The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-27

at % cents.
/ Rev. e. j. Symonds will preach at
| the Stebbinsville church next Sunday at
3 p. m.
Miss Belle Lord of Waukesha has
been spending the week with relatives
here.
| Mrs. A. w. Bentley and Mrs. G. e.
Shannon are visiting Mrs. FL. G. Adams
at Madison.
Elmer Dreyer Of the state univer-
sity was Sunday guest at the home OF
| Chas Wussow.
| The morning service at the Norwe-
gian church will next Sunday be con-
Quoted in the English language.
Mrs. Geo. Waters of Duluth, Mimi,
visited few days of the week at the
home of her father, Mr. Byron Long.
Will Tallman and wife of GAINESVILLE
were guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry ash couple of days this week.
DIR. and Mrs. A. p. Nicholson were
called to Iowa Saturday by telegram
announcing the death OF the doctors
| brother.
| Fl. w. Coon and p. G. Brown repre-
sented the Edgerton Telephone Co. at a
| conference of telephone companies OF
the state with the railway commission
held at Madison on Tuesday.
Job Marsden has gone to Iowa
where he will pass some time with reia-
tives, after which he will go to Dakota,
and will make his home with his son for
the present
/ The ladies Of the w. r. G. are ar
ranging for their annual Dutch Mar
ket" to take place in their rooms on the
evening of March 3lst. A good supper
| will be served. 16w2
Mel Kellogg, a five year old son of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg. has been
very dangerously i'll with pneumonia
during the week. His condition at this
writing, however, is more hopeful.
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Apparently the municipal ticket will
not be found wanting in the way of can
didates for Office this year. It's free
/ for-all and the winners will be award
ed prizes Immediately after election.
The Mems Club will meet at the
home of A. S. Flagg on Friday evening,
March 9th. The principal topic of the
evening will be 1.-The Commission Plan
of Governing Cities" led by John Cop
ley.
| "A handsome, large, solid oak pre-
scription case has recently been put in
at Atwell's drug store. 1t was designed
and built by.John Ruosch and is good
specimen of fine work Edgerton builders
are capable of doing.
"A petition has been circulated and
signed by 200 people living in the town
| of Albion, asking the voters of Edgerton
to vote no license at the coming spring
election. This looks like moral support
of the movement.
| Another store for Edgerton. Mike
Schmidt has rented the Mabbett &
Towne building, next to Mrs. Johnson's
millinery store, and will conduct an ex-
elusive shoe store. The interior has
been refitted, cleaned and painted and
will make a neat and convenient room
for an up-to date stock of shoes, such as
Mr. Schmidt intends carrying.
The sophomore Glass will give their
class play, 1.-THE Miser of Raveloe,' in
Culton Memorial hall, Friday evening.
There are four acts and the cast COM
prises 26 names. The High School or
chestra will furnish plenty of good music.
| Admission 25 cents, and the proceeds
will go toward furnishing the new high
school building It will be an evening
| we'll worth your attendance.
| The City Federation of Women's
Clubs have arranged for an interesting
evening at Culton Memorial hall. We'd
nesday evening, April 9Th. Miss Belle
| Blend of Milwaukee will lecture on "In-
dian Music" and Mr.. A. b. Stout of
| Madison will give the same evening a
| description of the Indian mounds around
! Lake Koshkonong. Mr.. Bardeen will
! illustrate Mr.. Stout's lecture with stere
opticon. All are invited No admission.
Miss Helen Henderson was the
social events that has occurred this sea-
son. in dancing party given at Academy
, hall on Friday evening last. Out of It's
/ invitations sent out but few regrets
were received SO the hall was filled with
/ the merry makers. The hall was also
! very prettily decorated for the occasion.
Baumgartner's orchestra of five pieces
furnished the music, which by those in
attendance was pronounced as fine as