The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-12-27
New Year dance in Academy hall.

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Installation OF officers of Camp 40
next Thursday evening.
The Damon Colored Comedy Go. at
Royal hall Tuesday evening, Dec. 31st.
Miss Hazel Biederman is home from
the Whitewater normal for the holiday
vacation.
Deputy Collector Vaughan made his
final rounds OF the year in this territory
Tuesday.
DIR. Burr Atwood and wife were
down from Oconto for the Christmas
gathering here.
Henry Onsgard, student at Luther
college, DEBORAH, Iowa, is home for the
holiday vacation.
j. O. Henderson and wifs passed
Christmas at the home OF their son ALT
at Milton Junction.
Fred Smith of The Reporter force
attended the family gathering at Juneau
on Christmas day.
August Ratzlaff came over from Ft.
Atkinson for Christmas and will remain
for the holiday week.
Donald McInnes came down from
Madison to pass the Christmas holiday
with his many friends here:
Miss Nelson, stenogyapher at L. G.
Whittet's Office, passed her holiday va
cation with relatives at Sturgeon Bay.
Elmer Ebbott came up from Beloit
college Friday evening and will remain
with his parents through the holiday
Arthur Puerner and wife of Jeffer-
son were guests at the.home of L. Puer-
ner and wife, here on Friday and Satur-
day Of last week.
The High School orchestra are do.
ing splendid work. You can hear them
Monday evening, Dec. 30th, at Culton
Memorial hall.
Don't fail to attend the home talent
concert at Culton Memorial hall. Mon
day evening. Dec. 3Oth. Admission 25c;
children Zoe.
The editors family attended the
Christmas gathering at the home OF D.
B. Coon at Milton Junction. Twenty
one old and young were present.
The Burdick family gathering took
place at the home Of D. L. Babcock in
Albion this year. About thirty relatives
sat down to the Christmas dinner.
Abel Naset and wife Of Eau Claire
arrived here Friday and will remain
through the holidays. They are guests
at the home Of p M Ellingson and wife.
Floyd Herrick came down from
Minneapolis to pass the holiday vacation
with his friends here. He has been as
sisting in Brown and Pringle's store
through the rush season.
While riding the country districts
in search Of fat beeves one day last week.
Ed Peters occasionally stopped at wood
ed lots he was passing and went looking
for rabbits. He succeeded in bagging
twenty-four of the feet footers.
Richard Leary arrived Monday from
Edmonton, Alberta, to pass the holidays
with relatives here. "Dick" has passed
several seasons in northwestern Canada,
which he reports as developing very rap
idly and becoming remarkably prosper
Gus country.
John Arthur of Youngstown, Ohio,
paid shos visit to relatives here dur
ing the week, being called west by the
serious illness of his mother now living
with her son Harry at Madison. John is
employed as salesman in eastern terri
tory for a Wholesale firm.
Ten dollars was dropped in the post
Office Monday by widow who can ill
afford to lose that sum. If an honest
person found it they will return the
same to the post Office and the act will
be properly rewarded. We hope this
item will fall under the eyes of that in
dividual
The excellent program announced
for Sunday evening at the Methodist
church attracted an unusually large at
tendance, the audience and lecture rooms
being packed to their capacity. And the
best of all was that everyone seemed to
be highly pleased with the rendition of
each number.
Mrs. Chas F. TaIlard arranged the
program for Monday evening, Dec. 3Oth,
at Culton Memorial hall. Mrs. Tallard
has always responded to all invitations
to help the people in their entertain
ments, and they cal show their appre-
citation by attending this concert. The
proceeds will be devoted toward good
purpose.
AT the NJ. E. parsonage in Evans