The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-11-09

-Antone Staff has opened the Ell
lingson stable on Albion street for
stabling.
This office has fine assortment of
Christmas cards that will be shown on
application.
Poultry prices have declined so
lately that it is about the cheapest in
meat line to be had on the market now.
Earle Shaw, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Shaw of this city, with hospital
unit at Camp Sherman, Chilicothie,
Ohio, has lately been promoted to hos
pital sergeant.
The week has brought several In
dian summer days that were due more
than a month ago, but even though be-
lated are welcomed by the farmers in
completing their fall work.
Miss Mona Nichols. teaching at
Princeton, and Tresa McDonough at
Two Rivers, spent Sunday at their
homes in this city while returning from
the Milwaukee convention.
Chris Kruckenberg was taken with
a fainting spell after driving into town
and fell while hitching his team. After
being taken to DR.. Cleary's Office he
recovered and was later taken to his
home in Albion.
The Community Christmas tree is
already in place at the bank corner,
which serves as sort of reminder that
the holiday season is not so many weeks
away and we should start our Christ
mas buying early.
Letters coming from Camp Mac
Arthur, Waco, Texas, state that in
competition in which 200 boys entered
for positions on the foot ball team,
Norman Clarke, member of last sea-
sons state champions, was successful
in making his division foot ball team.
The girls of the Ayataia club are
planning a benefit dance to raise
Christmas fund for the boys of the
local platoon who are located at Waco,
Texas. Nov. 10Th is the date set for
the dance and Thompson's orchestra
has been engaged to furnish the music.
The biggest single haul of carp and
buffalo fish ever made was recently
taken in Lake Monona by Wiedner &
Son, who have the contract for remov-
ing carp from the lakes. They stretch
ed net, one mile in length, from
Winnequah to Turvill's point and gath
cred in about 100000 pounds of fish,
mostly carp. The value of the haul
was estimated at $4,000. The carp
and buffalo are kept alive in crate
in the Tonywatha lagoon until the con-
tractors are ready to ship them.
"A Paramount picture with Dustin
Farnum in the star role will be shown
tonight at the Lyric. Her Right to
Live" will be the attraction on Satur-
day. Peggy Hyland and Antonio Mo-
reno are assisted by the Vitagraph
child actors, Bobby Connolly and sister
Helen and Mildred May. An interest
ing story combined with these capable
actors proves an exceptionally fine Of
fering. The story of woman, who,
married to an attorney, cannot manage
her house or children because of the
interference of the aunts with whom
they live, how her husband cannot un-
derstand her complaints and the trou-
BILE which arises, is told in the Brady
feature, "Man's Woman" on Monday.
Ethel Clayton takes the part of the
wife and Rochelle Fellows the part of
the successful attorney. "The Female
of the Speeches." Triangle play feat
uring Dorothy Dalton, for next We'd
nesday A drama of intense appeal.
Don't miss this one. Coming attrac-
tons 'Poor Little Rich Girl' with
Mary Pickford on Thanksgiving; Fri
day, Nov. 10th, Bryant Washburn in
"Skinner's Bubble"