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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-09-18
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1914
CORRESPONDENCE
Cambridge

A hearing was held at the village
hall Saturday on the matter of plank
ing the railroad crossing at the depot.
Chairman Roemer of the Wisconsin
railroad commission presided. Wit
nesses were heard on both sides and
the testimony taken back to Madison
to be digested. What lot of red tape
to decide little matter!
The sum of $1,675.26 is demanded
from the Chicago & Lake Superior
Railroad Co. by the Chicago & North
western in a suit which was commenced
in the circuit court. The Chicago &
Lake Superior operates a railroad be-
tween London and Cambridge, in Dane
county, and the plaintiff alleges that
between January l, 1912, and Septem-
Der l, 1914, it furnished the defendant
car service and the use of cars, mater
ials and supplies, the use of tracks and
buildings, the service of employees, and
performed services in maintaining
switches, tracks and connections.
Wednesday afternoon, Marvin Jarls-
berg, son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Jarls-
berg, met with a very serious accident
while riding with another boy on mo-
torcycle. They were going to the Fad
ness farm, when, on turning the corner
near Nels Spilde's the machine became
manageable and Marvin's foot was
caught in such way as to break the
bones in two places near the ankle. 1t
will be a serious matter to heal and
possibly surgical treatment may have
to be resorted to.
Edna Emile Kenzler, daughter of
William and Katherine Kenzler, was
born in Cambridge, Dane county, Wis,
Sept, 1888. She received her educa-
ton in the Cambridge school from
which institution she graduated June,
1903. Since her graduation she has re-
manned at home, living at Cambridge
until August 28, 1913, when the family
removed to Madison. She died at her
home Sept. 4, 1914. Had she lived she
would have been rs the 22nd of this
month. She is survived by her moth
er, three sisters and two brothers, The
funeral was held at the German Luth=
eran church, Cambridge, on Tuesday,
Sept. 8, and the remains laid to rest in
the Lake Ripley cemetery.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-09-18

We have now on display in our
ready-t toy wear department a large as
sortment of the most popular and most
approved ladies' and misses suits,
coats and dresses and We invite your
inspection whether you care to buy or
not. Do not fail to see our choice dis
play of ready-to-wear garments. We
are showing everything that is new
and popular in this line. The prevail
ing colors this year are black, blue,
niger brown, green and plum, all of
which are in deep tones, becoming to
almost every lady.-T. P. Burns,
GAINESVILLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-09-18
First publication Sept. ls, 1914.l
Notice to Creditors.
crATE oF WIsCONSIN. County Cou

CTATE OF WISCONSIN. County Court for
- Rock County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular term
of the County Court to be held in and for said
County. at the Court House, in the City OF
fsnesyille' in said County, on the first Tuesday
of April A. D. 1915 being April 9th, 1913,
at 9 O'clock a. M. the following matters will
be heard, considered and adjusted:
All claims against Thomas Moore, late of the
Town of Porter, in said county. deceased.
All claims must be presented for allowance
to said Court at the Court House, in the City
of Janesyille in said county on or before the
18th dav Of March A. D. 1915. or be barred.
Dated Sept Is 1914
BY the Court.
i 7CHALIES L. FIFIELD, County Judge.
E. M Laid, Attorney.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-09-18
For Sale.

Big Type Poland Chinas. Either sex.
Guaranteed cholera immune and of
strictly Big Type breeding. Sired by
the mastodon "A Wonder I'd" a son
of Fesenmeyer's famous 1900 pound
"A Wonder. !" Pedigree with every
pig. Also Guernsey bull calves. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
Call, write or telephone
DELL DANKS,
Phone No. 1882 Stoughton, Wis.
43tf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-09-18
Stouqhton

