The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-15
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The K. of P. lodge are making ar
rangements for their annual ball, which
will be held in May this year.
&C. l.. Culton and F. P. Carrier
have arranged to exhibit cars at the
auto show in GAINESVILLE this week.
Mrs. Rundell and daughter of
Rewey are visiting at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Boutelle.
The Ladies Aid society of the Christ
Lutheran church will be entertained
Thursday, March 21st, by Mrs. P. M.
Ellingson.
Geo. Underhill's family expect to
occupy their new home, just completed,
on Washington street the latter part of
the week.
About $50 tickets were sold at the
annual chicken pie supper given by the
Mems club of the Congrega tional
church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lawson will meet with the
Edgerton w. G. T. U. at Library hall,
Saturday afternoon at $3.50. A full at
tendance is desired.
Misses Charlotte Du Bots and Anne
liza Holland will entertain the Pigefore-
ming Thursday evening this week at
Miss Hollands home.
Mr.. Richard We'll of L. We'll & Co.,
New York, is in the state looking after
the packing of the new crop which the
firm is handling at Evansville, Will
Smith being in charge of the business.
AT Modern Woodman hall Tuesday
evening panoramic lecture was given
upon the Bitter Root Valley, Mont, to
a small audience that was present. The
pictures showed the orchards and crops
grown in this wonderfully prolific
country.
Sixteen hundred head of lambs
were shipped from the feeding yards
here Sunday evening to Trevor, having
been sold by the owner, Montana
stockman, to feeder at that point.
The lot brought $5.85 per cwt. and av-
eraged about 70 pounds each.
The birthday anniversary of John
T. Toynton was the occasion of a gath
ering of the Epworth League at his
home Wednesday evening. Musical
numbers were given and a good social
time had. Refreshments were served.
Arthur Moore of Evansville, who
was married to Miss Ida Organ at
Ladysmith on the 9th inst, was in
town the first of the week to engage
suitable living rooms. Mr.. Moore is to
be employed with the Edgerton Tele-
phone Co.
Mrs. Harry Ash entertained
pleasant company of lady friends at
| o'clock luncheon Friday in honor of
Mrs. w. Dryfus of Milwaukee. Covers
were laid for eighteen, the home being
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
Bridge occupied the attention of the
guests for the afternoon.
The 1912 directories of the Edger-
ton Telephone Co. are now ready for
distribution from the central office. A
slight change has been made IN the
form of the publication for convenience
sake but it is correct and complete up
to the date of printing. There are
about fifty additions to the directory
issued year ago.
Royal hall is to be equipped with
new seats of modern and comfort
able pattern. The order was placed
by w. H. Clarke some time ago and
the seats have arrived from the factory
during the week and will be placed in
position as soon as possible. Manager
Pollard wishes to assure the patrons
that effort will be made to give the
public good clean shows and comfort
able play house to witness them in.
The home of Mons Vedvig in the
town of Porter was place of enjoy
ment and merriment last Saturday
evening. Friends and neighbors to the
number of 40 assembled at the Vedvig
home unlimited, taking well filled lunch
baskets with them. And their pres
ence was welcomed. The evening was
pleasantly passed at cards and social
good time. Mr.. and Mrs. Vedvig were
presented with a handsome rocker to
remind them of friends they leave when
they move to their new home in Dane
county.
The Brotherhood Club met last
Friday night at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. G. Biederman. The SUBJ
ject for discussion of the evening was
SIS Crime Hereditary" D. w. North
spoke in the affirmative and Rev. G.
K. MacInnis in the negative. Piano
duets were rendered by Misses Doris
Clarke and Hazel Biederman, mando-
lin duet by Roy Hopkins and w. G.
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