The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-11-16

week. with GAINESVILLE relatives.
One hundred thirty-seven unpaid
water bills. Are you one of them?
There. will be no meeting of the
X. of P. lodge next Monday evening.
Miss Marie Gamer is down from
Jefferson for a few days stay with
friends here.
Mrs. John Williams Jones OF
Ketchikan, Alaska, is guest of Mrs.
w. G. Atwell.
j. A. Dickerson and w. E. New
man departed Thursday for the north
woods to hunt deer.
The w. C. T. u. will serve a chick
en- pie supper at the M. E. church on
Tuesday, Nov. 20. Will have on sale
a table of fancy articles.
| Mrs. O'Neil has sold her 80 acre
| farm in the town of Porter to Albert
Mantle of the town of Center, price
$3.50 per acre. Sale made by G. E.
Sweeney real estate agency.
| The Dane county council of de-
tense has planned big loyalty demon
stration at Stoughton on Tuesday even
ing, Nov. goth. A fine program of
speeches and music is arranged.
| The Wisconsin Dairymen's associa-
ton hold their annual meeting at
GAINESVILLE Nov. 20-22. The program is
filled with instructive papers for all
engaged in this important industry. 1t
will be meeting for milk producers,
soil builders and three days. school
for practical dairymen and boys and
mems judging contests.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. v Baugh of Bal
timore, Md, and Mrs. Will Williams
and two daughters, late of Pittsburg,
were guests at Arthur Clarke's on
Sunday. Mrs. Williams and daughters
left Tuesday for Los Angeles, CAL, to
join Mr.. Williams who is spending the
winter on the Pacific coast. Mr.. Baugh,
who is superintendent of dining car
service of the B. & o. returned Monday
while Mrs. Baugh remains for more
extended visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Robinson
of Topeka, Kansas. are stopping at
| The Carlton hotel for few days while
visiting among relatives and friends in
this locality. Mr.. Robinson came here
to inspect new mausoleum just COM
pleted for the family by Kansas City
monument company. The early life of
Mr.. Robinson was spent in the town of
Fulton. After completing his engineer
ing education at the Michigan univer-
sity he secured employment with the
Sante Fe railway and much of this
great system was completed under his
supervision, either in charge of engin-
eering or general management. From
vice president of the road he became
president of the Mexican Central rail-
way until the railway systems of Mex
leo were taken over by the govern
ment Since then he retired from bus
| mess and late years has been living
quietly at his home in Topeka, Kansas.
The attraction at, the Lyric on
Thursday (tonight) will be Para
mount feature, ''He Fell in Love With
His wife," with Florence Rockwell
and Forrest Stanley. This production
opens with situation that grips your
interest and holds it thru to the finish.
This photoplay is taken from the book
by the same name written by E. P.
Roe In ''The Glory of Yolande," the
Vitagraph feature which will be shown
on Saturday, Anita Stewart gives her
friends ample proof that she is worthy
of any praise they have bestowed. In
fact she gets right into her part and
makes the role living one. Her audi
ence feels the trials and joys of the
little Russian girl as tho she was living
the part before them and it is with re-
greet that the story is seen to end. Did
you see "Skinner's Dress Suit" which
was shown here some time ago? If
so, you will not want to miss "Skin-
ner's Bubble with Bryant Washburn
and the same cast of players. This is
a comedy drama and good clean
wholesome story of every day life
which will provoke plenty of laughter.
Prices 10 and Is cents, this includes
war tax. The Brady feature, ''The
Family Honor on Monday. Robert
Warwick as the man trying to save
his younger brother from the clutches
of designing adventures (Jane Ell
.vidge)> only to fall in love with her
himself and find out that she possessed
a kind heart after all. Coming on
Thanksgiving-Mary Pickford in Poor
Little Rich Girl"