The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-11-21

ed tWo-table bridge party TUESDAY
afternoon.
Leroy Saunders has gone to Roches-
ter, Mimi, to visit his wife at the
Mayo hospital.
VIM. Burns, employed in drug
store at Necedah, has been spending
few days at his home.
S. D. Bunker and wife of Lake
Mills have been gueste at the home OF
their son, Henry Bunker.
Arrangements are being made for
Thanksgiving dance in Academy hall
Thursday evening, Nov. 81.
-Twenty-seven Edgerton members
of the w. r. C. attended the conven-
ton at Milton Junction last Thursday.
Mrs. c.. R. Bentley, who has been
quite seriously i'll at the home of her
brother, J. J. Culton, is somewhat i'm
proved.
The Ladies society of the German
Lutheran church will hold their annual
fair and supper at Academy hall on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, Dec. 2.
The best football game Of the sea-
son is promised at the Driving Park on
Saturday when the Stoughton high
school team meets Edgerton. The pre-
vious game was tie, to 0.
"A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Sena Hauge at her home Tuesday
evening by number of her young lady
friends. Refreshments were served
and most enjoyable evening passed.
The new garage erected by Brown
& Lampman on Henry street is now
about equipped with repair machinery
and nearly ready to open for patron
age. The building is an attractive i'm
provement to the street and involves
an outlay of close to $40, 900. The store
building in connection also provides a
suitable show room and office quarters
for the Edgerton Electric Light Co.,
who moved in Wednesday.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. football
game between the Whitewater normal,
champions of the southern division, and
the Superior normal, champions of the
northern division, played at Whitewater
on Saturday last, resulted in hard
fought tie, to 6, both sides securing
touchdown but failing to kick goal.
Nearly a thousand people viewed the
contest which was one of the best ever
held in this state. The result of the
game means that Whitewater and Su-
perior are tied for the state normal
championship.
VIM. Mccarthy and VIM. Detburn-
er, employees of the Wisconsin Tele-
phone Co., who had been secured by
the local telephone company to do some
cable splicing, finished their work here
Monday and celebrated the event in a
way that got them into heap, of trou-
ble That evening the men got into
an alteration in the wash room of the
Carlton hotel and when some of the
other guests attempted to interfere
there was biff, bang and a knockout
in less time thar it takes to tell it. A
half dozen or more carry black eyes
and bruises as result of butting in on
another mans fight. The boys were
placed under arrest and when brought
before Justice Jensen pleaded guilty to
assault and settled fines of $3.50 and
500 and costs respectively.
The encouragement of school of
local dramatists is one of the foremost
aims of the Wisconsin Dramatic So
ciety. With this in view it welcomes
with special heartiness the productions
of writer's like George Middleton, Zona
Gale, Thomas Dickinson and w. E..
Leonard. A search through the pro-
grams of plays produced by this society
since its organization reveals the fact
that it has found no less than six plays
by Wisconsin dramatists worthy of Sc
rious attention. Of these offerings
Glory-of- the-Morning by w. E. Leon
ard and The Neighbors, Friendship
Village play by Zona Gale, have at
tracted the attention of critics and
play-lovers wherever the society has
appeared. An interesting fact in this
connection is that the plays mentioned
above are one-act plays, a form of
drama which the society, feeling that
it does not Away receive merited at
tention on the commercial stage, is
striving to encourage. At Royal hall,
Saturday evening, Nov. 20. Seats on
sale at Ash's Thursday.
C. A Perry and wife returned
Tuesday morning from Shawmut, Mont,
where they spent the summer on their
section of land. Mr.. Perry now has
800 acres under the pillow and when he
left there were more than 200 acres
sown to winter wheat. He bought a
gasoline tractor and did all his blowing
with that. When they arrived home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry were agreeably
~ H,,1 &bo;x, Jo,,oL+o~ M.