The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-11-20


this week at Academy hall.
"A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Scholtz near town on Tuesday.
There will be no meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society Thanksgiving week.
The Pigeforening is invited to meet
at the ho ne of Mrs. Jacob johnson this
Thursday evening.
Mr. Clouden Stebbins and wife of
Stoughton were guests of Edgerton
friends on Wednesday
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ.
E. church will hold their Christmas fair
and supper on December 9th.
AT Culton Memorial hall on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
the Horace X. Turner Art Exhibit.
A boy babe was born to M. and
Mrs Richard Curran on Monday, COM
pleting family roll of six good, hearty,
healthy boys.
Mr.. George Underhill left Tuesday
morning for Quincy, Florida, to indulge
in season of quail hunting with former
acquaintance in that state.
Interest yourself as well as your
children in the Art Exhibit which pre-
sents rare opportunity for an educa-
ton along much neglected lines.
Engineer Ellis has been making Ed
gerton his headquarters few days this
week while directing new survey of
the proposed electric line in this vicinity.
Correspondence and news items in
tended for next weeks issue should be.
forwarded early for the paper will be
printed day earlier to permit the force
to observe Thanksgiving.
Miss Hazel Swaney OF Milton juno
ton, 20 years of age, was badly burned
by oyerturning tea kettle of boiling
water. The girl, during her work,
stopped over to pick up something,
catching her sleeves on the KETTLE pull
ing it over onto her. Her condition is
serious.
The fifth of the series of the contest
by the Royal Neighbors took place at
Woodmen hall last Thursday evening.
An original chorus song, duets, recita-
tions and two act comedy made up the
program which pleased large number
of invited guests present. At the con-
clusion OF the program fruit was served.
The Scenic Theatre" management
are arranging for an excellent program
for Thanksgiving day. B,th an after
noon and evening performance will Do
given. In addition to the res, ular,
religious film will be shown, and the
song program, "The holy City" with
illustrations) will be sung by Mr.. Chas.
Raymond.
DR. Cleary was called to the south
part of Fulton Monday to attend to the
injuries that had befallen Ed Harrington
in somewhat singular manner. He was
with some workmen grabbing and in
| telling tree Mr.. Harrington was caught
under the branches and one of his ears
nearly severed from his head. The mem-
Der was stitched back in place and no
serious results are expected.
-Thompson's Comedians we're at
Royal shall the first three nights of the
week and were greeted with good audi
ences at each performance. The COM
pany was strong in every respect, the
! plays all new and presented in way that
sustained Thompson's reputation as an
entertainer. Monday evening, paid the
Price; Tuesday evening, 1.-THE Devil;
Wednesday evening, "The Farmers
Daughter" 1t was hard to tell which
| pleased the audience most. Come
again, Mr.. Thompson.
"A second shredder accident within
the week occurred on Friday last on
Chas. Learns farm west of town and his
son Hubert, young man aged % years,
was the victim. While engaged in feed
ing the corn shredder his left hand be-
came caught 10 the rolls and his arm
drawn into the machine, while the cruel
knives sliced and mangled the flesh and
bone to tatters Drs. Cleary and Nc
| Chesney we're called and it was found
! necessary to amputate the arm short
distance below the elbow. The young
man is reported to have recovered from
! the shock aud is doing nicely.
About fifty housewives have petit
toned the common council to regulate
the use of soft coal for fuel in the city.
j While the plea perhaps, lacked the
! plaintiveness characteristic of ladies'
petition, yet there may be sufficient
cause for making the request, and the
matter has been referred by the common
council to competent committee for in
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