The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-09

| Special train to Madison Sunday.
Leaves Edgerton at s in the morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Parr are attending
the Wisconsin Congregational associa-
ton at Madison.
The Edgerton tennis club is arrang-
ing to play the Y. M. C. A. club at James
vilio Friday.
There will be Harvest supper at
the Stebbinsville church Friday evening.
All are invited.
The M. E. congregation will tender
rece l,tion to their new pastor at the
church parlors on Friday evening.
Miss Lena Hanson will entertain
the Pigeforening in the basement OF the
church this Thursday evening.
Eastern Star meeting next Tuesday
evening. A $50 o'clock banquet will be
served and all members are expected to
be present.
John Spencer, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Richardson of Fargo, N.
d., left Tuesday for Brooklyn, n. Y, to
visit Mrs. Maud Nolan.
"A regular meeting OF Edgerton
Lodge No. 146, K of p, will be held on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th, at s o'clock.
all members are requested to be present.
The Ladies Society of the Norweg-
ION Tntboron obnr.t, will ,,ooa+
Mrs. Ole Jensen, Sr. and MRS. Fred
Maves Thursday, Oct. Is in the base
ment of the church.
The Ladies Society of the M. E.
church have elected Mrs. Arthur Clarke
president; Mrs &. s. Hatch, vice-presi
dent; Mrs. Jane Kelley treasurer, and
Mrs. Mabel Wileman, secretary.
Services at the Methodist church at
the usual hours. For his morning topic
Rev. MacInnis has chosen Power" In
the evening the subject will be "Charac-
ter Building" A welcome to ALL
The Gallahad Club will hold their
first meeting at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening, Oct 14th.
Supper will be served at $50, followed
by election of officers.
The first deliveries of the sugar
beet crop is being made this week and
we learn that the yield is only about
half that of other years, owing to the
drouth of July and August
The Milwaukee morning papers now
reach us on the GAINESVILLE train at 8:45,
coming by way of Jefferson and Milton
Junction. Postmaster McInnis has been
working for this arrangement for several
months.
VIII Bardeen went to Darlington to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Robert Will
liams, who was run down and killed by
the cars on Saturday. Mr.. Williams, a
deaf mute, was brother of the wife of
Henry Bardeen Of Wausau.
The wagon used in moving the new
gas engine from the depot to the Indian
Ford plant broke down IN crossing the
railway tracks Wednesday afternoon, eff
fectually blocking the main line for
few hours.
"A party of ten or more left Sunday
for Almena, Wis, to receive treatments
from John Till, the plaster doctor. Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Morrissey and son, Thos.
Stillman, Sam Pringle, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
L. Pierce, Mrs. Frank Wyman and Mrs.
Herried were among the number
LIN Just A Woman's Way" the
strong realism which runs through the
entire piece, together with the appeal
ingly pathetic situations, is happily re-
lieved by the vein of clean humor re-
vealed by its ingenious chain of Incl
dents and laughable situations. To see
this great melodrama is to be satisfied.
At Royal hall next Thursday, Oct. Is.
While Stacking line at the race track
to be used in marking out foot ball
grounds Saturday morning, an explosion
took place throwing the lime into the
faces of Leonard Wileman and James
Boutelle, who were standing near, burn
ing their eyes quite badly, though it is
believed neither will be permanently in
iured. Medical aid was summoned to
allay their sufferings.
An exchange says that ladies are
warned to beware of the telephone neck
1t is due to long standing at the tele-
phone with the receiver at the left ear
causing an involuntary leaning of the
head to one side. It is most noticeable
with those on party lines, and surgeons
declare the result is liable to be crooked
necked generations in the near future.
OF course no lady in this neighborhood
will contract the new disease.
The return of Burr Scott and wife