The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-02-16
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Joe Conn visited his mother at AL
bany Wednesday, who is confined to
her home by sickness.
Mr.. Nanny We'll, of L. We'll & Sons,
New York, is in the state for few
days looking after Wisconsin business.
| Mrs. /. L. Wentworth went to
Waukesha Wednesday to spend the day
| with her husband, still at sanitarium
| there.
Mrs. Roy Saunders is expected to
be able to return to her home from the
GAINESVILLE hospital the latter part of
the week.
Remember that the ladies' aid So
ciety of the M E. church will serve a
cafeteria supper Wednesday, Feb. Fl.
All are invited.
Mr.. C. C. Hayes and wife of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, have been guests for the
week at the home of Fred Campbell
and wife. Mrs. Hayes is sister OF
Mrs. Campbell.
| st. Roses Ladies Aid Society will
serve supper at T. A. & B. hall on
Tuesday evening, Feb. Goth, beginning
at 5 o. m. and continue until all are
served.
The next basketball game sched-
uled here takes place Friday night with
/ the fast Waukesha team, and it is safe
to predict that warm contest may be
| seen.
John Sweeney and Mrs. John Hy-
land were called to Lacrosse during
the week by an accident that befell
their sister, Mrs. Fred Phifer, whose
injuries seem to prove quite serious.
| -Mesdames W. G. Atwell, T. A.
Clarke and G. w. Blanchard jointly en-
tertained large company of lady
| friends at l o'clock luncheon at the
home of the former Wednesday. Cards
were the diversion of the afternoon.
The Daniels Bros. Stock company
are playing a weeks stand at tho Ma
jestic with change Of bill each night.
The company are playing some favor
| ties for the balance of the week at
popular prices. The people are invited
| to come and witness a good entertain
ment.
| In the municipal court at Madison
Monday, Con Murray of Dunkirk was
| fined 500 and costs for cruelty to ami
mails. He also had to pay Earl Town
send, who took care of his stock by or
der of the court since his arrest, and
the fine and costs aggregated $254.25.
If he fails to pay he must spend three
months in Jail.
p. N. Grubb's family had narrow
escape from coal gas Tuesday night,
when an explosion of the furnace dis
connected the smoke pipe and gas filled
the basement as we'll as the upper por-
ton of the home. Their maid was
quite overcome, but the rest of the
family were saved by having an open
| window in their chamber.
Several farmers of this locality at
tended the annual meeting of the Farm
ers' Cooperative Packing Co. held at
Madison Monday About 600 stock
holders were present and were taken
to the plant by special train. The
machinery is now being installed and
the plant is expected to be put in op-
GRAFTON by April l. The officers chosen
are Herman Schultz, Madison, presi-
dent; w. C. Moen, Wyocena, vice
president; w. w. Wright, Darlington,
secretary, and Jean Croft, Lancaster,
treasurer.
Ferdinand Keeling of Johnsons
Creek, has 1873 acres and Is cows. He
produced 2O4, OS8 pounds of milk during
the year of 1916, and the amount of
money received for the milk, which
| was delivered to the Fred G. Mansfield
| Co. condensery, amounted to $685.. 06.
This averages $134.O8 per cow, or Sill
per COW per month. December milk
check amounted to $437.22. We don't
know Ferdinand but we should say he
was first-class dairyman, thinks the
Whitewater Register man.
-''The Huntress of Men, is the title
| of the Red Feather feature to be shown
at the Lyric on Thursday, presenting
Mary Fuller in the role of firt who
has been nicknamed ''The Huntress"
by the men who have become captive
to her beauty, while she boasts she can
| win the love Of any man while she will
never love anyone. Miss Fuller wears
some costly gowns in this play, one es-
pecially is of crystal and jet beads
which is one of the most costly gar
ments that has ever been in the films.
Monday will be special treat to those
who love the old negro melodies and
who can sing them better than the
negro himself? William Buchner's Vir-