The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-18
Club dance Friday evening of this

Club dance Friday evening Of this
week.
That ladies' hand bag remains I'M
called for at this office.
Fred Grove of Boulder, Col, has
been visiting relatives here and al
GAINESVILLE during the week.
Dean Swift has sold his residence
to Walter Parks of the town of Albion
who has contracted to sell his so acre
farm to Chris. Phillips for So, 900.
A lady's undressed kid glove was
picked off the walk and brought to this
office the first of the week. Owner
please call and pay for this notice.
Whoever reads the advertising col
ums of this paper will observe the va
riety of holiday offerings that ought to
satisfy the most exacting, both as to
quality and price. Nearly all of your
wants can be satisfied right here at
home, SO make your selections early.
AT the annual election of officers of
Fulton Lodge No. SO F. & A. NJ We'd
nesday evening the following were
chosen: w. NJ &C. H. Babcock; S. w.
G. Baumgartner; j. W.-Roy Wright;
Sec. y. L. Holton; Treas. Henry Eb-
bott; Trustee for years.. C. Hop
kins.
The lecture course management is
in receipt of a communication from
Mr.. Rain, the bureau agent, saying
that the Italian boys are taking every
thing by storm Do not miss the OPP
portunity of hearing them at Royal
hall next Monday evening. Seats will
be on sale at F. E. Ash's store Friday
morning, Dec. Is, at o'clock.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the meeting of
the Royal Neighbors Wednesday even
ing: Oracle Mrs. Kathrine Mcintosh;
Vice-Oracle- Mrs Lola Horton; Chan
cellor Mrs. Thressa Campbell; Re-
corder Mrs. Hettie Merrill. Marshal
Mrs. Matte Ash; Inner Seminal Mrs.
Anna Knapp; Outer Sentinel Mrs.
Mamie Whittet; Manager 3 years Mrs.
Kittie Smith; Physician DR.. McChes-
ney. The judges announced that the
contest was won by the side captained
by Mrs. Eta Green.
+ 81
.sThe Road to California at Royal
hall Tuesday evening, December 22nd.
1t is a strong western musical drama in
three acts. While it is western it is
different from any play of that class.
This play was written by Mr.. Walter
Edwards, man who spent fifteen
years among the gamblers, Indians
and miners on the frontier in the early
days. Each character in this piece is
true to life from the careless cowboy
to the sneaking Indian half breed.
There is something in the play for
everyone for it contains pathos, come
dy and number of thrilling situations.
AS special feature Mr. Mock Sad Ali,
the clever and popular magician, will
introduce forty-five minute act of
magic between acts one and two.
Miss Bessie Keller Of this city has
been chosen for the new Ladies Glee
Club Of Lawrence college Practically
every girl participated in the try-out,
so that the thirty members represent
the very best voices the school affords.
1t is rather new thing for Lawrence.
Mr.. William Harper, head of the Law
renee Conservatory, and singer of
national reputation, will act as soloist
ard director. They will also be accom-
panied by Josephine Retz-Garns. Fer
the past few seasons she has been one
of the foremost figures in lyceum work.
The program will therefore be of a
very high order and varied enough to
suit any taste. During February and
the following months concerts will be
given in various parts of the state.
The manager is already arranging dates,
and everything points to most sue
cessful season.
Married.
wILBUR-GROSS.