The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-30
Sat nome grown peanuts! James

/ will harvest about two bushels. They
are large, fine shaped peanuts, as
/ plump and pretty as any shipped in
from the peanut home country.
in the mention made of the gradu-
ates of the local high school who this
fall continue their education in higher
institutions, The Reporter failed to
mention Glenetta Williams of the class
of 1921 and LaClede Walters of the 1920
class. both of Albion and both attend
ing Milton college.
The first of the series of high
school football games arranged for this
fall will be played at Athletic park
Saturday afternoon. 1t is Edgerton
high vs.. Madison high. The Madison
team defeated their alumni team a
week ago which indicates that the con-
test will be live one.
Mr.. Will Carey, son of Charles
Carey of this city, will open law Of
flee in the rooms formerly occupied by
Paul Grub in the city of Edgerton,
October 6. Mr.. Carey is a graduate of
Milton college, to U. w. and the Uni
versity of Georgia. He will conduct
general law practice.
The other boys in the Albion street
accident are coming around in good
shape. Mr.. Biessman is on the street
on crutches. John Hanson is gaining
slowly at his home. AL Lyon is gain
ing physically, though restless at times.
His mind is in about the same condition
as during the past couple weeks.
George Haugen was given fine of
$75 and costs, amounting to $8O.15, for
operating an automobile while under
the Influence of liquor, and Magnus
Johnson $50 and costs, total of $50. Is,
for riding in the same car while intox-
icated. The parties were brought be-
fore Justice North Monday and plead
guilty to the charge.
Mrs. F. w. Coon left last Saturday
for visit of several weeks duration
with her children living in the West.
She will first spend some time with her
son and his family at Minneapolis; from
there she goes to Yakima, Wash, to
visit daughter, and to Paonia, Colo,
to spend some time with her eldest
daughter and her family.
Sunday, Oct 9th, between 2 and 5
o'clock in the afternoon, the local lodge
of Masons will open the new temple to
the public Anyone who at that time
desires to visit the place is welcome
and will be shown around by members.
This is done to avoid crowding on the
day of dedication, October Is, when so
many members from visiting lodges
will be in attendance.
Word has been received of the
death of Bertha Brown Simmons of
Chicago. Mrs. Simmons was grand
daughter of the late Abraham Keene
and lived north of the village of Fulton
for number of years. She leaves be-
sides her husband, L. A. Simmons, one
sister, Miss Minnie Brown of Califor-
MIA. She has good many friends In
this section who are grieved to hear of
her untimely death.
AN effort is being made to learn
the migration routes and winter homes
of game birds. To this end 500 Sas-
katchewan ducks have been labeled
with this notation: Manitoba Trading
Co., st. Paul. Mimi All duck shoot
ers are requested to examine all birds
and report the date on which the bird
was killed, variety of duck and exact
locality. Look out for these birds and
ask your friends to keep watch. The
bands will be found on the right wing
or the right leg.
The enrolment at the u. w. is
considerably larger than the total Ell
rollment for last year. It stands
good chance of enrolling $500 students
during the first semester. The housing
of these many students seems to be
pretty we'll taken care of by those in
charge Last year u. w. graduates
furnished % per cent of all teachers in
the state high schools; other colleges
in the state contributed IA per cent to
the high school teaching staff of Wis
consin. Altogether 81 per cent of the
teachers in the state high schools were
trained at Wisconsin schools.
| IF the weather keeps and the crews
are permitted to push the work, the
new Edgerton.J anesville cement road
will be completed to the Ford this week.
Tracking and other material for the con-
struction of the road from Indian Ford
to Edgerton are being placed The
plan is to connect up at the end of the
cemetery road and work south. Mean
while travel will be detoured so as to