The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-02-10

The w. C. T. u. will meet Friday,
Feb. 10, at $50 in the women's room
at the library. All members are re-
quested to be present.
The Federation of Women's Clubs
are arranging to bring out comic OPP
era in the near future. The cast has
been given out and rehearsals COM
menced.
J Mr.. Lyle Beaudreau, the man with
two voices, is the greatest artist ln
mechanical effects behind the screen
ever seen in Edgerton. With the Basel
show, Feb. 9th. Prices, 10, 20 and rs
cents. Tickets now on sale.
| w. H. Hanneman, singer who can
sing, in popular illustrated songs, shown
with the latest electrical dissolving ap-
paratus, transcendently beautiful eff
fects, in the J. Har Basel picture show,
Feb. 9th. Prices, 10, 20 and Is cents.
Tickets now on sale.
It's Friday night the Firemen's
Annual Ball. This is the 26th one and
from what the ticket sellers say, most
everybody in town will be there this
time. If you don't care to dance, just
drop in and hear the concert from $3.50
to $50. It's worth the price alone.
Will Bardeen and Mike Schmidt
have purchased the Scenic theater out
fit from Raymond & Clarke. They in
tend to open the Scenic show house on
Saturday, Feb. 18th, in the room over
Browns meat market. This means
that Edgerton will have two good pic
ture shows.
| j. Herbert Snow writes us that he
is employed by the engineering depart
ment of the city of Los Angeles in
building a 225 mile aqueduct to supply
that city with pure mountain water, at
an estimated cost when completed OF
twenty-three million dollars. He is at
present located at Camp 8 about forty
miles from Mojave.
Joseph Binger was arrested by
Sheriff Ransom Sunday night at Kill
bourn for the alleged theft of horse
and buggy from William Thueson of
the town of Turtle. He was brought
to GAINESVILLE and was taken into
court to answer the charge which has
been lodged against him, and upon his
plea of guilt was fined 5000 and costs.
The special sales by Edgerton mer-
chants the past few weeks have at
tracted many people to this city. The
special prices and discounts on staple
goods has given purchasers an oppor-
tunity to secure good bargains. The
reputation of our merchants for doing
exactly as they advertise is unques-
| toned
The presentation of 'The Man on
the Box at Royal hall Tuesday even
ing was more than pleasing to the good
sized audience present. 1t is plays of
this character that speaks well for the
managers in making their bookings.
Occasionally hall managers are imposed
upon by travelling companies, but Jen-
son & Pollard endeavor to keep posted
and to book only the best.
-Ex-Gov. Hoch of Kansas will speak
at Royal hall, Wednesday evening, Feb.
18th. This is the third number of the
| lecture course. Mr.. Hoch has twice
been elected governor of Kansas and his
friends are now anxious to have him
run for u. S. senator. AS public
speaker he is in great demand, and it
is hoped those who can will avail them
selves of this great opportunity. Re-
served seats on sale at Ash's book
store, Monday, Feb. 18th, at IL o'clock.
/ The Edgerton high school basket
ball team went up against a good stiff
proposition at Stoughton Friday even
ing in game with the Stoughton high.
1t was rather one sided affair from
start to finish as score of "a to will
indicate. In preliminary game be-
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Engerton won by score of to 8. A
return game is to be played here short
ly and on their home gym. closer con-
test may be looked for.
| AT the meeting of the w. R. C..
Feb. z, 1911, program ''for the good
of the order" was given in honor of
our beloved deceased president, William
Mckinley. Papers on his life were
read by Mrs. Jessie Tellefson and Miss
Nellie Williams, followed by select
reading by Mrs. Gertrude Mccarthy.
He died loved by all true American
hearts. For his illustrious life we pay
Il tribute of love.
In Memory of William Mckinley.
Kingdoms the pride of dust to dust return.
AS History's dying hand lets fall the scroll,
But flaming through eternal paths shall burn
The Godward fire of heroic soul.
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