The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-15

George Rea and Heury Bunker are
assisting in running the State fair this
week.
Mrs. John LaBundy departed We'd
nesday for weeks visit at Elkhorn
and Sharon.
You'll be sorry if you miss "A
Bachelors Honeymoon at Royal hall
next Tuesday evening.
Miss Louise Jensen will entertain
the Pigeforening in the basement OF
the church Thursday evening, Sept. q.
William Link returned from Madi-
son the first of the week, having been
called there by the death of his father
Mrs. Ralph Lidicker and little
daughter returned to Beloit Tuesday,
after weeks stay with relatives here.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday the
Scenic presents the great musical trio,
Silver Bell Trio. Guaranteed attrac-
ton.
w. A. Clarke and wife left We'd
nesday for Sparta to visit their daugh-
ter and family the remainder of the
week.
-Thuron Moon went to GAINESVILLE on
Wednesday, entering the state school
for the blind, the fall term opening that
day.
j. J. Leary, wife and son Johnnie
went to Milwaukee Wednesday. Mr..
Leary will spend several days there on
business.
Miss Helen Merrill entertained
company of young people at her home
Monday evening in honor of Miss Flor
ence Hurd.
Willard Doty assisted the Kneff or
chestra of GAINESVILLE at fair and
dance given in Footville Tuesday after
noon and evening.
james Cunningham arrived home
Wednesday, having been at Jefferson,
where he held position in livery
stable for several months.
-Pringle Bros. & Keller have added
dray line to their store, their bust
ness being large enough to keep one
dray busy most of the time.
-Nels E. Nelson came home Monday
evening from the Kickapoo valley,
where he has been for several weeks
as one of the buying force of the United
Cigar Co.
Mrs. L. Dickerson and Miss Eliza
beth Conrad departed Tuesday for Mar
shall, Mich, for visit with Mrs. R. c.
Green. They will be absent about a
week.
Through the kindness of VIM. Willie
The Reporter families were treated to
a cabbage dinner this week, half
dozen nice heads being left here We'd
nesday. SIS
Henry Vaughn of Fulton returned
Tuesday night from Glen Falls, N. Y,
where he spent the past two years
with two brothers and sister who re-
side there.
Bonnie Otto, son of William Otto,
was taken to GAINESVILLE Monday by DR..
Shearer where he underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis. His condition at
present is favorable.
Alderman August Dallman and wife
went to Milwaukee last Saturday and
have been passing the time with rela
tives and taking in the fair. They re-
turned home Thursday.
Elmer Ebbott and bride returned
to Edgerton Tuesday after a honey
moon of week and are stopping with
his fathers family until his residence
is ready for occupancy.
There must be reason why the
crowds always go to the Scenic. This
last week has seen the largest number
of people there of any week since the
Scenic was opened. This theater is
Squ1ppCd Will oCc1Sc dIlu gives ICo pat
rons the best. Try it.
The Doty & Maltpress cider mill in
the old laundry building is running out
some sweet cider that tastes just like
it did when we were boys. Rich, red,
clean, sweet cider is good for anyone
to take, and that's the kind they make.
"A real comedy of merit is what can
be said of GA Bachelors Honeymoon"
which is booked at Royal hall for Tues
day, Sept. 49, The play is full of clean
comedy and original and funny situa-
tions. Benjamin Bachelor is a widow
er with two daughters twins and is
completely unnerved at the thought of
his sister, straight laced puritan,
finding he has married an actress. His
clumsy attempt to keep his newly we'd
ded wife from finding h ? has two grown
daughters leads to some extremely lu-
dicrous scenes. The leading parts are
PLAYED by Fred Clement and Mary Big