The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-11-03
butter 221a cents.

-Elgin butter 2219 cents.
Mrs. Harriet Price of Chicago is a
guest of Writ Wright's family.
Mrs. Walter Burt is visiting with
friends at Grand Rapids, Wis, her form
or home.
Will Watson, wife and children of
Benton, ILL.,, are here on visit to Mr..
Watson's parents.
Mrs. Fred Jensen entertained her
sister, Miss Mae White, teacher at Be-
lott, over Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Shannon has been con-
fined to her home by an attack of quin-
sey the past few days.
"A delegation of ladies of the W. r.
c.. attended the district convention in
Whitewater last week and were very in
terestingly entertained.
Order of Eastern Star No. So will
hold 1Oc social at Chapter Rooms, on
Friday evening, Nov. 10th. Cards and
Finch. Everybody invited.
Mrs. g. E. Shannon and Mrs. F. w.
Coon entertained large company of
their lady friends on Friday afternoon
with a card party given at the home of
the former.
"A pleasant surprise" was given at
the home of Will Clifford Saturday even
ing in honor of Miss Cora Mosher of
Dowagiac, Mich, who has been visiting
here for some time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dickinson
have closed their home for the winter
and will live with their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Wesendonk, in their new home
during the cold winter months.
DIR. B. L. Cleary has a handsomely
engraved certificate from State Supt.
Cary, containing his appointment as a
member of the visiting board to the Mil
waukee State Normal schools.
Rev. Henry Sewell, who has been
lying for some months in paralytic
condition at his home in Evansville, is
now reported to be in an unconscious
state and the end, presumably, is not
far off.
Sugar beets are still pouring into
town, hundreds of loads of them daily
Shipments to the GAINESVILLE factory were
stopped for few days this week on &C.
count of the blockade of the cars at the
factory.
"A special meeting of the Women's
Relief Corps was held on the Oath, at
which time Miss Celestia Edwards of
Oconomowoc, department Inspector, was
present and inspected the work of the
local organization.
Frank Williams is home from sum-
mer spent near Harshaw looking after
DR.. Shepard's sheep ranch. The last of
1900 sheep and lambs pastured in the
cut-over lands have been shipped out,
a portion of which are now on full feed
at the yards here to be finished before
being sent to market.
Another change in the ownership of
the Louisiana cypress mill at Bonita has
taken place, G.. G.. Biedermaun with
drawing from the local corporation. The
new concern will be known as the Whit
tet-Culton Cypress Co. We understand
Mr.. Walter Burt will be sent south to
take charge of the management of the
mill.
Miss Eta Whittet entertained the
New Century Club at their annual Hal
loween gathering Monday evening. The
decorations of the home and tables we're
autumn leaves and jack O. lanterns in
keeping with the occasion, while the
score cards for the card games that
formed the evenings entertainment
bore small water color jack lantern
The franchises for an electric line
from GAINESVILLE to Madison, secured by
the Southern Interurban Co. have now
all expired, leaving the way clear for the
Farson syndicate, who recently secured
the Rockford-J GAINESVILLE line, to go for
ward and secure franchises for the ex-
tension to Madison. The general i'm
preston is that the road will be built
the coming season.