The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-10
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nual fair and have completed the last
payment on the new organ.
IA Trip Through the Yellowstone
Park" is scheduled at the K. OF T.
lodge rooms for next Monday evening,
Dec. 13. Through the courtesy of the
Northern Pacific Ry, 108 colored ster-
eopticon slides are loaned the lodge and
these will be shown to the members
and their friends, commencing at 8
o'clock Cards or dancing will con-
clude the evenings entertainment. No
charge will be made.
Election of officers at the K. P.
lodge Monday evening. resulted in the
following:
C. C.-R. H. Farman.
V. C.-Chas. Bowen.
P.-Chas. Langworthy.
M. of W.-Fred Boenig.
/ K. of r. & S. and M. of FIRED G.
Smith.
M. of Ell. w. Spike.
M. at A.-Harry Armit.
|. Edison Ogden.
O. George Radiant.
Trustee for years-C. S. Farman.
miss Jekyll and Madame Hyde"
has been booked at the Lyric for Fri
day. A woman's better self uncon-
sciously dominated by her worse self,
leads men to ruin. Awakening to a
knowledge Of her dual nature, she over
comes evil with good. The 23rd chap
ter of ''The Diamond from the Sky"
will be shown Monday. Ellis Trysting
Places" two-part Chaplin comedy,
has been booked for Tuesday.
Owing to a defect in posting no.
tees, the hearing in Dane county cir
cult court at Madison Monday in the
matter of the Albion drainage district
was postponed until later date after
specific requirements of the law had
been complied with. Quite number
were present in court to be heard, some
in opposition to the proposition as eff
fecting the flow of the creek through
Edgerton.
The first annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Edgerton Ware
house Co. was held at Majestic theater
Tuesday afternoon. About fifty stock
holders were present to listen to the
report of business transactions of the
year. The directors chosen were H.
S. Pomeroy, L. 0. Lein Jr., II. e. An
derson, Halvor Lee, Filing Hermanson,
G. w. H. Hall and D. P. Devine, who
selected the following officers: Presi-
dent-H. S. Pomeroy; Vice President
G. w. H. Hall; Secretary-D. P. De-
vine; Treasurer. O. Lein Jr.
In the list of societies represented
on the municipal Christmas tree COM
mittee, the member from the Royal
Neighbors, Mrs. Fred Sherman, was
omitted by mistake in last weeks is
sue. Several organizations of our city
have already contributed funds to be
used in the worthy cause. Anyone de-
string to donate cash may leave it at
either bank, Pringle Bros, Ratzlaf
Bros, or Frank Ash's store, or hand it
to James Conway or Andrew Mcintosh.
Second hand clothing of all kinds, veg
etables, meats, home cooking and bak-
cry goods will be very acceptable. A
room in Pringle Bros. new block will
be open from Dec. 18th until Christmas
to receive donations.
Many of our readers will remember
Robert Buchanan and his stock COM
pany of players who years ago visited
Edgerton regularly with week stand
engagements that always drew crowd
ed houses here. On our recent trip to
the coast the writer rediscovered our
old favorite, Bob Buchanan, who con-
ducts repair shop for musical instru-
ments and furniture at North Yakima,
Wash. After being on the road for
twenty-five years the movies came
along and put him out of business. He
disbanded his company in the west, sold
his car and settled in Yakima. Bob
still has warm place in his heart for
Edgerton and wished to be remember
ed to all old acquaintance here.
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