The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-02
See "Knute Knutson" at Royal hall,

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Mr.. Will Short and family of Milton
spent Sunday with relatives here.
The Kindeforening will meet with
Mrs. Albert Johnson, August 8th
H. S. McGiffin and wife of James
Vile visited relatives here Wednesday.
Miss Beth Rosencrans of Oconomo-
voc is guest of her sister, Mrs l.. Fl.
Towne.
The Young Ladies society will meet
with Miss Clara Jensen this Thursday
| evening.
August Dessert and son from north
ern Illinois are guests at the home OF
| Herman Venske.
Miss Agnes Murphy left Monday for
Joliet, to pass a two weeks vacation
with relatives in that city.
Miss Winifred Coon is spending the
week as guest of Miss Buckley of Be-
lott at Lake Kegonsa.
II. B. Earle sold the Mcdowell cot
tage owned by him at Lake Kegonsa to
Geo. Parker of GAINESVILLE on Tuesday.
Remember the dance in Academy
hall next Wednesday evening. 1t will
be a fitting way to wind up the picnic.
| Mrs. Maud Nolan left Wednesday
for her home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after a
three weeks visit at the Spencer home
| here.
Sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry johnson on Monday and at the
home of B. @. ROsker, west OF town, on
Tuesday.
August Ratzlaff has resigned his po
siton in Leedle's store and left on Mon
day for Fort Atkinson to accept cler
| ical position in store there.
| -MacAllerton, J. M. Conways prom
ising PAGER, won the 1926 pace at Streat-
or, ILL.,, Tuesday, the best time being
2:1414. In the 2:35 trot Interest" also
captured second money.
| The marriage of Mrs. Sarah A..
johnson and Amos Tobias took place at
the home of the bride Monday evening,
July Doth, at eight o'clock, Judge b. III.
Smith performing the ceremony. Only
| immediate friends were present.
| The new Kuthie residence has been
sold to George Dickinson of Albion Prai-
RE for $4,000. George Farman's family
will occupy it until Mr.. Dickinson de-
cides to remove from his farm to this
city. The Kuthie family removed to
Milwaukee last week.
Mrs. Meddick, living in Porter, had
! the misfortune to break her arm Ta~s
| day. She was returning from town with
| a load of furniture and in backing up to
the door of her home, the wagon was
tipped over and she was thrown to the
ground with the result above noted.
The completion of the school census
shows a decrease of in the number of
children in the district between the ages
of and 20, of two from last years re-
port. This year there are 92S, of which
number 460 are males and 468 females.
| Of this number, $40 attended the public
schools and 70 were enrolled at the Ger
man school, leaving a total of 2l4 not at
tending any school. The whole number
of days attendance of the difference pu-
pills was 81 ,634 and the daily attendance
for the year was 800.
"A distressing accident occurred on
| the Hans Serns' farm in Fulton Sunday,
when the a. year old daughter Sadie had
both her legs badly mangled in now
ing machine. The girl was engaged in
driving the mower and had stopped to
fix the bride on one of the horses when
| the team started and in some manner
she was drawn into the cutting bar and
the cruel knives mangled the feshy part
of her legs clear to the bone. Drs Kee-
nan and Cleary were called to attend
the injured girl and while the wounds
are deep and painful, it is believed she
will not be permanently injured.
-"Knute Knutson," to be presented
at Royal hall, August 9TH, is a comedy
drama of the better class, having we'll
defined plot, goodly number of comedy
situations and is "true to life" story.
With f. G.. McReynolds in the title role,
Jay Merrill as Major Littleton, b. M.
Raymond as the patent medicine detec-
tive, Freeman Lyons as Dusty Dan, and
the lady parts taken by Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Merrill, Misses Bowen and JIund,
the patrons are assured OF a we'll played
and pleasing entertainment. Several
novel specialties will be introduced, also
some surprises in scenic stagecraft pro-
! duced Remember the date, August 7th.
Seats on sale at Ash's book store August
| 9Th. Prices Is, 25 and 35c.
| "A special combination car sent out
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