The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-09-23


week with friends at Berlin, Wis.
Frank Brown is moving into his
new residence just completed on Rolli11
street.
e. L. Getting of Chicago passed a
few days of the week at the home OF
T. A. Perry.
Elias Dave of Negaunee, Mich,
has been visiting among relatives here
during the week.
H. D. Ogden, wife and son Gale
returned Sunday evening from visit
to Milwaukee.
Miss Anna Hoen will entertain the
Pigeforening in the church basement
this Thursday evening.
Andrew Mcintosh and wife, Fred
Smith and wife attended play at the
Myers theater in GAINESVILLE Tuesday
evening.
%. M. Nelson and wife returned
Wednesday evening from Dalton, MINI.
They have been in the west about three
weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Atwood return
ed Friday from a three weeks visit
to their daughter at Livingston and son
George at Gays Mills.
F. D. Mccarthy, proprietor of the
Lyric theater in Beloit, has rented the
Pollard building on Henry street and
will open a picture show there next
Monday.
The Ladies society of the Norwe-
gian church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Charley Nelson Thursday, Sept.
20. The bus will be at the church at
half past twelve.
Mrs. Susan Pye, son Will and Mrs.
John Wheeler, who have been passing
a few days at the home of John Malt
press, returned to their home in Clin-
ton Junction Monday.
On Saturday afternoon and Tues
day evening Miss Bertha Volkman and
Miss Emily Sewell entertained in honor
of Miss Johanna Lund of Eau Claire
who is a guest of Miss Volkman.
The 7th anniversary of the birth
day of little Miss Goldie Brown was the
occasion of gathering of young friends
at the home of her mother, Mrs. John
Brown, Wednesday afternoon from 4
to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Coon departed
Thursday morning for western Colo
RADIO, expecting to pass the next two or
three weeks with the family of their
daughter, Mrs. D. F. Heddles, at Pao-
MIA.
The Edgerton Telephone Co. is
putting up about mile of new cable
running to the county line north to pro-
vide entrance to the central for num-
Der of new farmer lines coming in from
Albion Prairie.
The 1910-1911 program of the Mon
day Club has been issued this week.
The first meeting takes place October
3rd and the last May 9Th, there being
thirty meets. "Our Own Country" is
the subject upon which discussions and
papers will be given.
Mrs. Jennie Gessert and children
returned Sunday from two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. George At
tlesey, of Ruby. Mr.. Attlesey has just
completed a fine residence, with mod
ern conveniences, and their home in
the north is one of the best in that
country.
-Nels Nelson returned Wednesday
from Boomer. He brought home spec
linens of potatoes from George Spikes
farm that were certainly premium win
ners. A pound and half was the
weight of one, and Mr.. Spike has ten
acres that he is digging and loading in
to the car at IS cents a bushel.
Hunting on Lake Koshkonong and
inland waters has not been good thus
far since the season opened. Ducks
and other game which it is legal to kill
are scarce, and even mudhens are not
frequenting the waters as in other sea-
sons at this date. With the advent of
cold weather the larger ducks will
doubtless come down.
The first trainload of shipment of
10000 western range sheep arrived at
the feeding station this week to be
held here in pasturage until forwarded
to the Chicago market. The balance
will be coming along in train load Sec
tions. This is the first large shipment
routed by the Edgerton yards this
season.
One of the most encouraging feat
ures of the present monthafor Wiscon-
sin farmers is the remarkable recovery
of pastures. Farmers report that the
pastures are better just now than they
would have been at this season but for
the long summer drouth. Especially is
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