The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Clark went to
Rochester, Mimi, Tuesday to consult
the Mayos regarding Mr.. Clark's
health
Special communication of Fulton
Lodge No. SO F. & A. M. will be held
Wednesday evening, Jan. 22nd, at 8
o'clock.
-Theo. A. Clarke and Roscoe L.
Mcintosh will open piano store in
Beloit within ten days, in the Vail block
on E. Grand Ave. The firm, which at
present operates stores in this city,
Milton and GAINESVILLE, will be known as
the Clarke Mcintosh Piano Co.
The mask ball in Academy hall on
next Monday evening, January 10th is
the talk of the town. Music will be
furnished by Merrill's orchestra and
dancing will be from $50 until one
o'clock. Tickets, Toe; ladies in mask,
Csc; spectators, 25c.
Frank A. Luse, an old Albion stu
dent in the early 70's, died at North
Yakima, Wash, the first of the year,
aged SIS years. Mr.. Luse removed to
North Yakima seven years ago from
Tacoma and was one Of the leading
members of the bar He was a brother
Of L. K. Luse of Superior, for many
years resident of Stoughton. Before
going to Tacoma he practiced law at
Aberdeen, S. d.
1t was certainly an appreciative
audience that greeted The Cambridge
Players who filled the third number on
the seasons lecture course at Royal
hall Wednesday evening. The program
provided such refreshing change from
the ordinary lyceum companies that it
was so much the more enjoyable. Their
impersonations were among the best
seen in our city and the most of the
company might well be entitled to
headline the better class vaudeville
performances.
Monday evening, January 9th is
the date of the Firemen's 18th Annual
Ball. Hatch's orchestra, assisted by
Prof. Abingdon, xylophone artist, has
been engaged to furnish the music.
Concert from $50 until 9:30. Tickets,
$1.OO per couple. The fremen have
been unable to arrange for supper and
in consequence the dancing will con-
tinue until one O'Clock. If you don't
dance, take in. the concert and after
that stay and see others enjoy the
dancing.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational church was held Wednesday
evening for the election of officers and
the submission of reports. Mrs. E.. Z.
Hopkins was elected clerk and w. T.
Pomeroy treasurer. A prudential COM
mittee-Mrs. D. l. Wilson, Mr.. Ul-
rich, Mrs. j. D. Whittet and Mrs. John
Mawhinney. B. c. Wilson and John
Pearson were elected trustees, Walter
Vickers superintendent of the Sunday
school and G.. w. Hargraves assistant.
Rev. L. H. Keller of Madison was pres
ent and spoke of his new work as state
superintendent of the Congregational
churches.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Edgerton Wagon Co.
was held in the council rooms Tuesday
evening and resulted in the reelection
of A. Jensen, Henry Johnson and c. H.
Babcock, whose terms Of office had ex-
pired. Henry Ebbott was also elected
in place of L. C. Whittet, whose resig-
nation as director was accepted. The
report of Manager Huxtable showed an
increase of business of over 100 per
cent for the year and the factory well
supplied with orders for the coming
season. The report also disclosed that
a good sized payroll was being distrib
uted to residents of Edgerton and the
factory one of our growing industries.