The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
Mrs. W. A. Shelley entertained the

Curtis Stewart went to Brodhead
Wednesday to visit his parents.
Supper at the M. E. church next
Wednesday evening. All are invited.
Miss Adelaid Krummery of Ply
mouth, was a guest of Winifred Coon
over Wednesday.
j. G.. Knight. representing the Strot-
zer Granite Works of Portage, was in
town Wednesday.
The Cox trial set in the municipal
court for Wednesday, was adjourned to
Monday, Feb. II.
Royal hall Friday evening, February
2lst, "The Irish Senator" will be PRE-
sented by good company.
Our fine run of sleighing slipped
away during the few days of thaw this
week and wheels are again in use.
The Campfire will be held next
Tuesday evening, February Is. Good
things to eat and good program. Go.
The Saturday night dances at Acad
envy hall have been resumed as regu-
lar thing. II you 60 you are bound to
have good time.
-Adolph Jensen was in Milwaukee
Friday evening and listened to the ad
| dress of Prof Meyer before the associa-
| ton of bank clerks.
The name of Prot F. M. Jack ap-
pears among the list of applicants for
the presidency of the new Lacrosse Nor
NAL school, to be opened next year.
Three head of horses from the Con-
way stables have been listed at the COM
binatiou sale of standard bred horses
which occurs in Chicago the latter part
of the month.
IF personsintending to bake for the
G. A. r. Campfire will kindly announce
their names and the dishes the members
OF the W. r. G. will see they are return
| ed to the proper owners.
Mrs. Vayette has received notice of
the arrival of a baby boy at the home of
Herman Greenwood and wife in Mil
waukee. The date of young Mr.. Green
woods birth was February 9th, 1903.
Raymond & Pomeroy have booked
THE Irish Senator" for Royal hall on
Friday evening, February 2lst 1t is a
good, strong company and undoubtedly
will be one of the star attractions of the
season.
The musicale under the direction of
| Mrs. Haylock at the M. E. church We'd
nesday evening proved very ENJOYABLE
affair Every number on the program
was warmly received. the Council
| Bluffs Orphanage will receive about
eighteen dollars from the proceeds.
Mrs. Witlinger, Mrs. Cummings and
James Marsden of Waukon, Iowa; John
| Vickers of South Dakota; Arthur Good
rich and wife of Delavan, and Alma
Marsden and son of South Dakota were
present at the funeral services of Mrs.
| JOB Marsden on Wednesday last.
| The Firemen's ball will soon be here
and from talk about town one would
judge that nearly everybody intends
going. The date is Friday evening. Feb.
28th, and the music is bound to please,
as Kneff & Hatch's orchestra hasa state
wide reputation. Remember the con-
cert from $50 to 9:3O After you have
listened to that, stay and enjoy the ball.
The Fire Department will do everything
to make pleasurable time.
John Young will give $4,000 for
perfect pearl. This pearl must weigh
I03 or over grains 1t must be abso-
lutely perfect in every form. 1t may be
pearl or button shape. It may reflect
any o. all colors of the rainbow. This is
the wonderful offer of the Brodhead
man, who has bought and sold more
Wisconsin pearls in the last twenty one
years than any other resident of the
state. 1t is twenty-one years since pearls
were first found in Wisconsin, Since
Mr.. Young first began to buy the Wis
consid product he has handled many of
the finest specimens.
In the way of recurring birthdays,
Fred Ratzlaf is in line with all the
other boys of this great land. On the
evening of February 9th large number
his young friends assembled at his home
to fittingly celebrate the 18th birthday
anniversary. And they did 1t in a most
entertaining way. The evening hours
were pleasantly passed and luncheon
which the company epared was served.
Fred is one of the steady, industrious
and worthy young men of this city, and
the joining of friends to observe the
passing of another mile stone in his life
was most appropriate
The Chicago papers report that Rev.
James r. Kaye occupied his pulpit at