The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-08
1.-THE DEVIL at Royal Friday
evening, March 8.

| man in the circuit court this week
| -Rummage sale at the Congrega-
| tional church basement March 18th and
| 18TH
The Elgin price of butter was
jumped up a couple of cents again this
| week-3O cents is the figure established.
The Madison papers report that
Mr.. 7. E. Birmingham sails this week
from New York to join his wife and
daughter in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kropp were
down from Madison to pass Sunday
with Mrs. Kropp's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Harrison.
THE Servant in the House" comes
to Royal hall Wednesday evening,
March Is. It comes with the best of
| recommendations, too.
p. C. Brown accompanied Mrs.
Brown to Rochester, Mimi, Thursday.
Mrs. Brown goes there for consulta-
ton with the Mayo Bros.
Geo. Dickinson is moving his fam
| lily back to the homestead farm in AL
bion after living in town for few
years. His home here has been sold
to DR.. Johnson.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week the Novelty
Musical Man," Robert Nome, will ap-
pear as special feature at the Lyric.
Good pictures each night.
e. c.. Hopkins, accompanied by
Richard TONES and two brothers, left
for the Kickapoo valley Wednesday
evening where the latter will conduct
farm the coming season.
Mrs. Jennie dip of Springfield,
Wis, was a guest of Rev. MacInnis
and wife Tuesday. Mrs. c. B. Mac
Innis of Chicago is being entertained at
the parsonage this week.
-Chas. HUM, who has conducted
shoe repairing shop in this city for sew
eral years, is moving his family out
upon the Frank Walker farm west of
town, which he will conduct the COM
ing season.
Our high school basket ball team
suffered the worst trouncing of the
season at Waukesha in Friday even
ing's game, but they are still game
lot of fellows ready for anything that
comes along.
The Stoughton ski tournament
drew but small crowd Saturday as
compared with the other events held
there. Jacob Gjestad, the professional,
jumped 1873 feet and Erling Landvik
fell foot less in that class.
"A pleasant birthday surprise oc-
Cured at the home of Mrs. Ole WIKI
moen west of town on Sunday last,
when about thirty-fve of her neighbors
gathered for congratulations, A very
handsome rug was given her as re-
membrance of the occasion
The price of stock being disposed
of at auction sales this season is con-
siderably lower than other years on &C
count of the scarcity of feed. Some
good cows bring only $35 that year
ago would have sold for $50, and SO on
down the line. Only those farmers
who are supplied with forage can af-
ford to add to their herds
An order was issued by the state
railroad commissioner on Tuesday re-
quiring the Chicago and Lake Superior
railroad company to extend it's line
from Cambridge to Rockdale, in Dane
county, distance of two and one-half
miles. The company already operates
a line from London to Cambridge,
distance of 3.17 miles the shortest
independent road in the state. The
company is controlled by B. L. Della
mater of Cambridge.
1t is claimed that the farmers in
this section of the state are compelled
earnings of their farms the past season
for feed to carry their stock over the
winter. When hay sells for 500 and
above and mill feeds at $50 it doesn't
take long to eat a big hole into bank
accounts to supply what the farm fail
ed to produce last season owing to the
drought Thousands of carloads of hay
and grain have been shipped into the
southern part of Wisconsin this winter.
The train loads of sheep brought in
from the western ranges now carry
few carloads of hay to feed en- route.
1.-THE Servant in the House," the
most widely discussed play presented
on the American stage in the past dec
ade, is to be presented at Royal hall on
Wednesday, March 18th. Gaskell and
| MacVitty are sending the greatest cast
| of players, headed by Hugo B. Koch,