The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-11-13

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Good news Thompson's Comedians
at Royal hall for three nights.
Work in the Rank of Esquire at the
K of P. lodge next Tuesday evening.
Allan Skinner and wife we're over
Sunday guests of friends in Oconomo-
voc.
Mrs. r. N. johnson informs this Of
flee of her removal from Indian Ford to
GAINESVILLE.
Don't forget the Saturday afternoon
matinee at Scenic theater, beginning at
| 3 o'clock.
Mrs. VIM. Carnell of Milwaukee has
been passing the week with former Ed
gerton friends.
The annual convention of the State
Horticultural Society will be held at
Madison, Ian. 1213-14.
Some real sharp weather came bowl
| ing down from the north during the
week, the first intimation that winter is
not SO far away.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Atwood left on
Wednesday morning for visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Homer Sylvester, at Liv-
ingston, Grant county.
The G.. A. r. and Women's Relief
Corps gave farewell supper Saturday
evening to Thos. l.. Stillman before his
departure for Florida.
/ Mrs. Baxter, who has been guest
of her brothers family, L. w. Puerner,
for the past few weeks, returned to her
home IN Waukesha Wednesday.
IF you are base ball fan, or if you
love the game just little bit, be sure
and hear Mrs. Schmidt sing "Take Me
out to the Ball Came" At the Scenic
theater tonight Thursday.
| Mrs. James Hepburn, residing on
the Wentworth farm west of town, sui
by being thrown from buggy early in
the week. Dr. keenan, was called to re-
duce the fracture of both bones above
| the ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas P. Touton were
called to FIT. Atkinson Sunday to attend
the funeral of FL. c. Mcmillan, grand
father of Mrs Touton, who succumbed
from sudden attack of heart failure,
aged IS years.
| The green thing for the roof of the
new school building has arrived, being
about the last of the material needed to
/ complete the structure The inside fin
ishing in hard woods is now going on,
! but the finishing touches Can hardly be
completed before the new year.
On November 1st George Pollard
and Adolph Jensen assumed the man.
agement of Royal hall. They will en-
| deavor to sustain the reputation Of the
retiring management by giving the pub
lie some good attractions the coming
season.
| DO you remember George Thomp-
son and Cora Bennett? Certainly you
| do, and that's why we remark that they,
assisted by first class company, will be
| at Royal hall three nights, commencing
Monday, Nov. Is, to entertain the thea
ter goers of Edgerton.
The opening of the Scenic Theater
| Saturday drew crowd most satisfactory
to the management, and those who at
| tended were pleased beyond measure.
First class work in the way of putting
| the pictures on the screen and line of
pictures interesting, together with the
| illustrated songs was what pleased the
crowd. Seven complete performances
were given and each one was we'll pat
ronized.
The old time favorites, ThompsoE's
Comedians, are again billed for Royal
hall. The dates are Nov. Is, IL and Is,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. "The Devil, He Paid the Price"
and the newest of musical comedies,
1.-THE Yankee Doodle Girl" are listed for
the coming attractions. Ladies free on
opening night if accompanied by lady or
| gentleman holding one reserved seat
| ticket, to be purchased at the advance
sale Office Seats on sale at Ash's; prices
TO- 20 and 80 cents.
Sunday afternoon at 2 clock at st.
Johns German Lutheran church, Rev.
Spilman pronounced the words which
united in marriage Charles A. Fritzke
and Miss Emma Handtke. The young
couple we're attended by Albert Fritzke,
! VIM. Handtke, Clara Fritzke and Edith
| Handtke. Immediately after the cere-
mony the wedding party we're driven to
the home of the brides parents Herman
Handtke and wife, in the town of Full
ton where a sumptuous wedding feast
was served to the immediate relatives of
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