The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-11-20
e. C. Hopkins is in the Kickapoo.


Looks like the return OF Indian
summer the past few days.
Regular meeting of Camp 40 this
Thursday evening. Important business.
Harry Pomeroy OF Gays Mills is WIS.,
iting friends in Edgerton and James
vile.
Miss Olive Ward or Waukesha was
guest of her cousin, Miss Florence
Child, few days this week.
Il. C. Whittet and P. G. Brown send
word from their deer hunting camp that
they have landed large buck.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church will hold their annual
fair and supper on Wednesday, Dec. I'd.
p. Riley of the town of Porter has
sold his 80-acre farm to L. Barnard. con-
sideration $500. Sale made by G. E.
Sweeney Real Estate Agency.
The ladies society of the East Kosh-
konong church will serve turkey din
ner in the basement of the church after
the services on Thanksgiving day.
The Ladies Society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will meet in the
basement Thanksgiving day in the after
noon. Mrs. O. 6. Hanson will entertain.
p. NJ. Ellingson went to Mercy hos
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to an operation for an abscess in the ear
similar to trouble that was treated in
the opposite ear few months ago.
&C. E. Langworthy returned Tues
day evening from visit to New York
state. While there he purchased car
load of pure bred one and two year
Holsteins. Owing to the dro1th the
past season and the scarcity of feed, ne
found such stock being sold at very low
figures.
Rev. Parr will occupy the pulpit at
the Congregational church next Sunday,
which will conclude his term of service
here. In the evening union services will
be held The household goods of Mr.
Parr will be packed and ready for ship
ment Saturday, but the family will re-
main in Edgerton. until after Thanks
giving.
The Electric Theater is proving an
attractive place for young people to pass
half hour or so each evening. And
many of the older ones go often and
seem to enjoy it. 1t certainly can be
said of the management that no efforts
are spared to make the place pleasur-
able. Films are changed three times
week, the machine works perfectly,
throwing clear and distinct pictures on
the canvas, and at all times the comfort
of patrons is carefully provided for. Ii
there be any who have not attended,
Raymond and Clarke will be only too
glad to have them come up, and if you
60 once you'll go often afterwards.
"A very interesting session of the
Federation of Women's Clubs was held
at the home OF Mrs. James Conway on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. G. r. Bentley
and Mrs. f. G. Mabbett, who we're the
Federation delegates to the annual state
convention held at Milwaukee, gave re-
ports of the convention. This conven-
ton is considered the most important
ever held by Wisconsin club women and
the report furnished by the delegates
! was interesting and comprehensive. The
voluntary discussion participated in by
Mrs. T. B. Earle, Mrs. Doty and Miss
Hoen at its close helped to emphasize
the important feature of the report.
Among the several lines Of work recon-
mended to Wisconsin, club women, the
one considered the most important was
working for the defeat of the proposed
amendment changing the school age
from four to six years, which means the
doing away of the kindergarten system.
Mrs. L. Hutson and Mrs. M. Schmidt
furnished two delightful numbers on the
evenings program.