The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-12-10

al hall, Monday evening, Dec. Ii.
Thursday, Dec. 2, 1909, baby girl
was born to Henry Stricken and wife.
Miss Maude Parks of Jefferson was
entertained at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. Frank Williams, portion of last
week.
Mrs. Frank Williams was elected
treasurer of the w. R. C. of this dis
trict at the convention held at Fort At
kinson November 80.
| Watch closely the advertisements
in The Reporter the next two weeks.
They will contain pointers beneficial to
your holiday shopping.
| Through the E. M. Ladd real es-
tate agency, Frank Heble's ITO acre
farm in the town of Albion has been
sold to Ed Haugen DOR $14, OPS.
Rev. G. Kenneth MacInnis acted
as one of the judges in a declamatory
contest at Milton college Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 7th. Miss Mable Wilson
occupies the chair of elocution in
that college and this contest is said to
be one of the best ever held.
The basket ball game Tuesday
evening between Milton and Edgerton
resulted in score of "a to IL in favor
of Edgerton. Owing to the fact that
interscholastic rules were not followed
it was not considered good game, al
though both teams played good ball.
The Donald Robertson company
billed for Royal hall, Monday evening,
Dec. 13, is said to be one of the best
attractions coming here this season,
and are playing under guarantee. 1t
the patronage is satisfactory the man.
agement of Royal hall hope to book
them fora later date in Shakespeare
an play.
-Maplewood Lodge No. 2486 R. N.
of A. at the regular meeting Wednes
day evening elected the following of
fcers for the ensuing year: Oracle
Katherine Mcintosh; Vice Oracle-Eliza
Dickinson; Chancellor Hattie Tyler;
Recorder Merrill; Receiver
Sarah Kellogg; Marshal-Delia Mad
den; Inner Sentinel-Ann Knapp; Outer
Sentinel-Anna Hammond; Manager
Ethel Marsden; Physician = DR.. Nc
Chesney. Ii
This office can testify to the fitness
of box of Mr. Charles R. Bentley's
Don Ramiro cigars for Christmas
present. Besides being put up in neat
boxes for the occasion, the cigars merit
the giving and will be appreciated by
anyone who enjoys good smoke. The
stock filler, binder and wrapper-was
selected for it's choiceness and the cigar
is handsomely made. If any one doubts
our ability to judge good cigar, just
buy a box Don Ramiros and be con-
WINGED after this manner.
The Milwaukee road inaugurated
new sleeping car service on Sunday last
between Rockford and Minneapolis.
The car will leave Rockford at 7:30 p.
m. and attached to the Chicago-M Madison
train at GAINESVILLE at $50, reaching
Edgerton at 9:29, Madison at 1910,
Portage at 1885, arriving at Minneap-
oils at $3.50 the next morning. Return
M, Madison at 5:45 a. m. and attached
to the Chicago-Madison 6 o'clock train
and dropped off at GAINESVILLE where it
is taken to Rockford at 500.
After six years foremanship of the
home where the celebrated Imperial
cigar is made, Henry Wesendonk has
rendered his resignation to the Edger-
ton Cigar Company to take effect Sat
urday evening of this week. While
Mr.. Leary dislikes to part with fore
man whom he knows to be competent
and trustworthy in every respect, yet
the fattering offer that was made Mr..
Wesendonk by GAINESVILLE parties led
him to accept the resignation. Next
Monday Henry goes to GAINESVILLE to
take the position of foreman in the
GAINESVILLE Cigar Company's shop. Mrs.
Wesendonk and daughter will remain
here for time.
| Academy hall was never more
tastefuliy and profusely decorated than
on the occasion of the lair and supper
given by the ladies of the German
church last Tuesday afternoon and
evening. Articles of all description,
beautiful and useful, were offered for
sale and found ready purchasers. Light
luncheon was served in the afternoon
to many. At five o'clock the hall was
set with tables and the tables provided
with all the good things to eat that a
sharpened appetite could crave for, and