The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-05-28

FOR CnOSo VINO CANNOT dlIoIu " pay
DR.. Meyers will work free Saturday,
June 9Th.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
home baking and cake sale at Loetz's
drug store Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Clark Pierce of this city I'M
derwent an operation for gall stones at
Mercy hospital in GAINESVILLE Wednes-
day.
Mrs. C. w. Josephson and Mrs. P.
M. Ellingson will entertain the kvinde-
forening in the church Thursday, June
Bird.
"A bright healthy girl baby was
welcomed into the home eff Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hopkins on Wednesday
morning.
The Women's Club announce that
the Chautauqua will be held here, COM
mencing July 9Th. A good program
will be announced later. tt
Geo. Stricken and wife, Ed Nc
Donough and wife and Herman Stanke
and wife were guests at the home of
Carl Peters in Stoughton Sunday.
E. F. McGinnity has taken advan-
tage of the law relating to the naming
of farms and has filed with the register
of deeds the title of Pleasant View
Farm for his property IN the town of
| Albion.
A. E. Stewart has moved his fam
ilv in the Mabbett tenant house on
Rollin street recently vacated by L. A.
| Clarke. The Clarke family are now
safely housed in their new fiat on AL
| bion street.
1.-THE Best Man," an Edison drama
| of a well known novel, is booked at
the Lyric for Friday evening. The
special feature for Monday evening
will be ga Chip of the Flying o."
Pupils of the eighth grade enjoyed
a picnic at Charlie Bluff last Friday.
They were chaperoned by E. S. Lam
| oreaux and wife. The basket lunch
provided by the girls of the party was
most inviting and relished by all.
ONLY about half the corn in this vi
cinity has been planted up to this date
owing to the long season of cold rainy
| weather thus far this month. Most
farmers prefer not to have the seed
in the ground pending such unfavorable
weather conditions.
T. B. Earle and Andrew Mcintosh
have been named as a committee to
secure the services of automobiles to
convex the Post and the W. r. &. to
the cemetery Memorial day. Auto
owners who wish to assist may COM
municate with either of these gentle
men.
Red topped iron turning posts have
heen set in the center of the three
principal street intersections of town
for the purpose Of assisting auto traffic
in observing the rules of the road. 1t
you keep to the right of these red
globes in passing them and don't ex-
coed the speed limit you will probably
escape being called down by the police.
| For the love of Mike don't let the mar
shall catch you cutting the corners as
of yore.
! Mrs. Nellie Olson, aged 80, wife
of Simon Olson of Orfordville, was SEN
fenced Monday to four months in the
county Jail under the commitment law,
having pleaded guilty to stealing two
garments from GAINESVILLE store on
Saturday evening, the total value of
which was Sc. Mrs. Olson was paroled
to her husband, who will pay the county
81. Is per week for her services during
the period of her sentence. This is the
first time in the history of the Huber
law that woman has ever been parol-
ed to her husband.
e. M. Laid and the Gumbel Bros.
delivered % head of corn fed beeves to
M. Conway Saturday at probably the
highest price ever paid by local ship
per, which was $50 per cwt. The
cattle were prime lot averaging 1446
pounds and brought close to $119 a
head. The cost of the feeders about a
year ago was less than $50 each. They
were fed by the Gumble Bros. on the
Iverson farm in Albion and following
the cattle were IS hogs sold at the
same time for about $500, which
brought the gross receipts for both lots
up to $4,000, which is tidy income
from $50 acre farm on stock feeding
alone.