The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-02-24
Robert Attlesey is improving.

IrlonQS IN monroe w 0uIl0SGdy.
Miss Marie Carey of Sioux City,
Iowa, is guest of Winifred Coon.
Miss Lizzie Sommerfeldt, who has
been seriously i'll, is now able to be up.
Attorney Wilson Lane of GAINESVILLE
was in Edgerton on business on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Mary Watson of Stebbins-
vile has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Dave.
Mel johnson and wife of Madison
were down to attend the Eastern Star
dance Wednesday evening.
Peters Bros. take space in The Re-
porter to advertise the prices at which
they are selling meats. Look it up.
The Peters Bros. entertained a
company of about twenty of their
friends at wild goose dinner served
on Sunday last.
The cozy little Lyric is always an
inviting place to pass an evening.
Manager Kathan is pleased to see your
face among the crowd.
-Bardeen & Smith have hung out an
attractive sign from the wall of the
Scenic. This show house is having
good run of pictures since starting.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church will give an elephant
sale and general supper at Csc at the
church basement Wednesday evening.
p. Riley has sold his house and five
acres of land in this city to VIM. Bar
rett, consideration $1700. Sale made
by c. E. Sweeney Real Estate Agency.
Mrs. L. Tyler underwent an opera
ton in GAINESVILLE Saturday morning for
appendicitis. Her recovery is assured
and she expects to return home in
about ten days.
Two sermons at the Methodist
church next Sunday, morning and even
ing. If you want to hear Pastor Mac
Innis speak twice more before leaving
for the Orient, Sunday will be your
chance.
w. E. Colladay of Lake Kegonsa
was a prize winner on Silver King,
Wis, No. corn at the national expo
sition, open to the world, held at Co
lumbus, Ohio, Jan. 30 to Feb. II. Mr..
Colladay was the only Dane county
man to win on corn.
Clara, the four year old daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Chris Oren, died Mon
day evening of pneumonia. The fun
eral took place at p. m. Wednesday,
Rev. J. Linnevold officiating This is
the second aff1iction that this family
has sustained recently.
Next Monday evening is the date
for the mask ball. It's going to be a
good one because of the liberal prizes
offered for the best costumes Strick-
er's orchestra will furnish the music
and that means a treat for all who love
good music.
An interesting meeting of the
Mems Club was held at the home of
John Mawhinney Monday evening when
the principal address was given by
Rev. Rowell, Of Beloit, who spoke of
church influences. The Misses Lucille
and Kathleen Culton furnished the
music.
One of the most delightful social
parties given this season was held
under the auspices of the Eastern Star
at Academy hall Wednesday evening,
with nearly hundred couple in at
tendance. Very satisfactory music was
furnished by Thompson's orchestra of
Madison
The Edgerton Cornet band has
made proposition to the Advancement
association to the effect that unless
$500 can be raised for their services
they will discontinue open air Saturday
night concerts. The officers of the as
ISOLATION will take this matter up with
the citizens in few days and hope to
meet with favorable response.
The good friends of Pastor Mac
Innis and wife assembled at their home
last Tuesday evening to surprise the
couple and say fare-you-well to Mr..
MacInnis before his departure to the
far east. There were about hundred
present, all bent on a good time, and
the best of all no one left disappointed.
Each guest took pound of something
and the pastors family are we'll stocked
for the present.
The Madison high school basket
ball team trimmed up the local team in
a game at the gymnasium Tuesday
evening by score of "a to 10. The
Edgerton boys seemed to lack ginger
on the occasion and fell an easy victim
to the visitors. 1t is hoped for better
results on Friday evening when dou
bile hill will he piven The first teams