The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-10-05
The Liberty Bonds have arrived at

1 line Liberty DOiluS nave diiiVCeA-0e
the Tobacco Exchange bank for deliv-
cry.
John P. Coon went to Ladysmith
Tuesday for visit to his sister, Mrs.
E. T.. Shepard.
The w. R. C. will serve a cafeteria
supper at their hall Oct. 16, from 5 p.
m. until all are served.
Frank Ash and C. w. Birkenmeyer
have been drawn as jurors for the next
term of the circuit court.
DIR. Irwin Meyers, brother of f. c.,
was appointed first lieutenant in the
dental reserve corps with U. S. army.
Andrew Mcintosh and Walter Nab
bett went to Chicago Tuesday to attend
a meeting of Y. NJ c. A. workers held
at the LaSalle hotel.
The Missionary society of the Con-
! gregational church will meet in the
church parlors Friday at p. m. Miss
Madge Wilson will lead the meeting.
-Mesdames B. Harrison, Aakvik,
Antoine Johnson, w. o. Leary, Clyde
Ogden will entertain the society of the
Norwegian Lutheran church Thursday,
Oct. 18th.
John Jensen of the town of Fulton
has bought the Kate Hyland farm of
12O acres in the town of Albion; con-
sideration SIT, 900. Sale made by c. E.
Sweeney Real Estate Agency.
Mrs. Robert Bruhn returned from
the Augustine hospital, Chicago, We'd
nesday, where she had been for treat
ment. Her daughter, Mrs. August
Ratzlaff, accompanied her.
Friends here have been informed
of the death of Mrs. Wales, mother of
Mrs. T. w. North, which occurred at
Stevens Point Tuesday. The burial
takes place at Ft. Atkinson on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mcintosh left
Wednesday morning for visit to their
son Charles at the Fit. Sheridan Of
ficers' training camp, and son Robert,
| lieutenant at the Battle Creek canton
ment.
-Drs. A. T. and Floyd Shearer have
turned over their business and sold
their accounts to DIR. Horton. DR..
Floyd Shearer will be at DR.. Num-
office in GAINESVILLE until called into mil
itary hospital service.
Tuesday evening at Library hall,
Mr.. w. ]. Nickel gave most interest
ing and instructive talk on what to
Eat and How" Mr.. Nickel is sent out
by the food conservation committee
and made strong appeal to the audi
ence for the economic use of food.
"A company of friends pleasantly
surprised Mrs. F. C. Meyers at her
home on Washington street Tuesday
evening in honor of her birthday. The
evening was spent with music and in a
social way and before the guests de-
parted they presented Mrs. Meyers
with token of esteem.
"A government observation balloon
belonging to the aviation reserve corps
at st. Louis landed near Evansville
Tuesday morning after an all night
trip. The airship carried seven student
aviators. The average height while
making the trip was 1900 feet and four
hours of the flight was made in rain
storm. The balloon was sent back to
the starting point in st. Louis.
One million seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars worth. of the second
issue of the Liberty Bonds are to be
sold to Rock county residents during
the coming campaign which started this
week, which seeks to furnish the gov
eminent with more sinews of war TO
fight the enemy. This fact was brought
out clearly and ways and means to
market this share assigned to Rock
county were discussed at meeting of
the bankers held at GAINESVILLE recently.
An organization is to be effected in
each community and house to house
canvass made for subscriptions. Those
who can not in any other way serve
their country are asked now to put
their dollars to work.
Table etiquette will have to be al
tered in some cases in order to permit
the greater economy of food. Eating
peas with knife will continue to be
frowned on for an occasional pea is
liable to roll off unless one is very skill
full. 1t probably will become good form
to knaw steak bone and the invivid-
ual who shall fail to wipe up the gravey
on the plate with hunk of bread will
show shameful lack of 1918 form. Pies
will be held on the palm of the hand
and wedged into the face as we used to
do in our kid days. This return to pur-
lie methods is advisable because many
flakes of crust are now lost when the
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