The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-12-08


of her father.
Father VIM. Luby of Pagan was
a guest of Rev. J. E. Harlin at st.
Joseph's parsonage.
Rev. F. w. Schoenfelt's two broth
ers residing at Beaver Dam have been
visiting him during the week.
Ten members will be received into
Sodality at ST. Joseph's church at the
Friday evening service at 1880 o'clock.
DIR. Williams, who is in charge of
the anti-tuberculosis campaign in this
section of the state, will give an ad-
dress at Memorial hall this Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spike return
ed from Harold, South Dakota, Tues
day evening, where they took up
claim last spring, to spend the winter
in Edgerton.
"A subscription in the hands OF
Postmaster McInnes for the relief OF
the cyclone sufferers has been gener-
ously signed during the week. Some
thing over $500 was pledged in couple
of days.
Miss Bertha Volkman was guest OF
honor at five table bridge party given
by Winifred Coon Saturday evening.
The guests were former members of
two bridge clubs of which Miss VOlk-
man was member.
North, Wentworth & Blanchard re-
port the sale of the j. G. Carr farm,
consisting of 26O acres of land near
Milton Junction, to Clarence E. Roby
and Clayton G. Roby, of the town of
La Prairie. Consideration, $26, 260.
The remains of Fred Root, who
died at the county hospital near James
vile Friday, were brought here Satur-
day for interment in the family lot in
Fassett cemetery. He was AZ years of
age and had been a sufferer from ciros-
sis of the liver for some time.
Thursday evening, Dec. 18th, Acad-
envy hall will contain a mirthful COM
pany. The Union Club will give So
cial dance that evening and many are
anxiously waiting the time to come.
Good music will be furnished and the
hand of welcome extended to all who
attend
All who are interested in temper
ance work are cordially invited to at
tend Kettledrum to be given by the
w. G.. T. u. at the home Of Mr. John
Copley, Friday afternoon, Dec. 9Th.
Mrs. Anna Warren of Stoughton will
give an interesting talk. A ten cent
lunch will be served.
The annual fair and supper given
by the ladies of St. Johns Lutheran
church Tuesday evening at Academy
hall drew very large attendance. The
supper tables were filled and cleared
many times before all had been served
the excellent meal they had provided.
The receipts of the evening reached
upwards of $3.50.
The friends of Mrs. Thos. Houfe
gave her very pleasant birthday sur
prise Monday by dropping in at her
home in Fulton and helping make the
event a most enjoyable occasion. A
bouhteous supper was served at the
proper hour, and Mrs. Houfe was made
the recipient of numerous gifts as re-
mjnders of their visit
The Lyric has arranged for an UNI
usually fine bill for the coming week
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings the attraction is WalIy Fitz-
gibbon in "Menca's Musical Minstrel"
while the first three evenings of next
week Georgia FloRenze, a lady ventril-
oquist, will be worth the price of adj
mission. Three full reels of films each
night.
Certainly the efforts of Manager
George Pollard in bringing to Edgerton
a musical entertainment of so high
class as Creatore's italian band ought
to be appreciated and given full house
at Royal hall Saturday evening, Dec.
9th. Creatore is but 26 years DID, and
is one of the recognized bandmasters
of today and his organization is the
most talked of band playing in the
larger cities.
"A company of Milwaukee young
ladies consisting of Alma and Helen
Neumann, Ollie Dobbertin, Ella GRADER,
Emma Zimdars, Selma Krone and
Sophie Hoerger came out to pass the
Thanksgiving holiday with the family
of Henry Schmeling. The party were
entertained together with the Schmel-
ings by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kruger
near Lake Koshkonong at Thanksgiv-
ing dinner.
The Edgerton Mercantile Co. filed