The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-10-25

son witnessed the Perdue-U University
football game at Madison on Saturday
Visit the Lyric tonight - special
films and good motion pictures every
night.
Failure to get the shipment of
/ crushed stone promptly and the rainy
weather have combined to delay the
street improvement again for several
DAYS this week.
Up to the present week duck hunt
ing on Lake Koshkonong has been poor
this season. There has been but few
of the large birds on the lake so far
but an abundance of mud hens has FUR
nished some sport for the hunters.
-Chas. Flagg, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Flagg of this city, who has been
employed as teacher of manual training
at Washburn for the past two years,
has recently accepted position in the
schools at Superior, Wis, at an ad-
vanced salary. He is graduate of the
Stout Training school at Menominee
/ and the news of his advancement will
be pleasing to many friends in this city.
! Mrs. VIM. Bartz Sr. was rendered
a pleasant surprise Friday evening at
her home in the second ward on the oc-
casion of her 10th birthday. The event
was planned and ably carried out by
| the members of the German Ladies Aid
society, of which Mrs. Bartz is num-
bered among the oldest members. Mrs.
Bartz was presented with handsome
rug in remembrance of the occasion.
There was pleasant family gath
ering at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. An
son Bliven, north of town, on Sunday
last, in honor of Mr. Bliven's 68th
birthday, at which four generations OF
the family were present-Milo Collins,
Mrs. Arson Bliven, Mrs. Geo. McCul-
louch and little Wanda MCCULLOUGH,
aged three weeks. The family were
all home, including Miss Hazel Bliven
of Beloit and Geo. McCullou CHI of Mil
ton Junction.
AT the Norwegian parsonage on
Thursday, October "a, 1912, at $3.50 in
the afternoon, Rev. ]. Linnevold per-
formed the ceremony uniting in mar
riage William Solien of Stoughton and
Miss Annie Johnson of this city. The
groom at present is employed by the
Edgerton Wagon Co.; the bride is
daughter of Julius Johnson, and the
young couple have many friends in this
city who extend to Them congratula-
lions. They will be sat home" In EI-
gerton after returning from short
wedding trip.
Proposed change in the law govern
ing the Modern Woodmen of America
is direct violation of the vested con-
| tract rights of the members, and is
null and void so far as it tries to change
rates without consent of the members,
according to Judge G. S. Bradshaw, of
the equity division of the district court,
in an opinion handed down at Des-
Moines, Iowa, this week. The decision
was given in case wherein the insur-
gent wing asked the court to set aside
and annul certain changes in the arti-
cles of the association as laws adopted
by the head camp of the Modern Wood
men of America at an adjourned ses-
sion held in Chicago in January, 1912.
If the first number Of the seasons
lecture course may be taken as fair
index of what is to follow, the City
Federation has made no mistake in the
selection of course of entertainment.
Elias Day, who filled the initial date at
Royal hall last Thursday evening, was
favored with large and critical audi
ence, and, we believe, gave most sat-
isfactory entertainment. He proved
to be the most versatile character i'm
personator that has ever appeared in
Edgerton. There was an artistic touch
to all his varied costumes and imper-
with the average performance of this
order. Mr.. Day will rank among the
best in his line.
Plays may come and plays may go
with all their heralding, but ga Girl of
the Underworld" will give you more
genuine amusement and satisfaction in
one evenings entertainment than any
other show playing this class of thea
tiers. A great big, clean, wonderful
hit is what ga Girl of the Underworld"
is. The title, "a Girl of the Under
world" is strong, forceful and effec-
tive; but, there is nothing whatever to
offend, to cause blush of shame to
anyone. Its author, Jack German, is
proud of the lesson it teaches to the
world. Mothers, daughters and sweet
hearts can see this play without feeling
the slightest remorse. At Royal hall,
Er.Jou no+ OE%L Or:aoo