The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-10

| Chapter Eastern Star tonight. Regular
meeting on Tuesday evening next.
And as they pass him on the street
they say: Good morning, Judge Bentley,
pleased to meet and greet you.
The slogan for next years rally:
Stoughton dry and Edgerton wet; what
do you think of that prospect?
Mayor Ellingson sounds good to
about six hundred and sixteen voters
and tax payers. In fact their whole
families are pleased.
Regular services at the III. e. church
Sunday. Theme of the morning dis.
course will be "The Trust the Kings
Prosperity" In the evening gospel
service.
Circulars have been issued this week
announcing a grand Easter opening at
the Emporium on Tuesday, April 14th.s
The Misses Johnson & Larson extend
cordial invitation to all to be present.
Confirmation will be held at st.
Johns Lutheran church next Sunday,
Rev j. c. Spilman officiating. The class
win consist of the following:
Martha Boesel, Lydia Sommerfeldt
Elsie FritZke, Frank Nickel,
Clara Dallmann, Hugo Stark,
Gertrude Ruosch, Richard Plautz,
Bertha BieSmann, Max VOigt
Lulu Griesbach, Fred Dallmann,
Emma POraSh.
August Wiile's home narrowly es-
capped burning one day last week. While
the parents were absent, children were
playing with matches and curtains to
windows caught fire. Through the eff
forts of the older ones the fire was ex-
tipguished and only slight loss resulted.
The Wisconsin Arbor and Bird Day
Annual, issued by the state each year,
has been received at this office and is a
little way ahead Of other years, both in
beauty and style of makeup. It has
several fine coIored plates of our native
birds, and some pictures of Wisconsin,
school buildings and grounds. The text
is replete with poems and other bits OF
choice literature particularly we'll adapt
ed TO use for observance of Arbor and
Bird day. The governors proclamation
names Friday, May 9th, as the day this
year. The observance OF this spring
holiday is becoming general throughout
the state and should continue So
The thirty picked performers in the
Mammoth Minstrel at Royal hall We'd
nesday evening were all in good form to
carry out the program as advertised and
they were patroni zed by one of the larg
est audiences ever assembled at an en-
tertainment of the kind in the hall.
Space forbids specializing, but suffice it
to say that every one did his best to
please and each number was heartily en-
cored. AS usual, the band rendered ex-
ceptionally good music and Baumgart-
ner's orchestra merited its share of the
applause. In the large attendance is
shown the interest citizens take in the
band and an encouragement for the
open air concerts during the summer
season.
Keep your head. Don't be STAN
liens who disagree with you on questions
of public expediency, or any other ques-
ton. Be charitable and reasonable and
liberal, in religion, in politics, on the
temperance question, on all questions.
Do not think your fellow citizens are
| criminals because they do not think as
you do on all subjects. We must all live
together for all the years to come. We
| never have all entertained the same
opinions about everything, and We never
will Don't get excited. Keep cool The
| world is better than it was, is more lib
eral and is growing better as the years
before all the people think alike.-Ex.
During the financial furry Ger
| man farmer went to the bank for some
/ money, says an exchange. He was told
| that the bank was not paying out money,
| but was using cashiers checks. He
could not understand this, and insisted
| on the money. The officers took him in
| hand, one at time, with little effect.
Finally the president tried his hand, and
| after long and minute explanation,
| some intelligence of the situation seemed
| to be dawning on the farmers mind.
Finally the president said: "You under
stand now fully how it is Hans, don't
you" YES" said Hans, II tink do.
1t Xix dis, ain DIT it? Ven my baby wakes
up at night and wants milk, give him
milk ticket"
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