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Britton have in
vested in a restaurant business in Ed
gerton, and before long will move to
the Tobacco City to take charge of
their enterprise.
For the first time in three months,
orders have begun to let up at the
Mandt wagon works, and as business
conditions throughout the country do
not warrant the making up of big
stock on hand, the management has
decided to run the plant eight hours a
day rather than lay off any OF the men.
Mrs. Jane Isham, who has been more
or less of an invalid for the past eight
months, passed peacefully away Friday
evening at her home on the south side,
at the advanced age of SO years and Z
months. Considering her age, she had
enjoyed the best of health until the
10th of last February when she fell
and broke her hip, and from the shock
Incidental to this injury she never fully
recovered. Her final illness lasted only
a few days, and she lapsed into uncon-
seriousness Thursday evening.
A deal has been consummated where
by the Heddles Lumber Co. disposes OF
the real estate on South Division street
bought some months ago from E. H.
Gerard, to Nels Ladd and the Slough
ton Wagon Co. Mr.. Ladd buys the
north &c feet running west 16 rods to
the South Water street line, together
with the dwelling house and barn near
the wagon company's yard. The wagon
company acquires the remainder of the
former lumber yard property, their
land extending south from Mr.. Ladd's
piece about SO feet and west to the
river bank, including also what is west
of Mr.. Ladd's tract. Mr.. Laid will
move the residence onto his own land
and will also convert the barn into q
dwelling. The consideration, we un-
derstand, is some over $40, 600 and pos
session will be given at once.
"A nearly new surrey and light
single buggy for sale by Harry Ash.
WANTED : Good live salesman anC
collector. -126 Corn Exc. ST., James
vile, Wis.
For RENT-Two large rooms suitable
for light housekeeping. Private en-
trance. Inquire of Mrs. Mckinley
High St. 43tf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-09-18
Empire Day ESSAY

Dear Teacher: On Empire day we
had holiday. had a flag on Fride-
day. On Friday was very happy,
was you teacher when we had holi-
day."-Punch.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-09-18
Fine Distinction.

The fine distinction in the animal
kingdom is that the biggest hog gets
killed, while the human article goes
on and on forever.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10

In the October American Maya
zine appears an amazing autObiogra-
phical chapter. written by q woman,
entitled Tanning My Rebel Soul
% is tho tory of the experiences Of
ID lost girl who rogained herself as
the result OF hor life IN Bedford Re
lofmatory lu New YORK city which
90 the time was conducted with mar
yeloua success by nr Katherine
bmeut Davis. who gave mp charge
of the work a Bedford last year to
become Cummi sioucr of Char.tics
and Correction iu New York city
About two years ago .aIss Ida "
Tarhcl published IN The American
Magazine du account of the wonderful
work done hy Miss Davis ut this re-
tormalury. ANA that article foll into
the laud. of woman who was once
sentenced to Bedford After reading
the article She wrote the frank and
remarkable story of her experiences
which is published this month Miss
Davis read the manuscript and says
thar 10 is practically photogruphc u
its accuracy ~ the conclusion uf
her story the author OF the present
article says
] went to Bedford Wrrtchcd
wcahlur. phy icully. mentally. aud
morally cam, uut % strong hpal.
tby normal aud well. balanced We.
man Ny noraucc in even the most
Implr of household duiio. was ap-
Ialliup Now ] can cook. sew. en-
broidcr make baskets. ana weave
hats aud rugs ann an experienced
gardner and, ann glad 10 saw. have
plenty OF ground 10 experiment in
Also know how 90 make concrete
walks, and I am only waiting for
/ favorable weather 10 put my know
ledge into practical execution around
my own HON, ! know million and
ON" useful little things which
! should Otherwise have remained in
/ Ignorance of. and which | have an
opportunity 10 put into practice near
/ W every day of nay life
~ hay, learned neatuefs and ma
! tionce. perseverance aud economy
aud through tho example shown I,
me by that wonderful woman of th,
bedford hills have learned CHART,
/ and 'orho1ranr' ana M forEiv,
/ them that dospitully use nae IN
/ her words have learned to utpr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10

NAPES that arc really practical
v are those madp 100 tbrcruulrtr
length. We'll fitted ah1u Ihp shout
dors and full shou Do. bottom They
are roomN without b.ue ,umhor.
some. and they arc comfortable rut
IA, cape. plain and simple Us not Is
wen liked fur general wear as the
capeike Jacket and those combina
lions Of cape and cost or cape ana
Jacket. which costume makers have
seized upon for making new effects 100
wraps.
The long. ull cape o. an ideal gar
mont for evening year For lhls pur
pose II IN developed Boz many fabrics
Hack velvet. lined With white satin
on brocades. and white s.lt ur satin
draped with black lace make them
selves a place Of honor boo wraps lur
evening or other fuh dr,. Ou'u
handsome furs loo deep collars appear
on these as on other brilliant fabrics
The long cape promises well iu the
rich brocades and pushes and cm
hroidcred silks and oropes so we'll
adapted 10 1t. especially in Couiuuc.
ton with fur used in broad collars or
bands for trimming. For warmth The
lighter fabrics are intcrlined
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10
MIAMI

