a long seasons work
ahead and the opportunity is open to &C.
commodate this class of wage earners
who need both board and lodging.
Arrangements are being made for
the 22nd annual ball of the Edgerton
Volunteer Fire Department. The date
selected is Wednesday evening, January
Both and the place is Academy hall The
Kneff & Hatch orchestra of six pieces
has been engaged to furnish music, and
a concert will be given in the hall from
$50 to $50. Keep watch for later an
nouncements.
All arrangements are now perfected
for the celebration of the 35th anniver-
sary of st. Johns German Lutheran
church, Sunday, January 9Th, 1907.
There will be three exercises during the
day, at 1870 a. No., 200 p. n. and 80 in
the evening Rev. Koerner of GAINESVILLE
will assist Pastor Spilman in the day
service and Rev. Linnevold and choir of
the Norwegian Lu theran church will
take part in the evening service. The
public are invited to join in celebrating
the event.
The Luther Seminary Glee Club of
St. Paul and Prof. Ell. G.. Stub, D. D., a
member of the seminary faculty, are
making a concert and lecture tour
through southern Wisconsin during the
holidays. They will appear at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church Monday even
ing, Jan. 7th. Prof. Stub will give a
lecture on sacred music. The musical
program will consist chiefly of Norwe-
gian and Swedish songs. Admission 25
cents. These concerts are given for the
benefit OF the foreign mission fund.
A few years ago Roy Saunders found
a small patch down in his pasture by the
lake grown up to Canada thistles and in
order to kill them out plowed up and
fenced the plat of about an acre One
day last June while up to the lake fish
ing and the fish were not biting good,
the thought struck him to set out this
patch to tobacco which he did that af-