The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-08-27

! Rockford were over Sunday guests at
| the home of his parents here.
George Radiant of the Eagle is
| taking a two weeks vacation, passing
the time at Shawano, his former home.
Elias Dave and family of Negau-
nee, Mich, paid visit at the home OF
his father, Judge Dave, for few days
| this week.
Two biplane flights each day at the
Jefferson County fair, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday, Aug. 81,
Sept. l, 2, 3.
Frank Hadden, editor of the Dodge
vile Chronicle, with his family and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee,
also of Dodgeville, are passing the
week at Josephson's resort On Rock
river.
The Jefferson County fair will be a
day and night affair this year-days on
the grounds, evenings on the streets.
| Six big free attractions, three ball
games, four bands of music. Aug. 81,
Sept. /, 2, 3.
Mrs. Frank Williams has been ap-
| pointed one of the assistant inspectors
of the Woman's Relief Corps and is
called to Milwaukee Thursday to ar
| range for consultation and discussion
of the work for the coming year.
A class of thirteen probationers
were admitted to full membership at
the M. E. church last Sunday. In his
discourse, Rev. Hooton discussed some
| of the important provisions laid down
for Methodism and the sermon was
very interesting to the audience as well
as the new members.
| -Quicksand was encountered in ex-
cavating for the foundation to the new
bridge by Contractor Lee Alder, and
Engineer Weber was called down
Monday from Madison to see what
should be done in the premises. Under
his suggestion sheet piling was driven
about butment and the concrete forms
are now being filled.
Nearly a block of concrete street
has been laid by Lehman Bros. across
the railway and sidings on Main street
this week. The contractors have a
large force employed and with the use
| of improved machinery the work is be-
ing pushed along very rapidly. A crowd
of interested sightseers is constantly
on hand watching the proceedings.
The plant of the United States
Sugar company at Madison, manufac-
turing beet sugar, will renew opera
lions October l. Over $500 acres of
beets were contracted for. The James
vile factory is also said to be planning
to reopen. The plant at Menomonee
Falls will employ about 400 men. The
revival of the beet sugar industry is
said to be due in part to the changed
conditions brought about by the Euro
pean war, resulting in a greatly in
creased price for sugar.
| There will be no services at the
Lutheran church next Sunday, as the
! pastor has gone to Rice Lake to con-
duct missionary service at that place.
The choir will go to Stoughton to take
part in a young peoples convention and
sangerfest Saturday and Sunday. There
will be program of special interest to
young people Saturday and Sunday af-
! ternoon. Sunday there will be morn
| ing services in the new church, and a
choral concert in the evening by a
chorus of IT'S voices.
How would you like to own lot in
the new town of Toluca, Mont? T. b.
Earle has lately filed TOWNSHIP plat on
lands owned by him and his associates
on the Burlington railway that was for
merly part of the Grow reservation
| in Montana. The main line Of the O
running into Billings from the south
cut this reservation and the station of
Toluca is already established as coal
| ing point. The townsite plat contains
a reservation of one block for school
purposes and another for public park.
| Watch the town grow!
| Residents of the east side are re-
monstrating against the rendering plant
located on the feeding yards grounds.
! At times the stencil waited up the val
| ley is almost unbearable and in one or
two families incessant vomiting was
| produced which was followed by sew
eral days illness. This is a state of
affairs that ought not be permitted in
a community which is ever watchful
concerning its sanitary condition. The
health officer of the city has been pc
titioned to make every effort to abate
this nuisance, but the fact that the
! plant is located outside the city limits