Mis-. Ruth Gillis was IN the city
hoppine Tuesday
Henry Finch of Plaiuyicw visited
friends iu Miami last week
Harry Craig is out of the city on
% weeks vacation
Miss Saullman Of pampa Is Wis
ting the Chisums in Mimai this
week
Mrs Clarence Lyons lcft SUNDAY
for a visit with her mother iu Hemp
! ilt County.
Mrs. j. ~ Short went 90 plainvieW
Sunday for a weeks visit w'g rele
uNcs
Emmett Coble cam, down from
Amarillo Saturday aud spen' two
lUs with Friends
Frank Elder OF Canadian was u
fno city sunday
Dan Kiylehen came IN Saturday
from q two weeks term OF court as a
member of The Federal Jury 20 AM
arilo
Miss llilrorde Wilde who has been
attending school a. Dallas came iu
this week and win reside with her
parents Mr. aud Mrs 4 Wilde
.iark Ur solby and wife and the
three Morris boys we're Zoo Miami sun
day on route 10 Canyon whore tb"
buys will enter school Tor the Wiu''.
Frank pursley and wife are spend
ing q few days in The couutr thIs
W ork
\ D. Nrtfeo and " =. Jackson
left thi. week for lamosa county Co
'1ut l' some cattle
Arch 'hisIm and wife spent Thur
day Zoo the city visiting Mrs Lc, Cum
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CHIIlbRFSS.

T. J Glover. nov travelling for the
B y : people. spent Monday 10
thlidrcss .haking hands with old
friends
Miss Anna Alexander went up to
fstcllIue Saturday morning to begin
her work as the principal Of the
high school
Principal N r Austin uf the Burk
bennett public school came mp Fri
day night and spent Saturday in
thildress
Mrs T. r. Howard OF Southern IN
diana arrived u Childress saturday
afternoon for q visit with her iau-
ghtor Mrs Henry Fletcher. and will
probably spend quite a while here
Dispatcher Earl G.. Clark wife and
baby boy returned ON Saturday morn
ine from their vacation trip 10 Ore
eon and down throu IN California
They report q delightful time all the
vav around.
Mr. and Mrs Claude prtlc return
"a home Saturday afternoon Mr.
pirtic had been staying o while at
Marlin for his health and Mrs pirile
had been on a visit with relatives
ct Fort Worth and al Wichita Fails
Uncle Josh Billing returned las
week from his trip to the gulf coast
Judge 4. ! Fires returned last
v,of from q trip 20 Galveston. whore
Doc went with his son. lrhy, who en-
tered the Medical Branch ol the Uni
ycr,ity of Texas
Mrs " e. liar went up 10 C,aui,
Tuesday for q visit with relatives
S y Crane returned Monday a.
tcrnoou from Fo-t Worth
Judge T. " Warpouer OF the
Olympus country was court visitor
iu the city Monday and TUESDAY
Mrs. A. T. Ellis OF Springfield
Mo- arrived In Childrcss Monday
for % visit with her daughter, Mr.
O. g. Tiffany
Ranky' N e. WMl.nr was nap
With his family from Kirkland Mon.
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10
MEMPHIS.

Mr. and Mrs + 4 BARLEY came
In from California Friday and VIII
again make Hall County their home
They went To California To make
their home hut say they could not
be- hired 10 live there Nothing lik"
O. home In Hall County
Mrs. y T. Balwin OF Clarendon
returned 10 her home Tuesday after
ten days visit with her three sons.
4. and Henry here in Memphis and
Chas Baldwin at Lodge.
Miss Lucille Pennington of SNisher
county. who has been VISITING friends
and relatives IN Newlin and Mem
phis Tor several days spent Friday
and Saturday visiting ~ the home OF
5. C. Alexander
Paul James came down from Ana
rillo Thursday whore be- assisted the
Amarillo band the past week
L. \ Wells of Amarillo apent sun
day night aad Monday in Memphis
visiting with HE father j W Wells
and other relatives
Mis- Eta French returned Friday
night from q three weeks visit Win
relatives and friends at painyiew
ana Amarillo
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh y Spencer
cam, m from Vernon Friday evening
Mr. spencer has been attending to
court duties there the past month
and lcft Monday morning for GUAM
ah where he will spend another
month iu his official capacity ns Die
trict Attorney
Mr.. VIM NcstorsOn aud Mrs
Seth pallmeyer ot NcWliu visited
with Mrs Roy lloughtou Monday
Roy win r Swain and Mr. j. G..
Noel left Tuesday morning for III
paso 10 attend the meeting of Texas
synod Of the Presbyterian church
Mrs G. Haney after several
months visit with her daughter. Mrs
T.. NJ Thompson. lel Tor Temple
Friday nisht whore She viii spend
the winter
Mrs u Basett spent sunday In
Childress
Mr. $ w. Major has returned
from CroUcll Tc,ts
/ = Parl Sarvis oI ii 81 ov. was Wis
iting relatives n Memphis Monday
Mrs ~ O. Johnson visited ~
/ Clarendon the latter part OF the
week
h. l.. Chanu1g returned FRIDAY
uipit from business trip To- Anna
rillo
Miss Myrtle Lock, Miss Nelson and
|J j. Walker we're Amarillo visitors
sunday
Mrs Paul James returned Friady
/ from o weeks visit with horne folks
LAT Childrc
Mr. Linnie Snow of Wichita Falls
g. visiting his brother. } Y Snow
of Ell
Il l.. Slayton returned Friday
night after serving two weeks on go,
Federal jury az Amarillo.
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ningham
f. O G. Elliott is spending the
Toek with her daughter. Mrs Pmg
S,itl
Miss Gladys Hate .p,nt FRIDAY II
last week at the ~ T. Patton hcmo
in MAN
John Dodson returned this wcch
from a trip To pecos county
Mrs Mary H. Cauacan and Mrs
a NJ Christensen ~ Paducah, Ia.
and Mrs Thos Pearl ct l.arkln. Kas.,
are here visiting Thos OLoughlin
Two OF the ladies are sisters OF Mr.
O'LOuehlin and one Of them n niece
W. W. Davis came in this week
from the farm whore he has been
for the past month sowing 22j acres
Of wheat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10

