The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12

peen on visit TO ReedSburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. AtwelI were in Wau-
kesha one day this week to visit Miss
Merrill who is taking the baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kendall
and family of Chicago visited last week
at the Wright and Shaw home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spike, John
Pearson and Al Smith are home after
an auto tour through Iowa, Minnesota
and South Dakota.
Regular services at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning and even
ing. The fourth quarterly conference
will be held Thursday, Aug. Is.
Mrs. John Scarcliff was taken to
GAINESVILLE hospital Monday and oper-
ated on for appendicitis. Her condi-
ton since has been very satisfactory.
Miss Agnes Harlin, sister of the
Rev. Harlin, his nieces, Miss Frances
Harlin of Fond du Lee and Miss Ann
Mcneil of GAINESVILLE. are paying the
st. Joseph parsonage a visit this week.
Geo. Blanchard, city attorney, left
Wednesday for Stevens Point, Grand
Rapids and other northern points to be
gone four or five days. He travels by
auto.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will meet in the church parlors We'd
nesday, Aug. II, at the usual hour, and
serve picnic supper. An invitation is
extended to their husbands and fami-
lies.
-Mesdames p. M. Quigley, Pat
Quigley, Gerald and D. ]. Quigley, Or
son Thompson, and the Misses Louise
Rivenberg, Frances and Anna Quigley
and Winnifred Thompson have taken
cottages at Lake Kegonsa for two
weeks.
John Poplowski is again in trouble;
this time charged with. transporting
moonshine into the city. The police
officers searched the Geborix house and
found there concealed two full quarts
of the forbidden fluid, and it is alleged
that John brought the stuff. Heis held.
Poplowski later pleaded guilty to the
charge of bringing moonshine into the
city He took Justice North and the
chief of police to farm near Slough
ton and showed the place of the still.
Plenty of evidence of recent operations
was found, but not the still,
According to the checking of the
state highway commission on the cost
of the Edgerton-J GAINESVILLE cement road
the county is making a considerable
saving by doing the workfby day labor
instead of contract. If weather con-
ditions remain favorable GAINESVILLE and
Edgerton may be connected by cement
before snow flies. The policy of the
county now is to encourage townships
to make all the connecting roads as
good as gravel and efficient work can
make them. The pro-rating of the
state aid among the townships for this
purpose is considered by the county
board
j. c. Relston, new county field Sec
rotary for the Jefferson County Guern-
sey Breeders association, has begun
work. His headquarters are at Fort
Atkinson. He will devote his entire
time in the interests of the Guernsey
Breeders association of Jefferson
county, by whom he is employed. Mr..
Ralston comes highly recommended
from southern Indiana where his father
is breeder of Guernsey cattle. The
Jefferson County Guernsey Breeders
association has recently been reorgan-
lied on three year membership basis.
The new organization was launched
with a signed up membership of Is
Guernsey breeders. The number has
since been increased. The new asso-
citation has adopted a program which
they confidently expect will develop the
Guernsey industry in Jefferson county,
and find profitable market for their
surplus stock.
The suggestion has been made that
in order to speed the completion of the
cleaning up campaign of the now so
popular golf course of the Edgerton
Country club, the members organize
into squads,who take turns in donating
their services couple hours some day
during the next weeks in cleaning up
the sides of the fareways, picking stone
and pulling weeds and in making the
green's smooth and attractive. The
idea is splendid and should meet with
the instant response of all members.
Let somebody organize the squads, as
sign the tasks to be performed, and it
would not take long to make the course
delight to the players and pride to
the city. Some of us whose principal
diversion has been to lose balls in the
high weeds would be delighted to have