The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-04-07

-InlrCy-Slx Genus is the Eigln price
of butter this week.
DIR. Meyers attended a dental clinic
in Chicago Wednesday.
After passing a bad day yesterday,
Mr.. Geo. Underhill is reported slightly
better at this writing.
Atty. L. HI. Towne has been con-
fined to his home with some affection
of the leg that precludes the use of it
for the time being.
james Stebbins, who has occupied
the HI. T. Sweeney farm for several
years. moved his family and effects
upon farm near Lima this week.
d. P. Devine of Albion has moved
his family into the residence in town
owned by his mother, so as to be closer
in touch with the business Of the Ed
gerton Warehouse Co.
The Edgerton Odd Fellow Lodge
No. 1853, after being in existance for
nearly 48 years, has decided to sur
render its charter. At one time the
organization was strong in fraternal
circles but membership late years has
dwindled until it decided to quit. The
interest of the Odd Fellows in the
Royal hall block was few years ago
taken over by the Masonic lodge.
An Easter dance will be given in
Academy hall Monday evening, April
"a. The Waterloo Saxophone orches-
ira will furnish the music and they are
said to be one of the best in southern
Wisconsin 1t is planned tosmake this,
one of the most pleasant parties of the
year and all should arrange. to attend.
The price has been~put- at one dollar
and that is cheap for dance of this
kind.
Will Schumacher is building large
chicken house on the Petty farm north
of town which the Edgerton Poultry
Co. have leased for number of years.
They have 1000 young chicks just be-
ginning to peep that the new building
will house. They are arranging to run
about 5000 chickens on the farm when
all their plans are perfected and make
business of raising broilers for mar
ket.
AT the regular meeting of the w.
r. C. the following program was given
in recognition of Grand Army Day,
April 18th: President Wilson's address
at the 10th National Encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic at
Washington, D. c., on the evening of
Sept. 18th, 1915, by Mrs. Annie Sher-
man; The Old GrandeArmy Boys''=-4-
reading-Mable Brown; ''What Does
the Bronze Button Mean?" by Mrs.
Lizzie Williams. A dainty lunch was
served and the evening enjoyed by all.
The Lyric has booked for Friday
1.-THE Outer Edge adapted from the
novel cat the End of His Hope" and
featuring Henry B. Walthall, who
gained fame by taking the leading part
in ''The Birth of Nation On Mon
day the five part Universal feature,
Under Southern Skies" featuring
Mary Fuller and adapted from the fam
Gus play of the same name. On Tues
das laughable Chaplin comedy will be
shown Coming soon, "The Beloved
Vagabond'' in six parts, beautiful
hand color feature.
Richard Miller shipped so barrels
of carp and buffalo fish by express Sat-
urday evening to New York and an
other shipment of 5000 pounds again
on Monday The rough fish were taken
from Rock river under his SEEMING priv
ilage recently and are commanding
higher prices than ever before. The
express charges to New York were
nearly two cents a pound. Z Mr.. Miller
has contract with the state conserva-
ton commission to secure quantity of
bullheads for stocking purposes. Some
of the small inland lakes in this vicinity
hold enormous quantities of these small
fish. r
On Monday morning, March 81,
1916, Nobert, infant son of MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Willie, was called from this
world to home of eternal rest and
peace. Nobert was only two months
and six days of age and was stricken
with pneumonia, and his sufferings were
of but few days duration. Funeral
services, conducted by Rev. Spilman,
were held from the home at O'Clock
and from the German church at 2.
o'clock Wednesday and the remains of
the cherished little one were laid at
rest in Eassett cemetery. The SYM
pathy of the community goes QUITO
the bereaved parents.
The Mems Club of the Congrega-
tional church convened Friday evening
ar tho home of Mr. and Mrs II, "A An