The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-11-17

Mrs. J0nn lulgley went 10 TSocHeS-
ter, Mimi, Monday to consult the Mayo
Bros.
Postmaster Hoen attended the fun
eral of John A. Awkward at Madison
Wednesday.
-Ex-Marshal Phil WEIGH of Steuben
visited among old friends here for a
few days this week.
Mrs. Ole Jensen and Mrs. Robert
Jensen were guests of Mrs. Skau at
Stoughton on Friday.
-Jewett Farman and wife were
guests of Stoughton relatives the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Frank Trevorrah and Mrs. j.
Fraser were over from Footville the
last of the week to visit relatives.
Mrs. Weetman Dickinson went to
Indianapolis Wednesday to attend the
national convention of the w. c. T. u.
Henry Johnson and Andrew McIn-
tosh attended Masonic gathering and
banquet in Milwaukee Wednesday even
ing. =,
Mrs. Lee Wilcox of GAINESVILLE at
tended the Eastern Star banquet here
Tuesday evening and was the guest of
the editors family over night.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid will be
entertained by Mesdames Peter and
Emil Edwardson in the church parlors,
Thursday. Nov. %. 52t2
The first indication of winter came
with furry of snow Saturday, hardly
enough to cover the ground, and just
cold enough to hurry up the coal stoves.
F. w. Coon and wife left Friday
for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. C. H. Mcintyre. They
| returned the first of the week.
J. A. Henderson has been appoint
ed game warden in place Of Dave
Lampman, resigned. He will work
with Richard Miller in seining for carp
in Rock river.
-Lohmaier & Thronson of Cam
bridge were here Saturday arranging
for the opening of ''The Badger" res
taurant to be run by them in the new
Mcintosh Thompson block.
John Condor 80 acre farm in town
of GAINESVILLE has been sold to Allen
Whey for $500. In return Condor
takes the Whey house and 9 acres in
this city at 5000. The sale was made
by E. M. Ladd.
Mrs. R. B. Graves and children ar
rived Monday evening from Sparta.
| Mrs. Graves departed for Cincinnati
Tuesday evening, where she will visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Finch.
The children will remain with relatives
in the city during their mothers alb
sence.
Friday evening the high school
football team were entertained by Cap
tain Rollin Williams at his home. The
team presented Rollin with set OF
military brushes. Prof. Holt, Coaches
Lamoreau and Dexter were present.
After luncheon the evening hours were
passed at cards.
Past matrons' night was observed
by Edgerton Chapter o. E. S. Tuesday
evening, beginning with $50 O'Clock
banquet at which nearly 100 were pres
ent. The past matrons exempllfled the
work of the order which was followed
by short program of music and read
ings. A past matron's jewel was pre-
sented to Mrs. J. L. Holton by Mrs
Martha Ash.
The Edgerton high school football
team will play Marquette college team
in Milwaukee Saturday. With Edger'
ton and Lacrosse highs, the two unde
feated teams leading in the dash fol
the title, contest between these two
elevens would clear the question of &
state winner to nicely, but it appears
that such contest is not destined tc
be had. Edgerton is more than willing
to arrange game with Lacrosse, but
that Lacrosse does not favor such ar
engagement is evident.
Mr.. F. B. Stokes, Chicago, of the
Quigley Dairy Co., was in town this
week looking over the field with the
intention of establishing pasteurizine
plant in Edgerton, if sufficient supply
of milk can be obtained in the territory
tributary to this city. This company
will furnish the necessary cans and pay
the schedule price on six month tern
for milk of 3.5 test, with &c raise
per point upwards, delivered at the
train leaving here at 1908 a. m. His
prices are somewhat higher than paic
at nearby points of shipment. Mr.
Stokes was in consultation with the
secretary of the Edgerton Credit asso
citation regarding location for plant
but his company is DESTROYS to obtair
shipment at once.
Tho Christmas ShonOinC season !;