FOB. Them 7t" most practical Hrr tfe
.wf.. one. thH' cam Dec aHrd,r.d
't... T'.s sr. uu trouble fo make
.. fHa' n..~. woman mas supply boz"
.f HfH lu'.. gas ard b',.WEr So
m..'.
- F'rE simplest - ar.las s
shown u thn picture given n'r" u
..' .. Do tWHr' pattern a.. made
.. .l ..'t" Drnr ...a... 3D.
... ...d 60 o. .a.i. -r.1''
... .It s'ams arr OBJ. uli.ra OFT.
.... tu.ms When these ar, ''.ef
... bottom #H '..'s N'"a H''
|.. .... bound 'he garment s read
'. uF
A run. n' shadow lace De- sensd Go
. ... .a.. Hrs rara. un u..
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10

For sm0riross and STYLE touch the
garment shown Boz the picture illus.
wates the effectiveness of the cavalier
cape lt best developments are Ia
plain velvet with plain satin Innings
r. BE- made here iu combination with a
sleeveless jacket with nsuus collar
Many OF ,he combination wraps are
putsIul a hrst glance. one hardly
knows whether TO classify them IN tho
cape lIst or not Quite often what ap.
pears 20 D., q simple cape turns out
Co b, "a sloev'd garment The In.
Rcuulry OF designers has managed 10
Introduce %, lines OF tue cape into
oloaks. and hls evolved cap, Jackets
and cape coats that are tho most novel
of IA. offerings for rall aud winter
wear BOO wraps
JULIA eoTToMLEY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10

EVERY woman. Young .. .H ..'
l. tho comfortable ana a.H ...r
iug can and Jacket vh.. .. "...
clasfrl a- Ore ms sa0aH0 and U....
fast caps o. t a. tu' ....... Co.,.
the c11 fN1f they serU, ..... "Il
best No.h. uut thn r.H. .."
is mad, R.ff view Co. b,H. I. .. H
ths stor.s possible time aH. poo
headdr,s 1H' tho brrak.. ,. .. u.
signed fa make up for ..r. . N.r
dressing ThcH. virtues nf '.. ...
and 'arH,' ar. enough Poo .rl '..u
20 the aF,m.. human
Tuf fhst oil. moro fHar .mr" ...
o. ones comfort. for DO is tH. fashion
rD ma.r tr, t..Ielo- Tor mo- bre....
gara 0f pr.u. EuyF c..1.d "r..
pr OF 0Danrpf materials aua IH ....
them o.f With lHces ava ribbons
They ar. h.sH sad honey '...I.a
ana fl, admir- 20 of 0iha. msul.I
of the household a Eer pretty
brea Ffasf Gag helps t0 HHH mo da.
rEtf OF .... 600 luslTtr I.r I.f.H
everyone NAV have number sl as
90 add variety O.. the morning fo.ef's
Consider th. number ~ fabric. one
NAV choose from f0 make Toe l..al
fast Jacket $40 the fus COTTON
vear.s Town. Im.iy orFaHdIo mliI
baus'e. crepe. wolfe and chaI.o Tn"
are made .u a1 .I'ors and tre most
beautiful OF foe.red patterns They
ar. nezpeass. and Dr. takes wN
short length to make a JACKET or /.
something more rrh Is wanted fharo
arc che lgHt weight silks. embroidered
,rsprs nets. r.. and FIGURED ard
ases rlt tho Hrsakfa.f aI.af s
quite no pretty % the cheaper cotton
goods o. ir tho others
There are many forms o. fl' Jacket
All ra'fera companies suppl patterns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10

