The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-09-21

Clarence Shannon went to Westby
Monday evening for short visit to his
brother.
The Sherman property on Albion
street has been sold by j. S. Hutson to
E. M. Laid at price of $3.50.
DR.. Jas. A. Lord was taken to Pal
myra Saturday to try the benefits of the
Sanitarium at that place.
DIR. H. A. Palmer was up from James
yllle Saturday and purchased pair of
Belgian hares of G. 0. Shannon.
Rev. Frank L. Moore has been at
tending a missionary of the Congrega-
tional churches at Green Bay this week.
The Wisconsin Annual Conference
of the M. E. church will convene at APP
pleton, Oct. Sd. Bishop Mallalieu will
preside.
There will be no services in the Nor
wegian Lutheran chuch next Sunday as
the pastor goes to Rockdaie to take part
in Mission Festival.
DIR. Nicholson has engaged Edward
L. Hoague, D. D. S., of Milwaukee, as
assistant. DR.. Hoague comes we'll rec
ommenned as a gentleman and first
class operator.
The pastor will preach at the M. E.
church next Sunday morning on the
subject "Christian Certainties," and
in the evening on Overcoming Obsta-
cles." Other services as usual. All are
welcome.
There was no quorum present at the
council meeting Tuesday evening, and
an adjournment was taken to Tuesday
evening, Sept. 25th, at 7 o'clock. All
members are requested to be present
Wilson Bros. are putting in a hot
water plant to heat their laboratory
building from top to bottom. McVicar
Bros. Of GAINESVILLE have the contract
and the boiler will be ten horse power
1t will take something like four weeks
to install the plant.
&C. q. Sweeney has successfully con-
Quoted the sale of the Herman Lipke
farm of 100 acres in the. town of Dun
kirk to Con Mccarthy for $4,000. Also
that of the Jos. Vickers farm of 3315
acres in the town of Albion to Martin
Mumlin. Consideration $4,000.
Miss Kilburn, representing the
Shredded whole wheat biscuit company,
will be at Conn & Schmidt's Sept. "a to
%, giving demonstrations of the use of
this valuable food. An illustrated cook
book will be given as premium to those
who buy two or more packages.
In spite of the rain last Tuesday
evening, a goodly number of Epworthi-
ans met at the home of Mrs. Wheatman
Dickinson for their monthly business
meeting. A short program was given,
after which refreshments were served by
the hostess, and all had an enjoyable
time.
Mr.. August Schachtschneider called
at our Office Wednesday and said if there
was room on our list he would like to
take the Reporter. Now our subscrip-
ton list is wide and long and we found
no difficulty in getting a good substan-
tial paid advance name like Mr..
Schachtschneider's on it. Anybody else
having long name will be welcome.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve one of their enjoyable suppers in
the church parlors Thursday evening,
Sept. 9th, from $50 to o'clock at the
usual price. There will be a sale table
of useful articles in connection with it.
Supplies for these tables are solicited
from the ladies of the congregation. The
proceeds are to apply on the general
church expenses. Don't forget the date
and don't forget to come.
Last Monday afternoon gentleman
giving his name as A. Softsnider called
at the tonsorial auditorium of Farman
& Spike to have his summers crop of
whiskers harvested. He climbed into
the large upholstered chair, the linen
was carefully tucked beneath his shirt
band and the soap moistened foam was
spread about his face with a delicate
touch. Mr.. Farman whetted his best
razor and the steel was soon piling up
windrow of the shaggy beard. For the
first round everything worked like magic
and the new customer appeared at ease
and satisfied with his treatment. Be-
fore the second round was finished Mr..
Softsnider was suddenly taken with an
attack of the cramps in his stomach and
his condition became alarming. He
groaned and writhed and wiggled like a
man suffering untold agony, and Mr..
Farman suggested it might be we'll to
call doctor. Mr.. Softsnider would not
consent to this but suggested that a lit
tie good liquor might allay the pains
and give him restful feeling for the
nonce. Humanitarian like, Mr.. Farman