The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-10-06
C G. Riederman left for Montan;


visit
Andrew Mcintosh and G. II. Bah
cock were Chicago visitors on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ogden are
spending the week with relatives in
Rockford.
Geo. w. Blanchard accompanied
party of landseekers to Montana on
Wednesday,
Watch for w. R. C. rummage sale
and home baking at T. A. & B. hall,
October 18th.
Reports from the GAINESVILLE hos
pital are. that Mrs. E. M. Hubbell is
steadily convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Swift left on
Tuesday for Mason City for visit
among Iowa relatives.
Miss Gretchen Tallard went to Jo-
liet, ILL.,, Wednesday to pass the winter
with her grandmother, Mrs. j. David
son.
-Mesdames Olaf Sune and Adolph
Swenson will entertain the Norwegian
Ladies' Aid in the church parlors on
Thursday, October 10th. 2
Clayton Williams leaves Friday for
Los Angeles, CAL, and will spend the
winter with his grandmother, Mrs. w.
w. Williams, near that city.
John Barrett of Porter, son of
James Barrett, suffered the loss of
portion of his thumb by getting his
hand caught in corn binder one day
this week.
BY petition the hours for opening
and closing election polls have been
changed from o'clock to $50 o'clock
a. m. and from $50 o'clock to 7:3O
O'Clock p. m. This gives the voters thir-
teen hours in which to deposit their bal
lots, which certainly ought to accom-
modate all.
The Progressive Study Club began
their years work Tuesday afternoon
at the library Greetings were ex-
changed and an interesting introduce
ton of the program was given by Miss
Alma Livick. The club adjourned to
meet Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. VIM. Bussey.
The people in this vicinity who
have in later years bought apples grown
on Frank Heddles' Colorado fruit ranch
will be pleased to learn that car of
choice Jonathans, the finest apple
grown, is expected to reach Edgerton
during the coming week. For particu-
lars see Robert Wilson or Pat Quigley.
At the request of the bar and many
| Jurors drawn for the October term of
the circuit court, Judge Grimm has
consented to postpone the term until
December 4th. The jury will be sum-
moned to appear at 2 p. m. December
9Th. October is busy month with the
| farmers, while the attorneys are en-
gagged more or less in politics during
| the month.
Mrs. Van Ness Green has returned
| from the east and begun her fall term
of teaching. Pupils wishing to begin
voice or piano are requested to arrange
for time this week. Glasses of two or
more are being organized, and class
of small children will be given especial
attention in fundamental training at 25
| Er1a al
! so cents to $1.00 per private lesson.
Res, Studio, Albion st. Phone 1856.
| Katherine LaSalle will be seen in
"The Bankers Daughter, five part
Celebrated Players feature to be shown
on Thursday at the Lyric. ''The Ac-
cusing Voice." three part Vitagraph
Broadway Star feature with Harry
Morrey and Belle Bruce as co-stars,
will be presented on Friday. Wilfred
Lucas, favorite of the movie fans,
will star in Acquitted, Triangle
/! five part feature to be shown on Mon
day. Wilfred Lucas will be supported
| by Mary Alden and an all star cast.
| The second game In the champion
ship for state honors between the She
boygan and Fort Atkinson baseball
teams will be played at Fort Atkinson
on Sunday, October s. The Sheboygan
team is the winner of the Lake Shore
League pennant and the Fort Atkinson
team is the winner of the Central State
League pennant. The first game re-
suited in win for the Sheboygan team
| by score of 4 to /. The teams are
very evenly matched and the outcome
will depend very largely upon the two
veterans, Stack of Fort Atkinson and
Braun of Sheboygan, pitchers.
Going the patent medicine fakir
! and the old-time medicine wagon with
| it's official ''barker" one better in the