The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-03-24

has been visiting Edgerton relatives a
few days this week.
"A linen shower was given Miss
Clara Hanson at the home OF Miss Veya
Sutton Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frank M. Jack and daughter
of River Falls, has been visiting rela-
tives here the past few days.
Hubert Arthur and Allan Hahn re-
turned Tuesday from the east, where
they have been passing some time.
Miss L. Dickie of Spring Valley
accompanied Miss Esther Mcintyre
home to pass Sunday with her parents.
George Pollard, who is working
force of men on the new asylum at
West Salem for L. N. Pomeroy & Co.,
was down to pass Sunday here.
We'll, it looks much like spring.
Tuesdays temperature ran as high as
Y. The frost has left the ground and
the soil is about ready for filling.
The ladies of the NJ E. church will
hold rummagc sale in the w. r. G.
hall Thursday and Friday of next
week. The ladies will be thankful for
all articles donated.
The M. E. Brotherhood will meet
at the residence of Will Clifford, Mon
day, March II. Subject under discus
,;o,o 1,,;Il bo +Lo ,oo;p+oipapoo of rail
road rates. Good musical program.
AT meeting of the directors OF
the Albion Fire ms. Co., held here on
Thursday last, S. E. Anderson of the
town of Albion was elected treasurer
of the company to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of 0. o. Lem.
Jolly comedians, good looking col
ored girls that sing beautifully and
dance gracefully, and continual merry
jingle through the entire performance
are some OF the features of Damon's
Colored Comedians at Royal hall Mon
day evening, March 9th.
Two basketball games were played
at the high school gymnasium Tuesday
afternoon with Milton, both Of which
were taken by the local teams. In the
boys game the score was 80 to II and
with the girls Is to 5. A return game
is to be played at Milton Thursday ev-
ening.
The ladies' bridge clubs, which
have been competing for honors the
past season, met at The Carlton Hotel
Friday afternoon when the losers Of the
series paid the penalty in well served
six course dinner. The decorations of
the occasion were in green in conform
ity of St. Patrick's day.
The annual benefit entertainment
for the Edgerton band is next on the
program for home talent perform
ance and the initial rehearsal was given
Monday evening. S. HI. Buchanan has
the matter in charge, which is sufficient
guarantee that something good is In
store. Watch for further announce
ments.
Mrs. David Condor suffered Sc
we're fall Sunday evening while return
ing from C. H. Hitchcock's residence,
where she had heen making a call. In
coming down the steps she tripp-
ed and fell, sustaining such serious
bruises that she was carried to her
home. 1t is believed that no bones
were broken but she has been kept in
bed nearly all the time since.
The Commercial club of Evansville
has made an offer to Superintendent
Antisdel to furnish and equip building
for Rock county training school, on
the condition that should the board de-
eide to erect building for that pur-
pose they will build it at Evansville.
They agree to furnish a building and
equipment to cost from $500 to $1,000,
to be used for year or two, the coun-
ty board to erect a school building
there when it is built.
Mr.. E. J. Ward of the University
extension division spoke to moderate
sized audience in the Congregational
church Tuesday evening on the Social
Movement, of which he has been pro-
| moter in Rochester, N. Y, Milwaukee
and other cities. He gave a practical
talk illustrated with steroptican slides,
showing what can be done along lines
of social unlift in smaller cities The
lecture was certainly deserving of a
better patronage.
Sunday evening relatives sprung a
surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. Ellen Stone of
this city, the occasion being in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stones silver wedding
anniversary. Aside from the children
other relatives were present as follows:
William Arid, Mr.. and Mrs. Nipling,
and Mrs. Levi Hubbell and daughter,
Miss Mida An excellent simmer was