The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-05-05
-Ren Spike has rented the Teis-


hall, Friday evening, May 18th.
Henry Behnke of Albion has pur-
chased four-passenger Mitchell car OF
F. F. Burgy.
Mrs. r. E. Hopkins and younger
sons came down from Stuben Tuesday
for visit here.
1.-THE Rosary" the sensation of
the season in large cities, comes to
Royal hall May 18th.
The Ladies Society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church is invited to meet
at the home of Mrs. Martin Mason,
Thursday, May IL.
Miss Anderson, trained nurse who
has been caring for Mrs. Frank Sher-
man and babe, returned to her home at
Stoughton Tuesday.
B. o. Roskar and Thos. Gaarder
leave next Tuesday to visit their native
home in Norway, expecting to be alb
sent several months.
Mrs. H. D. Morgan and her moth
err, Mrs. Leedle, removed their house,
hold effects to Evansville Wednesday,
where they will reside.
The assessors are expected to start
the work of listing property for next
seasons taxes May 1st, but how shock
ingly poor some of us are.
"A marriage license has been Sc
cured in Dane county by Ernest Attic
sey of Fulton and Clara Wachlein of
Albion.
Bills have been circulated announc-
ing 'The Romance of the Reaper" and
can Exciting Auto Race" at the Scenic
May II, IL and IL.
Miss Stella Clifford gave miscel-
laneous shower May l, 1911, at her
home in honor of Miss Hazel Stevens
and many useful presents were left in
remembrance of the occasion. g
Cashier L. A. Anderson has rented
F. L. Burdick's residence and will soon
install his family there. The Burdicks
remove to the Scarcliff house recently
vacated by the Dean family.
-'.Zeke, the country boy, will be at
Royal hall next Saturday evening. The
play abounds with funny situations
from start to flush and Royal hall
ought to be filled on that evening.
-Trixy Mack and Baby Phillis,
vaudeville stars, will be at the Scenic
all this week. Their singing and dane
ing is said to be the best and Scenic
patrons delight in the entertainment.
Good pictures and music make the pro-
gram complete.
Hon. L. C. Whittet spoke before
the Business Mems Club at Oshkosh
Monday evening upon the guarantee of
bank deposit Legislation. He was ac-
companied by w. T. Pomeroy and
Henry Ebbott who stopped off on the
return at Fond du Lac to pay visit to
Rev. L. H. Keller.
The attraction at the Lyric this
Thursday evening will be films show
ing the Cowboy and Indian Frontier
Celebration, which was held at Chey-
enne, Wyoming. Col. Theo. Roosevelt
reviewed and participated in this cele-.
bration. 1t will please both young and
old and everybody in town ought to
see it.
The Walworth county sheriff trac-
ed horse thieves to the, vicinity of
Stoughton the latter part of the week
and then lost the trail. The stolen
horses were span of large bays at
tached to milk wagon, the property
of farmer near Lake Geneva. The
rig was seen to pass the Indian Ford
bridge on Friday night.
Miss Grace Donlevy of Chicago and
Senator James A. Bruce of Des Moines,
Iowa, were married in New York City,
April Oath. Miss Donlevy is a trained
nurse, employed in Edgerton at various
times but lately in charge of the Neil
Institute at Chicago, formerly south
side hospital, now owned by Senator
Bruce.
The committee from the fire de-
partment, commissioned by the COM
mon council, have purchased the Bald
win fire alarm system and the same
will be installed in about four weeks
The bell will be placed on tower near
the city hall and striker will be oper-
ated from central telephone Office. In
case of fire central is notified and the
alarm will be sounded. A glass front
box will also be placed on Front street,
from which an alarm can be turned in.
1t is the very thing this city has been
in need of for some time, and the COM
mittee think they have secured some
thing that will fill the bill.
1.-THE King of the Philippines, an
ingenious creation of the fertile brain
of "Stew" Buchanan, was presented