Mr. T. e. Penny retiring nrei-
dent of the Central Mothers club
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SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

Tuesday afternoon Mrs Colby
Thomas delightfully."- entertained the
Bridge Club. After playing num-
Der of games. refreshments were
served 10 Mesdames Rush. Slaton.
John Penney Powell, Merrill. Brown.
Sutphin and Higginbotham.
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Mononram Towels.

The towel monogram ls now being
enhanced by am embroidered frame tor
the initials Sometimes the frame is
composed OF simple wreath OF forget
mc.uots or milar small flowers. and
frequently tho frame is an embroid
cred ribbon on a simple added oval
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10
LUBBOCK.

Mrs. o. J. Publer has gone 10 her
former home In Ohio for @ visit of a
TOW weeks
Mrs. J.. d Wright was called 20
san Benito by the sudden death of
her little nephew. Joe Lewis Perdue
Mrs. Roscoe Wilson has zone To
Sterling City where she will visit rel
atiyeg q few days.
Mrs Perkins and her mother who
have been visiting Mrs. Judge Spen-
Ger during the summer. returned 90
their home in BroWuWood last Thurs
day
Mrs. Boerner. OF Ennis. Is visiting
her granddaughter and grandson.
Mrs. " S pOsey and = vs. Boerncr
On Wednesday OF last week. Mrs
y Robinson entertained few %. her
friends al her home In North Lub-
book 'i2' was the diversion of the
afternoon \ salad course was sery.
ed 10 the following Mcsiames Rush.
Slaton, Posey, Kimhro Porter Kim
bic, Ed Robinson. Davidson. Chase.
Eastlin Walfforth Thomas Weaver.
Taylor. Penson Carter. Cate r q.
Henry Mr. Clumsy assisted with the
eerying.
Mines Robbins and Davidson enc
teitainod the "24-l9" Club 90 the
home Of the former on Friday. oct
o. After several games OF "I-" q
salad course was served 90 the foil
owing Mesdames posey kimhro.
Atkins Jim Robinson. Frazier Sims
John and Joe Penny Workman.
GhCde of Kansas city Iowely. Mid
.iI,ou, Miss Ethel Smylo OF Rose
bud. Nosdames Slaton. Kerne. Rush
Cubler. Roorner of Ennis. Hutchiu-
son d. Robinson. Spencer, SoWder.
McLarry sutphiu Mr. Cuhlor won
high score
-O-
on oct %. the Agile Needle club
met al the home OF Mrs Clara Ab-
uey with Mrs Don Bigrers a. hos
tess After spending am hour or so
with their embroidery and pleasant
conversation refreshments were sery-
e.
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JULIA BoTTomLEY.

... #H.r. o. fh. '0En
r H manner rHo. party uaa
....f'.u' one e.tlt fbe teacher
. .U.-....fs Ut urefIH. -UWg ui fl,
r.rra.s HI.fir" women Of 'Er town
1u1 some %. the patron aud oppor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-10

Joseph a Kor. OF Lincoln. Neb..
who has been visiting J. W. Jack
son. lott for his home Tuesday.
Mrs v n Dillard. OF Lockncy.
was a plainyieV visitor on Monday
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Pennington.
who have been visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs n =. smith Of Lockney.
returned 10 their home az Wallace.
Texas.
Ashton Wilterding went 10 Lub-
book Tuosday to meet Mrs Wilier
ding. who has been visiting a sister
az san Angelo
Mr. aud Mrs - r. Smith. of Lock
ncy. came over Monday To meet their
niece. Miss Lucille Pennington. OF
Ncwlin. who will attend the Chris
tian College 40 Lockney this winter
Mrs John Oswald and little son
went 40 l.ocknoy on sunday
Miss Margaret Hunt of the Seth
ward faculty. returned Tuesday
from Lulinr. Texas, whore she has
been called on account of the serious
illness of her brother. Leslie. y lutf
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unlty OF meeting the teachers.
Mosdames Wheeler aud Penny. a.
sisted 10y Mrs Harry Long. served
delicious sherbet aud cake 10 their
rucsts