The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-12-07

James to Chicago Wednesday for an
operation.
-Chas. Tall went to the factory in
Michigan yesterday to drive home
new Buick car.
Sam Wileman went to Rochester,
Mimi, Monday for an operation at the
Mayo hospital.
Mrs. DR.. Meyers is at Mercy hos
pital in GAINESVILLE and expects no re-
main there about two weeks.
Bernard Bublitz suffered broken
arm while engaged in playing football
with his schoolmates Tuesday.
The young ladies society OF the
Norwegian church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday, Dec. 6.
Ed Hoover will open barber shop
in the upstairs rooms over the Rossebo
saloon on Henry street next Monday.
-Serg. w. Mcintosh, HI. Stoke,
Ben Duman, John Fike and L. Rossebo
were up from Camp Grant for Sunday.
Judge Peterson and wife of Sol
diers Grove were guests at the home
Miss Florence Child over the week end.
Election of officers at the K. of P.
lodge next Monday evening, Dec. 10th.
All members are urged to be present.
DIR. Geo. N. Bussey and family of
Chicago were up to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with relatives on the Prairie and in
this city.
The lecture course this season will
consist of a single number, concert
by the Hawaiian orchestra to be given
Tuesday, Feb. rs.
Miss Stone, formerly with the
Western Lumber Co. at Rice Lake, has
been engaged as bookkeeper in the
Heddles Lumber Co. IS office in Edger-
ton.
"A Thanksgiving gathering at the
home of Allen Skinner included Mr..
and Mrs. James Henderson, DR.. Hen
derson and family of Stoughton and a
Miss Nichols of Viroqua.
The Indian Ford group of Red
Cross workers have planned a chicken
pie supper at the town hall next Tues
day p. M, Dec. II. 1t is expected Ed
gerton people will lend fair support
in helping swell the receipts.
Dorothy, the two year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Mitchell,
died Saturday after few days illness
of pneumonia Funeral services took
place from the home on Monday, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. Hooton of the M.
E. church.
The marriage of Miss Fanny Pom
eroy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Pomeroy of Fulton, and Chas. Mas
was quietly performed at the Baptist
church parsonage in Oconomowoc on
Monday, Dec. 3, by Rev. Stevens.
"A telegram received Monday an
nounced the death of Mrs. Thos. Pierce
at De Funiack Springs, Florida, where
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce were spending the
winter. She had long been afflicted
with tubercular trouble and her visit to
a warmer climate was in hopes of i'm
proving her condition. The remains
arrived here Wednesday evening and
the funeral services take place at the
Albion Prairie P. M. church Friday at
2 p. m. ANmore extended obituaryswill
appear later.
The benefit dance given under the
auspices of the Federation of Women's
Clubs Monday evening attracted one of
the largest crowds ever assembled in
Academy hall. A very enjoyable pro-
gram preceded the dancing. The receipts
were over $500, which added to the pro-
ceeds of the supper given Saturday
evening and the club dance week ago,
swells fund of nearly 81, 900 to be de-
voted to bring Christmas cheer to our
soldier boys either at the front or in
camp. Nowhere as yet has Edgerton
failed to stand molly by our soldier
contingent.
There will be special attraction
at the Lyric tonite Thursday, 'The
Eternal Grind" Paramount reissue,
with little Mary Pickford. No advance
in prices. Dimpled Lillian Walker
plays Cinderella-like role in the re-
freshing story of kitty Mackay''
which will be shown on Saturday. She
is placed with family who are to care
for her, but they are not scrupulous,
however, and the money is spent on
their own daughter while Kitty Mac
kay Gillian Walker) is forced to labor
over the Wash tub. Those who have
seen this production declare that the
role was made for the dimpled star, or
else the star was made for the role.
The fascinating and thoroughly enter
tanning story of The Page Mystery,