The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-31
Ole Olson, Friday evening, Jan. 81.

H. 81. Dickinson would like to have
the brother who mismated overshoes
with him Wednesday evening report and
correct the error.
The topic at the M. E. church Sun
day morning will be "The Christian
Strength" In the evening Rev. Rich
ardson will speak OF Gods Plan for
His Children"
"A very pleasant time was spent at
the home of Edith Wileman Tuesday
evening when about twenty of her young
friends came in and surprised her. The
time was spent in playing games and
other amusements, after which dainty
lunch was served.
-Schildkret's Hungarian Orchestra
played at many concerts at the Worlds
Fair and received the first grand gold
medal at Old Vienna. Mr.. Schidkret
played at the wedding of Alice Roose.
welt. This same orchestra will play in
Royal hall Wednesday, February 9Th.
The famous Schildkert Hungarian
Orchestra of eight musicians will be the
last number on the lecture course, We'd
nesday, Feb. 5. Mr.. Schildkert is one of
the greatest futists in the world and all
the members of the orchestra are ex-
perts. Seats on sale Monday, Feb. 3.
Tickets IS and so cents.
The remains of Mrs. 81. M. Com
stock. who died at Letcher, S. D., ar
rived here by train Thursday morning
and taken to Albion Prairie where funeral
services were conducted from the M. E.
church at 2 p. %. by Rev. F. G. Richard
son. The deceased was the mother of
the late Mrs. Alma Marsden but has
been a resident of Dakota for many
years.
AT the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Baker Manufacturing
company at Evansville the hands were
awarded profit sharing dividend Of 100
per cent. of their wages for the past
year. OF the dividend Is per cent. is
paid in cash and the remaining s. per
cent. in stock OF the corporation. This
stock draws per cent. annual interest,
and many of the older employees hold
thirty to forty shares of the stock, par
value 500.
Public worship at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday at 1890 a. M.
and 700 p. N. Sermon in the morning
on "Our Father in Heaven" the first of
a series on the Lords Prayer. Peoples
servics in the evening. Violin solo by
Miss Lucille Culton and an address to
young men on 1.-THE Christian Soldier"
At the prayer meeting tonight the fol-
lowing question will be discussed: ''How
Can We Know that We Are Christians?"
The letters which James Ogden and
wife receive from their son Roy, who is
at the Naval Training School at New
port, r. l., indicate that he is progress
ing finely and satisfied with all the de-
tails of training and living incident to
life of seaman. He has been granted
ordinary seaman papers and will be
transferred to the naval yards at Brook
lyn, N. Y. He promises to furnish let
ter descriptive of his experience in the
navy thus far.
"A large number of people with good
sharp appetites went to the Methodist
church Wednesday evening with the ex-
pectation of having wants satisfied. And
they were not disappointed. From every
point Of view the chicken-pie dinner
served by the mon was a success.
The hungry we're quickly supplied with
loaded plates of the favorite dish and
the various relishes that usually accom-
pany dinner of this kind. The large
gathering was in a social mood and ap-
parently all thoroughly enjoyed them
selves on this occasion. The proceeds
were something over fifty dollars and
the men in charge feel that their efforts
were appreciated.
About thirty members of Fulton
Lodge F. & A. NJ planned very pleas
ant surprise upon Bro. Chas. Ell. Dickin-
son at his home north of town Wednes-
day evening. The company met at
Wilson Bros at 1880 o'clock. taken out
by team, making their visit a complete
surprise G.. Ell. Babcock, Master of the
lodge, in behalf of bis Masonic friends,
presented Mr.. Dickinson with an elegant
leather covered chair as reminder of
the occasion. In acknowledging the
gift Mr.. Dickinson in turn presented
Fulton lodge handsome ivory gayel
that was presented him while Master OF
the lodge years ago by Bradford Bur
dick. The visitors brought with them
all the necessary things for an oyster
supper, which was served at 11:30 o'clock