The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-09-26
&C. G. Biederman transacted bust

Howard Wentworth OF Wlnona,
| Mimi, is visiting his brothers here.
The funeral of the infant son of
| Fred Zahn and wife was held Monday
The last of the open air band con-
| certs of the season was given Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Wray Watson and daughter
Ruth were called home Monday on ac-
| count of the serious illness OF Paul
Watson.
| Baseball fans will be interested to
| learn that the Chicago White Sox play
| the Madison state league club at Madl-
son Sept. Both.
BY order of the postoffice depart
ment, box rents must be paid before
| October 1st or be declared vacant. II.
McInnes, P. M.
Miss Kathleen Culton entert aimed a
company of her young friends Monday
evening on the occasion Of her elgh-
teenth birthday.
| Misses Margaret Ellingson and Lii
| liam Stanke will entertain the Pifefore-
| ming in the church basement Thursday
evening next week.
| The Bartz Bros. have secured a
new concrete mixing machine to help
out on large job of cement work at
| the Eisenlohr warehouse.
DIR. and Mrs. Willard McChesney
left Monday on brief automobile trip,
visiting friends in Wauconda, H., and
their son Harry at DeKalb.
Fathers Luby of Poygan and Col
Inns of Fond du Lac were guests of
Rev. J. E. Harlin at st. Joseph's par
sonage a short time this week.
&C. E. Sweeney has sold his 80 acre
farm in the town of Center, known as
| the Stewart farm, to VIM. Hoven OF
Johnstown, consideration $4,000.
Through the E. M. Ladd real es-
tate agency George and James Clark
have purchased the L. E. Gettle resi-
dence property for $4,000, possession to
be given the first of next March.
Regular meeting of Edgerton Ledge
No. 146, K. of P, will be held next
Monday evening, Sept. goth. Work
for the coming year will be mapped out
| and the members are urged to be
present.
John Devine and son of Fl. Wayne,
Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford of James
vile and Mrs. Grace of Columbus were
here Tuesday to assist their mother,
Mrs. M. Devine, celebrate her SIND
birthday.
Alex johnson, a farm hand in this
vicinity, charged with most serious
crime committed on the John Carlson
place east of town, was bound over in
Justice Jensen's court Wednesday to
municipal court trial.
To ascertain the cost of handling
the parcel post mail al post offices
must keep a record of packages, their
weight, number of stamps sold and
other details from October to Is, is
the order issued from Washington.
While working at machine in his
shop Paul Watson suffered slight
stroke of paralysis last Saturday after
noon. He has been attended by Drs.
Shearer, Woods and Mum and train
ed nurse and at this writing his condi-
ton is such that hopes of recovery are
entertained.
"A two days continuous rain the
latter part of the week was followed
by decided drop in temperature that
brought some of the coolest weather
ever experienced in September and
ended with singing frost Tuesday
night. The high wind accompanying
the storm blew down the heavily cared
corn so that the usual method of har-
vesting with a corn binder will be a
slow and tedious business.
A fourth number has been added
to the lyceum course which is to be
given by the ladies of the NJ E. church.
This consists of an evening entertain
ment by Prof. Irwin Nix, reader and
impersonator. Prof. Nix is a reader of
unusual talent. The price for the en-
tire course remains the same as before.
Season tickets for adults, $1.00; season
tickets for children, SOC; single admis-
sion tickets are reduced to 35 cents for
adults and % cents for children.
One hundred and fifty-seven appli-
cations for citizenship papers were
acted upon in the circuit court Tuesday
and Wednesday, when Judge Grimm
held court for this purpose. A repre-
sentatiy e of the government was also
present to give his O. K. to the papers.
Many of the applicants were men who
| have voted and hold Office for wears