The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-12-31

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-Halvor Bjoin of Rice Lake, joined
his wife here for brief visit with Ed
gerton relatives during the week.
Don't miss the splendid musical en-
tertainment by the David Johnson
Concert Co. at Royal hall next Monday
evening.
Miss Helen Coon entertained a
company of twenty of her young friends
at six-thirty O'Clock dinner on Tues
day evening.
DIR. E. L. Shepard was home from
Montana for the Christmas holiday,
leaving again for the far west on
Wednesday.
Mr.. R. A. Painter and wife of
Harvard, H., spent Xmas with their
mother, Mrs. J. H. Price, and brothers,
Eugene and Otto.
e. j. Reynolds and wife Of Madi-
son and Mr.. Morse of Chicago were
guests at the home of JOS. Leary and
wife Christmas day.
Miss Alyce Ebbott, who has been
ill for several months, is in critical
condition at this writing and there is
no hope of her recovery.
No. Al drew the set of dishes given
away by M. B. Fletcher, but the holder
| of the ticket has not reported. If not
returned by Wednesday next another
drawing will take place.
David Johnson, young man of
| wonderful musical attainments and
polished violinist, heads the concert
company that appears at Royal hall
| next Monday evening.
Joint installation of Masonic and
Eastern Star officers will be held in
Masonic hall Wednesday evening, Jan.
9Th. A $50 supper wifi be served to
all members and their families.
The Misses Bessie Peterson and
Mary Ellen Wesendonk spent Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week visiting
at the Whitewater Normal school with
Miss Amanda Peterson, who accom-
panied them home to spend the
holidays.
The Misses Anna and Inger Hoen
entertained party of lady friends on
Wednesday afternoon, numbering
twenty. Bridge whist was the diver
sion and Mrs. ]. M. Conway won the
prize A dainty three course supper
was served.
Services at the M E. church next
Sunday morning and evening. In the
morning Pastor MacInnis will take for
his theme "a New Years Message"
in the evening ''The Man with the Bad
Eye" All are welcome.
The Burdick family gathering was
held at the home of T. j. Atwood
Christmas and numbered AZ old and
young. Aside from home relatives,
Geo. T. Atwood and family of Gays
Mills and DR.. Sylvester's family of
| Livingston were present.
AT high noon on Christmas day
Thorwald Torgeson and Miss Rose Han
son were united in marriage at the
Norwegian church, Rev. j. Linnevold
officiating. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. John Hanson and
| wife, in the town of Fulton.
Richard Leary arrived Thursday
from Edmonton, Alberta, to pass the
holidays with relatives here. He re-
ports that tremendous immigration is
still passing into the Canadian north
| west and the country fast settling up
with people mainly from the United
| States.
| just little more snow and a little
blow would tend to tie up railway traf-
| fic pretty effectually. Even under the
present conditions trains are unable to
keep anywhere near schedule, while
any further distractions to travel
would make the operation of trains a
hard proposition for time.
Last Monday evening members of
the K. P. lodge gave social party at
their hall. The fore part of the even
ing was passed at cards, luncheon was
served and then presents were distrib-
uted from handsomely trimmed tree.
Each member was permitted to invite
one couple, and there were about fifty
/ present.
Harold Peters gave birthday mas
| querade to company of his young
friends at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Peters, Tuesday evening
| that proved most enjoyable affair.
There were many unique costumes
worn by the guests causing no end of
| amusement Dancing formed a part of