The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-08-21

Miss Emma Hughes or Milwaukee
is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. G. Rich
ardson.
Mrs F. G. McReynolds and two sons
are visiting at the home OF her parents
in Bo>cobel
Miss Camilla Hanson will entertain
the Pigeforening in the basement of the
Norwegian church next Thursday even
ing.
Congressman FL. A. Cooper of Ra-
cine will address the people of this vicin-
ity at Royal hall, Tuesday evening, Aug
ust %.
Lou Dickinson of the Tobacco Elk
change Bank is off on his vacation,
which he is spending with G. G. Bieder
mann at Perkins, Mich.
Students going away to school should
bear in mind that exceilently conducted
institution, the Whitewater Normal.
The announcement of the opening dates
will be found in another column.
That famous music play "The Yam
kee Doodle Boy" is billed for Royal hall
Thursday evening, August II. 1t is
story full of sunshine, laughter and love
and the song hits are all new and tune
full.
IT. B. Earle and family reached home
Sunday morning from three weeks
stay at their farm at Rice Lake. A
steamer trip along the north shore of
Lake Superior was taken during their
absence.
The Chicago Outing Club closed
delightful two weeks vacation spent at
Blivens resort on Lake Koshkonong, on
Sunday last. They were a jolly lot of
young people and greatly enjoyed their
visit here.
While the family were away from
home thieves ransacked the premises of
Mrs. Julius Cheesbro in the town of
Fulton and cleaned out their pork bar
rel in the cellar and took quantity Of
oats from the granery.
The cement platform in front and
the walk around the city hall is COM
pleted. Theodore johnson did the work
and it is pronounced fine job and will
be great help to the fremen in getting
the apparatus out and in the engine
room.
-Chas. T. Hutson of Seattle, Wash,
came Tuesday morning to join his family
here and to pay visit to his old home.
Mr.. Hutson has prospered finely since
he went to the Pacific coast. He is at
present assistant U. S. district attorney
and one of the growing young lawyers of
the busiest town on the coast.
"A party of fourteen school friends of
Miss Beula Heddles in Edgerton are
being entertained at house party given
at her Madison home from Wednesday
to Friday. The jolly crowd consists of
the Misses Josephine Bates. Leo Thomp-
son, Venice Thompson, Lucille Culton,
Myrtle Maltpress. Nellie Bentley, Flor
ence Doty, Joe Tallard, Gertrude Tai
lard, Hazel Conn, Hortense Ely, Madge
Wilson, Helen Coon, Eleanor Hitchcock.
Only two weeks till the Rock County
fair. A fine show of live stock, vege-
tables, poultry and a good exhibit in
every other department may be expect
ed. A liberal program of free attrac-
tions, trained animals and trained peo-
pie. Base ball Tuesday afternoon and
each other day in the forenoon. The as
ISOLATION is member of the American
Trotting Association this year which
helps to insure good races each after
noon. Let's all go to the fair at Evans
vile one or more days.
Shippers have been notified that no
more G. M. & st. p. cars can be loaded
for points off it's line for the present,
which indicates that the railways are
trying to keep all their equipment at
home to facilitate the movement of crops
along their lines. When business fairly
opens it is feared car shortage will &C.
cur again as in other years. During the
slack times of the last few months to-
bacco men were permitted to load st.
Paul cars for any point desired, but the
new order will bring the foreign line
cars into use again.
On Satur day of this week car will
be set in on the side track for Willard
Doty to load his effects for shipment to
Wildhorse, Colo. His equipment will
consist of house in the shook, furni-
ture, bedding, horse, COW and all things
necessary to equip western home. The
car will be loaded and ready to leave on
Monday. Mrs. Doty will remain here
until the house is ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Doty, has entered $50 acres of gov
eminent land in Colorado and intends to
live on it five years and make improve
ments as reouired nv law at the end of