The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-24
Local Happenings

relatives in Edgerton.
The date of the annual G.. A. X.
Campfire is fixed on Feb. Is, next
e. G. Hopkins left on Saturday to
look after business matters in the KICK
apoo.
"A. l. Mcintosh of La Crosse visited
relatives here for a short time the latter
part of the week.
-Schildkret Hungarian Orchestra at
Royal hall, Wednesday, Feb. s. Tickets
30 and 80 cents.
"A special meeting of the pigeforen-
ing will be held in the church basement
Thursday afternoon, Jan. %.
Miss Sadie Nelson has returned to
her duties with the Whittet lumber yard
after a vacation spent at her home in
Sturgeon Bay.
Installation of officers at the K. P.
lodge Tuesday evening, Jan. %, will be
followed by refreshments. A full at
tendance is desired.
Charles Carrier left Monday for
Hutchinson, Kan, to join his wife who
has been staying with relatives there for
several months past.
p. Ell. Donovan, wife and family Of
Hartlapd, Mimi, are paying visit to
the homie of Mrs. Donovan's parents,
w II Morriocnu and mifn
"A very enjoyable dancing party was
given at Academy hall Friday evening
by Earl and Chas Langworthy, Roy
Farman and Frank Lester.
Jack Dorsey, formerly connected
with the Carlton hotel, was in town this
week. He is now representing the Brad
ley Knitting Co. on the road.
John Coon and Willard Doty re-
turned Friday from trip to Virginia.
They did not conclude to make pur-
chases of farming lands in that state.
Mrs Geo. Gary returned home Mon
day from the Madison hospital where
she went two weeks ago for an operation
from which she has almost fully recov-
cred.
Joe Hemphill of Tennessee has been
paying visit to his sisters, Mrs. Thos.
Barton and Mrs. Arthur Short in this
city as we'll as other relatives in this
locality.
Miss Mae Spencer departed Tues
day morning for Denver, Col, for short
visit Before her return she will visit
her brother, Frank Spencer, now living
in the eastern part of that state.
"A copy of the Hanford, Cal, paper
has been sent this Office containing a
mention of the arrival of 915 pound
boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Tousley, former printer of this place.
Monday, Jan. 9th, is the date set
for the trial Of VIM Cox of Indian Ford
charged with committing a serious as.
sault upon Jacob Bady of this city. to
take place in the municipal court at
GAINESVILLE.
Ole Johnson ST., fell from load of
wood Saturday, sustaining the fracture
of both arms near the wrist which were
put out for protection in breaking the
fall. The accident is proving quite a
serious one for man of his years.
The mems Chicken Pie dinner at M
E. church next Wednesday, Jan. 29th
will be another record breaker. Do not
fail to plan on taking your family. 1t
will simply be a matter of economy as
you will not need anything more for a
week.
The famous Schildkret Hungarian
Orchestra of eight musicians at Royal
hall, Wednesday, Feb. 5. Mr.. Schild
kret is one of the greatest futists in the
world and his violnist is an expert. Al
together it is one of the finest attrac
tions ever offered to Edgerton. Tickets
80 and so cents.
-Kneff Il .Hatch's orchestra has been
engaged to furnish music for the Fire
mems Annual Ball. The date is Friday
Feb 18th and committees are fast com
plotting arrangements to make the an
nual grand success. Nobody doubts
but what it will be and most everybody
will buy a ticket whether or not they
wish to attend.
The crop that never fails in Wiscon
sin-the ice crop-has not been gathered
as yet, neither is the thickness on liz
land waters sufficient for the harvest
But there ls plenty of time yet-siz
weeks of it and then some. Ii it was
March instead of January with the pres
ent mild conditions there might be cause
for some alarm.
In a decision rendered by Judge
Grimm Saturday 10 the action OF E. G.