The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-01-15
The Ladies Aid society will meet

next week on Thursday instead OF Wed
nesday. A picnic supper will be given.
Club dance at Academy hall on Fri
| day evening of this week. Dancing
from until IL o'clock
Installation of the officers of the
K of P. Lodge will take place next
i Tuesday evening, January 18th, at 8
o'clock. At the conclusion of the cere-
monies refreshments will be served.
All members of the lodge are requested
to be present.
I The Lutheran Mems club will meet
at the Norwegian church tomorrow
friday evening for the purpose Of
effecting an organization and adopting
constitution and bylaws. Refresh
ments will be served after the meeting.
| A cordial invitation is hereby extended
to members and friends of the church.
Oracle Mrs. Lucy Dickinson and
Vice-O Oracle Mrs. Lillis Clark, retiring
] officers of Maplewood Camp 2486, gave
a six o'clock dinner to the Neighbors
at Woodmen hall Wednesday. About
thirty-five members were present and a
most pleasant time was had The same
evening five new members were initial
ed into the Royal Neighoor Camp.
The family and friends of Mr. and
Mrs David Condor gathered at their
home in this city January 9th to assist
in celebrating the golden wedding of
this estimable couple. About fifty We're
| present and partook of sumptuous
dinner at IL O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Condor were very kindly remembered
by their children in appropriate gifts
! and a well filled purse.
/ DR.. Hills will return to his lecture
work in the west the latter part of
January and will be in Edgerton, Mon
/ day evening, February lst. This is his
/ second lecture tour in this section of
the country, having lectured here two
weeks late in November and filling DR..
Gunsaulus' pulpit in Chicago on Sunday.
! During the same two weeks DIR. Gun
saulus lectured in the east filing DR..
Hills pulpit in Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, as this is an annual arrange
ment between these two lecturers.
The inquiries coming in from the city
and surrounding country regarding DR..
Hills show lively interest in this
great man and the promise of a crowd
ed house on that date.
EAST Lynne, the greatest story
ever woven about woman s wrongs, the
favorite dramatic vehicle in the past of
many famous actors and actresses and
one of the most powerful magnets in
the theatrical field today, will be given
a notably artistic presentation by Jo-
seph Kings New York company at
Royal hall, Monday evening, Jan. 18th.
This greatest of emotional plays is one
of the real dramatic treats of the sea-
son. 1t will be ably interpreted by the
efforts of carefully selected and well
trained dramatic company. Everything
required in the way of scenic equip
ment and accessories has been provided
and competent stage direction will IN
sure a smooth and well balanced per-
Torrance.
Over 800 people visited the G. M. &.
ST. p. exhibit car while it stood upon
the side track near the depot on Friday
last. The object of sending this car
out is to instruct the people regarding
the wonderful opportunity and re-
sources of the country along the new
Pacific coast extension. The car con-
tains a varied collection of products
from the western states through which
the Pacific coast extension of the ST.
Paul road is now being built, and
among the samples shown may be mem
toned several varieties of wheat, al
falfa, barley, oats, corn, splendid ap-
pies, peaches, grapes, plums and other
fruits from Washington, potatoes, ruta-
bagas, beets, pumpkins, watermelons
and honey, while sample boards of
Idaho cedar, larch, white pine and white
fir are also exhibited, as are samples of
ore from some of the states.
i The financial statement of the city
of Edgerton from Sept. l, 1907, to Jan.
l, 1909, will be found published in de-
tail on another page of this paper. The
term covers year and four months
because of change in the law making
the financial year begin January 1st.
Under the department of waterworks
lit will be seen that a large expenditure:
for improvements has been made. Re-
pairs on the reservoir and grounds cost
upwards of $1,000. We are paying
| something like So, 500 year for hy-
drant rental which eventually extin-