The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-08-19
-Elgin price of butter is 20 cents.

-Elgin price of butter is 20 cents.
Harold Sutton has returned from
months visit to his sister at Rice Lake.
The Pigeforening will meet in the
church basement this Thursday even
ing.
-Alva and Charlie Carey left Tues
day for Bird City, Kansas, for few
days.
"A girl babe was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Plumb of Albion on Mon
day last.
Miss Beatrice Casson of Michigan,
has been visiting relatives here during
the week.
Date for opening public schools has
been postponed to second Monday IN
September, the 18th.
Louie Barringer and Mrs. |. G..
Howell left Thursday for Lamollle,
Mimi, for few weeks visit.
"A contract has been let to the
Hahn Estate for putting in % self
flushing closets in the old school build
ing.
The first of a series Of games be-
tween the Sluggers and Cubs was
played at the Driving Park Wednesday
with score Of to in favor of the
Sluggers.
Mrs. Ira Jenkins died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Will Barber in
Albion Tuesday evening, after linger-
ing illness, aged SO years. Funeral
services will be held from the church
at Sumner Friday at p. m.
The program of the Layman's AS
ISOLATION of the Wisconsin Conference
of the M. E. church, which will be held
here Sept. 10-11, has been issued. A
special feature of which is an address
by ex-Gov. Hanley Of Indiana, to be
held at Royal hall Sunday afternoon,
Sept II. The entire program will be
published later.
Admirers of Mary J. Holmes will
be pleased to learn that one of her
most popular novels, Tempest and
Sunshine" which has been dramatized
by Lem B. Parker, will be seen at
Royal hall on Friday evening, Aug. 10.
Tempest and Sunshine" is produc-
ton for the father and mother as we'll
as for the young people. 1t will make
you forget you are at the theater and
carry you down to the sunny South.
All the scenery has southern atmos-
phere and everything is carried COM
plete by the company. w. F. Mann,
the producer, declares it to be the most
successful production of the day.
-Edgerton was favored with real
circus Tuesday-not as large as Ring
lings of course, but one that will con-
tinue to grow in public favor and a
good clean wholesome show through
out. The two performances which the
Dode Fisk organization gave drew an
attendance close to 1000 people and
we have yet to find anyone who does
not praise the entertainment. The
show travels with ten cars and has a
splendid equipment of horses, all in the
pink of condition. All of the acts were
good and many of them new features.
If he holds to his present standard
watch Dode Fisk grow. The manage
ment was in the hands of gentlemen
and the absence of fakirs was notice
able also.
About fifty farmers living along
the west side of Albion Prairie are ar
ranging to have their homes crnnected
by telephone directly with the Edger-
ton central office, which were hereto
fore supplied by a central located at
Amos. Since the removal of the store
at that place to the Hillside creamery
corner, these farmers think they can
be better served by having direct COM
munication with the Edgerton office.
The movement means the construction
of several new lines in the country as
we'll as considerable expense by the To-
cal company in running cable leads to
prepare for the new business. When
these improvements are complete our
subscribers will be able to reach
much larger number of farm homes
without the payment of toll.