The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-22

course at Albion Prairie Will De nlled
by Mr.. Wells Watson CHM, the we'll
known impersonator and entertainer OF
the Redpath bureau, at the T. M.
church next Saturday evening.
The Department store is sending
out large circulars announcing their 9th
annual anniversary sale, Jan. rs TO 2o,
during which time cut prices will pre-
Will throughout the store. Get price
list and prepare for a money saving
time.
Mr.. F. M. Balsley, division en-
gineer of the highway commission, and
C. E. Moore, county commissioner, met
with the common council Monday even
ing to discuss some contemplated street
improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schrub desire
to thank the people of Edgerton for
their assistance during the late fire
which destroyed the greater part of
their furniture and for sympathy and
aid extended since they were driven
from tnelr nome.
Since the rain of Saturday last the
streets and sidewalks about town have
been in perilously dangerous condition
on account of being covered with ice.
A covering of sand or ashes has been
| resorted to as means of preventing
serious accidents.
The Madison Journal is confident
that even if changes be made in the
personel of the railway commission,
Atty. L. E. Gettle will still retain his
| lob as secretary, which, of course, his
Edgerton friends hope is true. But In
the event of his losing it he still will
be clerk of the Edgerton school board.
The roller rink held masquerade
Friday night in Royal hall and the fol-
| lowing prizes were given: Eight dol
lars for the best group of five, won by
Herley Giese, Harry McCoen, Charles
! Stricken, Severt Amundson, Richard
Mantle The gypsy girl prize was won
by William Thomas. The tramp team
were Carl Kepp and Oscar Christofer-
son. Indian couple, Herbert Dallman.
About one hundred people were on the
floor.
| 1.-THE Moonstone of Fez'' is booked
to be shown at the Lyric Fr day. A
woman vanishes under the very eyes
| of her companion. A moonstone brings
to light the truth, and the woman's
daughter left alone in Algiers is glad
to leave the scenes of the terrible eX-
perience as the bride of the man who
helped her solve the mystery. No 22
of ''The Million Dollar Mystery Mon
day. The prize reels of this will be
shown at a later date.
Whoever wrote this got the whole
truth in nutshell If you have lit
tie farm or business and are out of
debt, do not fret or work yourself and
your good wife into the grave for the
sake of making money You have but
one life to live and that is very brief
at best. Take a little comfort and
pleasure as you go along day by day
and try to do little good to others. A
morbid, insatiate desire to grab every
thing in sight is at the foundation of
more misery than almost any one thing.
Wealth alone will never keep your
memory green after you are gone-a
| good life and kind actions will.
| The basketball team of the Edger-
ton high school played the team from
Brodhead Friday night in the local
gymnasium and the resulting score was
1926 in favor of Edgerton. The re-
modelling of the gymnasium last sum-
mer has greatly increased the seating
capacity and ample room provided for
the spectators The team this year is
composed of entirely new material but
they are rapidly rounding into condi-
ton under the supervision of Coach
| Clifford. A double bill has been ar
ranged for Friday evening, Jan. 22nd,
when the Madison high teams will meet
the locals for test of supremacy. This
will be one of the best games of the
season and should receive liberal sup
port. AS preliminary the junior
teams of both schools will open the
evenings entertainment.
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| County Roads to be Oiled.