The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-10-02

OpoHC0I HOIlI6 OIl alOIOi oIlCCI e1iio W.
live: there this winter.
Mrs F. Mubune came Wednesday
from Spokane, Wash, to visit her
mother, Mrs. F. Sutton.
Mrs. Earl Langworthy came out
from Milwaukee Tuesday to pass a
week with Harry Ash and wife.
Clarence Short and wife of Spoon
er, Wis, arrived here Thursday morn
ing for a two weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Rev. Sayre of Albion will hold de-
votional services in the lodge hall at
Indian Ford next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Harry Learn and wife arrived here
Tuesday from South Dakota. They
will reside in the Mrs. Hill residence
in the First ward.
George Tousley was up from Be-
lott to pass Sunday. His mother, Mrs.
Hullet Hutson, accompanied him home
Monday and will pass week there.
Will Bardeen will give concert by
the Edison Diamond Disc photograph
in the Stebbinsville church Tuesday
evening, October 9th. Admission 1Oc.
The last of the installments of
Kathlyn will be shown at the Lyric
next Tuesday evening. The Million
Dollar Mystery will be the feature for
a while
Richard Curran and wife enter
tanned company of twenty-five rela-
tives at family reunion recently. Mr..
and Mrs. Will Cunningham and daugh-
ter of Chicago were guests of honor.
After six years service as cashier
in the freight department of the C. M.
& st. P. road here, Mrs. Helen Gleave
resigned her position October LIST. Her
brother Max will assume the position.
For good job quickly completed
we would call your attention to the
concrete foundation of the Pringle
Bros. Co. new storage. Lee Alder and
men certainly understand their bust
ness.
"A good game of football may be
expected at the Driving Park Saturday
afternoon. Jefferson is coming here
with their crack high school eleven and
our team is preparing to write defeat
on the banner of the visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Jameson, who
have been passing the last year with
w. P. Cutlery and wife at The Carlton
departed Tuesday for their home in
Denver Colorado. Mrs. Cutlery and
Mrs. f. Loetz accompanied them as
far as Chicago.
1.-THE funniest and cleanest comedy
that has ever been produced. That's
what is announced in advance of the
comedy, Wanted Wife, which will
be played at the Majestic this Thurs
day. evening by the English operate
and Vaudeville Road Show.
AT the Majestic theater on Monday,
October 5th, the Jordan Dramatic Co.,
will present the big production, "Uncle
Toms Cabin The play of ''Uncle
Toms Cabin" has been acted through
out the United States thousands of
times, and today is the most popular
drama in the land. The most exacting |
christian people never hesitate to wit
ness its rendition, which they do with
great pleasure and delight. Lessons
on morality and virtue may be learned
by its teachings. Tuesday night will
be given the comedy drama, fSide-
tracked" Wednesday night they will
present the 1.-TWO Married Men, with |
big vaudeville specialties. Prices 10,
20 and 80 cents.
"A most successful surprise party
was given Rev. and Mrs. Linnevold at |
the church parlors Tuesday afternoon,
arranged by the Ladies Aio society and |
participated in by the entire congrega-
ton to the number of about 300. Re- |
freshments were served during the |
afternoon and evening, and hearty |
good time enjoyed by the large COM
pany. In happy address Mr.. P. M. |
Ellingson voiced the sympathy and ap
probation with which the congregation !
regards the pastor and his work, and |
concluded his remarks by presenting
him purse containing $315. To this
Mr.. Linnevold, with no little emotional |
difficulty, responded, assuring the mem
bers of the Joy he had found in serving
them during these fourteen years, and !
requested the continued cooperation of |
all in helping the church solve its great |
problems.
The city of Edgerton is made de- |
PENDANT in the circuit court in an action |
brought by Paul A. Mielke demanding
So, IT'S. 90 for injuries received by falling |
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