The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

equipment WHICH MS cuSIoHiedS VIII az
preciate.
This office has been advised where
room and board accommodations can
be secured for six women sorters and
rooms for four more.
The Kvindeforening is invited to
meet in the basement of the Norwe-
gian church on Thursday, Feb. 9Th, by
Mrs. John Linaas and Mrs. Victor
Hartzheim.
Henry Willie closes his seventh year
as rural carrier on Route No. l from
this office on Saturday next. During
that time he has not lost single day
by sickness, which all will admit is a
very good record.
The patrons of the movies can de-
pend on seeing three good films of Sc
lected subjects each evening at The
Lyric. The new management is keep
ing right up to date.
The Edgerton Electric Light Co..
have installed an electric range in G..
E. Shannon's home Interested par
ties are invited to call and have its
workings demonstrated.
John Thronson, young Albion
farmer, and Miss Mabel Larson of
Stoughton were united in marriage at
the parsonage by Rev. M. H. Hegge of
the First Lutheran church in that city
at 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Geo. Nichols closed the purchase
Wednesday of the j. P. Towne resi-
dence on Washington street and con-
templates moving his family from Por-
ter to this city shortly. The considera-
ton was $1,000. Sale was made by c..
E. Sweeney.
-Halvor Gregerson of near the West
churches in Pleasant Springs died on
Monday afternoon. Gregerson was a
bachelor, living alone, and when a
neighbor called Saturday he was dis
covered lying on the floor unconscious
from fall.
The first recall petitions having
been found defective, the second re-
call petitions against the officials of the
commission form of government at
GAINESVILLE have been filed this week.
An election will doubtless be held on
the recall at the regular spring election
when, if the voters so decide, another
set of city officials will be given trial.
There will be one chance to get all
the chicken pie one wants and it will
be good pie, too. The men will serve
a chicken pie supper at the Methodist
church Thursday, Feb. 9Th. 1t will be
about 5 o'clock when the supper begins
and the hour of ending is left with you.
A lot of good things besides the pie
will be served, and a lot of nice men
will do the serving. This beats supper
at home.
On another page of this paper will
be found big adv. announcing the
seventh anniversary clearing sale of
Pringle Bros. & Keller Co. and the
quoting of prices that the thrifty buyer
will do we'll to consider. These events
are watched for as means of saving,
for every little bit helps in these times
of nigh cost of living. Consult the
dates, Feb. 3 to 6, and be prepared to
take advantage of the offerings.
The high school basketball team is
making quite an enviable record as the
season progresses. Friday evening at
Brodhead they defeated the local high
school five by a score of % to II.
Again at the home gym. Saturday ev-
ening they met the crack Baraboo team
in one of the best games ever seen in
Edgerton and came out victorious by
score Of % to 20. Baraboo stood in
line for the state championship last
season. On Friday evening of this
week Edgerton will play Sun Prairie at
the Child gym. and rafting good
game may be expected.
Joint installation of officers elect
of Fulton Lodge, No. So. F. & A. NJ,
and Edgerton Chapter o. E. S. took
place at their lodge rooms Wednesday
evening and was the most largely at
tended event of it's kind ever held in
our CITY, A $50 o'clock supper pre-
ceeded the installation exercises at
which 152 plates were laid and most
excellent meal was served. With By
ron Long acting as installing officer
and Alex Campbell, marshal, the fol-
lowing officers of Fulton Lodge were
installed: w. NC. H. Babcock; S.
W.. B. Shaw; J. W.-D. B. Lamp
man; Treasurer Henry Ebbott; Sec
retary-J. L. Holton; S. Drank
Pearson; ]. D.-F. c. Meyer; Stew
ards-Fred Carrier, Elmer Ebbott;
Tyler-C. A. Pratt.
Mrs. Kittie Clarke acting as INSTALL
ing officer for Eastern Star order and