The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-24
Annual Chicken Pie dinner served
nv the men of the NJ E. church We'd
nesday January 10Th, at 6 o'clock.

nesday, January 10Th, at o'clock.
e. M. Ladd has sold the John Lie
nau farm in Porter of 16O acres to E. B.
Aaker of Stoughton for $4,000. In the
trade Lienau takes the Aaker livery
barn in Stoughton at $3.50.
Miss Grace Spaulding, employed in
The Tobacco Exchange Bank, left Tues
day for Rochester, Mimi, and may sub
NIT to an operation at the Mayo Bros.
hospital if the surgeons think advisable.
| From all reports the Poverty" So
cial given by the members of the w. r.
G.. last Thursday evening was huge
success. Pulling candy and popping
corn occupied the greater part of the
evening. Everybody had good time.
Public worship at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning and
evening. The pastor having changed
his plans will occupy the pulpit as usual.
Morning subject. "The Constructive
Message of Jesus" Evening subject,
Goods STANDARD for the Business Man"
A cordial welcome to all. Topic for the
mid-week meeting tonight, SIS it Right
to be Rich?" Everybody welcome.
Mrs. S. F. Shea has returned from
Columbus where she was called by the
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs
Mabel Gleason. Mrs Gleason's many
Edgerton friends will be pleased to learn
that the operation performed by Drs.
Tienhaus and Overbrant of Milwaukee
and Howard Of Columbus was entirely
successful and the patient doing nicely.
-Timidity of nature almost prevents
the following statement, but as recorder
of facts we feel in duty bound to give
the public items of interest as they
automatically come to our notice. On
Tuesday, Jan 81, = robin bird was seen
in the large oaks on Hugh Mclnnes'
lawn. Something remarkable for the
time O. year. twenty-five years ago that
date thermometers were registering ~
degrees below the zero mark. Mark the
contrast.
The water above the ice on Koshko-
nong was deep enough Tuesday to per-
NIT large schools OF fish to swim about
and there were thousands of them in all
sizes to be seen. Ice boats that we're
sailing the lake would scoop them up by
the bushe and it is said that had the
boats been provided with proper decks
tons of them might have been secured.
Yachtsmen returned from the lake
Tuesday evening with hand some strings
of fish and it was from them that the re-
port was cleaned.
The husbands of the Royal Neigh
bors were invited to partake of a chicken
pie dinner at Woodmen hall Wednesday.
The meal was served at half past six and
large number were present to enjoy
the good things prepared by the ladies.
Following the dinner public installation
of officers of the lodge took place and
after this ceremony the remainder of the
evening was passed in playing cards. 1t
was most enjoyable affair and only
adds another to the long list of enter
tainments which the Neighbors have
furnished their husbands.
The Big Rapids (Micha) Pioneer says
of the Hungarian Orchestra, which will
be the last number on the lecture courss:
Ferris Institute, seating over 1000 per-
sons, was nearly filled full with bril-
liant audience which came to hear the
famous Schildkret Orchestra. ). Their
rendition by the full orchestra of eight
pieces with all the color and variations
! which Schildkret is capable of filled the
audience with delight and enthusiasm.
Each number was encored and re-encored
many times" Royal hall, Wednesday,
Feb. 5. Tickets 35 and 80 cents
The Anniversary Clearing sale at
Brown & Pringle's store is advertised to
take place the last four days of this
month, Jan %, 20, 30, 81. At that time
they advertise deep cut in prices on all
winter goods in order to close them out,
and large discount will be made on a
long list of other goods. Large circulars
giving detailed particulars in regard to
: the goods offered and prices made at
this sale have been printed this week
and mailed far and wide. 1t is by far
the largest and most complete offering
of this firm and people generally will
make no mistake in keeping the dates in
| mind and attending the sale.
Mr.. Daniel Pierce of Sumner, for a
: long term of years secretary Of the Al
bion Mutual Fire Insurance company,
was in this office on business last SatuE7
day and when through incidentally re-