The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-09-18
Local Happenings
Jefferson Co. fair next week.

two races entered at the Monroe fair last
week.
"A train load OF Montana lambs was
unloaded at the feeding station on Fri
day last.
Reuben Hartzell and wife are visit
ing at the home of their daughter IN
Milwaukee this week
Fred Smith of The Reporter force
attended a family reunion at MS ola
home in Juneau this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henderson OF
Kalamazoo. Mich, have been guests at
L. w. Persons during the week.
DIR. and Mrs. A. P Nicholson left
Friday for visit to the Dr.'s sister, Mrs
sherman, at Burlington, Iowa.
The Emery farm in Albion has been
equipped with milking machine, the
first to be put in use in this locality.
Miss Hazel Biederman is improving
her vacation from the Tobacco Exchange
bank by visiting relatives in Watertown.
Mrs. Henry Stricken of Amos has
been quite seriously i'll at the home OF
her parents in this city with typhoid
fever.
The hazy, smoky atmosphere several
days this week seems to be waited from
the burning forests in the northern part
of the state.
Geo. w. Doty left Wednesday for
southern Illinois and will spend few
days looking after some farming inter
ests down in Egypt.
Mrs. T. A. Perry went to Chicago
Monday to take peep at the new grand
son that lately arrived at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Getting.
The Elgin price of butter remains at
% cents The drouth In the northwest
does not seem to have the usual effect OF
advancing dairy products.
-Halvor Bioin, bookkeeper at the
Heddles Lumber Co. Office, returned
Monday from weeks vacation spent at
Rice Lake and other northern points.
Misses Eleanor Hitchcock, wilma
iHurd, Bessie Keller and Caroline
sBiederman left on Tuesday morning for
Appleton to attend Lawrence university
the coming year.
Andrew Mcintosh accompanied his
son Willie and Clarence Jensen to Fair.
bault, Mimi, Monday evening, where
the boys will register as students in the
Shattuck Military school the coming
year.
"A new telephone directory will soon
be issued, and parties who contemplate
changes or ordering new telephones
should notify the manager at once so
their names may be correctly listed in
new book
IF you are troubled with that terri
BILE malady known as "the blues" pay a
visit next week to Royal hall where
Manager Raymond will furnish you a
cure in presenting to you j. G. Stewards
merry farce, "The Two Johns"
The job of lowering the water main
over the crest of the German church hill
has been completed. This became nec-
-essary in cutting down the hill to grade
for the laying of sidewalks on that street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALL Hammerq uist and
Roscoe Mcintosh returned from Scion
Springs Friday morning. The forest
fires were getting altogether too near
their resort to be comfortable and they
decided to get out of the woods in time.
The Ladies society of the Congrega-
vtional church will meet with Mrs. G. n.
Bliven at the Lake house next Wednes-
day afternoon. Those wishing to ride in
the bus please notify Mrs. Hopkins or
Mrs. D. |. Wilson. Will meet at church
at 1:30.
Merle T. Adkins, formerly well
known as base ball player of this state,
has been pitching for the Baltimore
team in the Eastern league this season.
Out of twenty eight times he appeared
in the box he won twenty-five games,
losing but six games for the season.
The Euchre club was very pleasant
ly entertained at the country home of
MIR. and Mrs. U. G. Miller Friday even
ing. 1t would hardly be fair to say who
won the melon eating contest, but the
glorious harvest moon made the ride
home most enjoyable one to all present.
Prof. j. S. Miller, principal of the
Burlington schools, suffered quite seri-
ously from ptomaine poisoning by eating
canned meats last week but is now on
the road to recovery. Mrs. Miller, who
before her marriage was Miss Edna
Pomeroy of this city, was also slightly
affected.
& opacial Nnrthwaltarn train will