The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-09-18
Andrew Jensen attended the Wal

Andrew Jensen attended the Wal
worth county fair Thursday.
George Pollard went to Milwaukee
to pass Sunday with friends.
p. G. Brown, Jr.. was an over Sun
day guest of relatives in Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. James Spike are at
tending the Walworth county fair at
Elkhorn this week.
Charles Flagg and Harvey Vickers
leave Friday for Menomone to attend the
Stout Training school the coming year.
"A game of base ball was played in
Something's pasture Sunday afternoon
between the country boys and picked
club from the city, the former winning
by score OF Is to 9.
Mrs. Will Williams and children of
Washington, D. c., are guests of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Clarke, in this city.
Mr.. Williams is employed as dining
car conductor on the B. & O. railway
running out of Washington.
One of the greatest laugh provok-
ers of the season will come here on
Thursday, Sept. "a, at Royal hall, when
'The Two Johns will give one of their
mirth provoking, side splitting perform
ances. 1T is to laugh"
With the proceeds of the harvest
supper the Federation of Women's Clubs
has been able to make payment on the
piano purchased for Culton Memorial
hail. so that their debt now is reduced
to $50 and will soon be wiped out.
The price of live hogs has advanced
steadily. of late so that close to cents
has been paid for choice lots in the local
market. Farmers who have hogs ready
for market are able to realize remarka-
bly, ine prices and it would seem mark
OF wisdom to take advantage OF the
bulge.
The public schools opened Monday
with increased attendance in the high
school room, there being As freshmen
registered, more than the seating capac-
ity of the room would accommodate.
The crowded condition, however, will be
relieved when the new building is com
pleted, which, it is hoped, will be at the
beginning OF the winter term.
Peters Bros. faithful old delivery
mare needed new shoes, at least she
thought SO, and yesterday morning held
up her foot to convince Ed that he
thought so too. Then Ed laid the halter
over her back and told her to 60 get
shod. With the intelligence Of a human
being the animal turned the corner of
Swift street, going directly to the Joyce
shop, and when shod she returned to the
barn unaided. And still some people
claim that animals do not reason.
What is said to be the cleanest, fun
niest and wittiest comedy on the Amer
lean stage will make it's appearance at
Royal hall, Thursday, Sept "a, when ].
G. Stewards merry farce 1.-The Two
Johns" will be presented by company
ofladies and gentlemen noted for their
ability to amuse. This comedy is always
new and up to date. including the latest
songs of the catchy sort that will set the
town whistling. The two Johns, Philip
and Peter, who by their great likeness
to each other cause many funny situa-1
tions and ridiculous complications, are
assisted by bevy of pretty girls and
handsome costumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. Morrissey re-
turned Wednesday morning after an ab-
sence OF nearly three weeks spent at
Somerset, Wis, awaiting the return of
che celebrated Dr. Till whom they went
to consult. Mr.. Morrissey says that he
found hundreds of people at Somerset,
some having been there a month or
more, awaiting like himself for the re-
lease of the doctor by the New York en-
igration officials. The plaster doctor
had no sooner returned than he decided
to leave Somerset and make his home
with his sister who lives near Athena,
station on the 500 line, about 80 miles
distant. There was nothing left for the
waiting patients to do but follow him,
which they did as rapidly as they could
secure conyeyances, many travelling over
land. On Sunday Dr. Till gave his two
first treatments at Almena and Frank
Hutson of this city was one of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrissey were able to get
an audience with him Monday and after
an examination he Immediately describ-
ed Mrs. Morrissey's affection and told
many incidents OF her past life that
seemed impossible that stranger could
know. Till makes no charge for treat
ments, which are almost invariably in
the nature of plaster, but leaves it en-
tirely to his patients to give what they
feel disposed. So in spite of the opposi-
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