The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-07-02

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from Rockford to pass Sunday with his
parents, John LaBundy and wife.
Mrs. Frank Schools of Richland
Center came down to attend the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Haylock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gosselin of
New Auburn, Wis, have been visiting
friends in Edgerton the past week.
Mrs. Frank Jack of Eau Claire has
been visiting at the Birkenmeyer cot
tage on Rock river during the week.
Misses Doris Clarke and Mae Stew
ems are attending the summer school
at the Northwestern university, Evans
ton, Ill.
Miss Nina Kiel of Stoughton sang
| solo at the funeral of Mrs. Geo. Hay
lock on Wednesday and remained the
rest of the week with the family
Fred C. Hutson and wife. who are
spending the summer at their cottage
on Delavan Lake, were guests of Ed
gerton relatives few days this week.
Willis Madden, who is employed by
the Jefferson county highway commits
sioner in road building in the town of
Ixonia, was home for an over Sunday
stay.
| -Wileman and Kealey have about
finished their county contract for grad
| ing and crawling about mile of high
way from Fulton village south on the
Evansville road.
Governor Philip has signed bill
which prohibits posted man from en-
| tering a saloon. Violation of this law
will be misdemeanor, punishable by
| fine or Imprisonment. Previous to the
enactment Of this law the responsible
ity for selling to posted person rested
entirely with the saloonkeeper.
just why Edgerton should be be-
hind other towns about us in the mat
ter of oiling it's streets is difficult to
understand In most places the work
is done under city supervision and the
cost charged to property owners. There
are plenty realty owners who would be
glad to see the system in use here.
The largest cheese yet made in
Sheboygan county has been contracted
for by the James Mailman Cheese Co.
1t is to be IA feet in diameter and 4
feet high and of the cheddar variety.
This big cheese will tip the scales to
the 3, OOO-pound mark. Fifteen thou
sand quarts of milk are needed to make
this one cheese. 1t will be shipped east
for the Thanksgiving trade.
Over fifty miles of new country
roads are being built in various town
ships in this county and between thirty
and forty boys are entered in good
roads contest, for which valuable prizes
have been offered. These boys are as
signed particular strips of road to re-
pair, rebuild or keep in good condition
during the summer. The prizes will
be awarded on the improvement shown.
On July 1st of this year a law goes
|
fessional training from all who want to
teach in the country schools. The law
was passed two years ago and there
should have been ample time to pre-
pare, but our county superintendent
find that there are not enough candi-
dates for the teachers positions to fill
all the jobs, and the superintendent
are forced to certificate their teachers
before July 1st in order that they may
give certificates to people vino have
not had the years preparation.
Remember the Travers-Wick Chau-
tauqua pitch their tent in Edgerton
next week. An interesting program
of talent has been arranged for the full
weeks entertainment and includes
some we'll known orators to discuss
topics of live interest, several very eX-
cellent musical organizations, giving
enough variety to please nearly all
tastes. 1t is a good time to take vaea-
ton week and attend these exercises.
A season ticket admits you to every
attraction and it is the better invest
ment to make. These can be obtained
of the City Federation of Women's
Clubs. Monday, July 9Th, is the first
day.
Dane county is named in honor of
Nathan Dane, the author of the Ordi-
nance of 1887. A native of Massachus-
etts, he was one of the most useful of
the circle of great men who had led
the American people through the form
alive period of our government. AS a
delegate to the constitutional conven-
ton of 1887, he was diligent member
Of many important committees. His
greatest claim to craftsmanship was
the drafting of the Ordinance of 1887
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