The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-17
Cambridge

Chester TellefSon pitched for Lake
Mills in game with Johnsons Creek at
the latter place on the Fourth and won
his game by score of 2 to l. He again
pitched for Lake Mills yesterday against
! the Whitewater team.
The Cambridge ball team met with its
first defeat of the season last Friday
when they played the Fort Atkinson
Eagles in that city, the score being 4, to
5. Their defeat was accomplished
through rank decision on the part of
the umpire in the ninth inning.
Miss Bessie Telyea, who recently took
the examination for second grade GER
ti6cate in Jefferson county and passed
successfully, has accepted the position
as teacher in the primary room of the
Rockdale graded school. She goes to
Whitewater Normal next Monday to
take the summer course.
A bad runaway accident with serious
results occurred on the road between
Cambridge and London on the evening
of the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs Oscar An
derson and Mr. and Mrs Nels Lien and
little child were returning from the Lon
don picnic in a surrey and when about
half way to Cambridge they met some
acquaintance. The rig was stopped
and sMr Anderson got out to talk to
them. Mr. Lien dropped the reins and
also jumped out, the horses then started
to run The ladies occupied the back
seat and Mrs Lien reached over for the
lines, when Mrs Anderson grabbed the
child and jumped out of the vehicle and
in striking the ground broke her leg in
two places between the knee and ankle.
Mrs Lien also jumped out of the rig and
escaped with badly bruised shoulder.
The horses continued on their run
through Cambridge and when near
Rockdale collided with tree which
brought them to stop. Mrs ANDERSON
was taken into the home of Andrew
Simonson and medical aid summoned.
The following morning she was taken to
her home at Rockdale where Drs Bilstad
and Amundson set the broken limb.
Stoughton
DIR e Dietzman, who has practiced
osteopathy here about year and half,
has decided to remove to Racine, and is
packing his household goods preparatory
to leaving in few days.
d D Usher, Clarence Onsgard and r
r Edwards are the new managers of the
auditorium, the council having granted
Mr. Baumgardner permission to transfer
| his lease
| Three Juvenile burglars, Sonford Pet,
erson, the eleven year old son of John
! Peterson, and Oscar Sunday and Theo
dore Rue, aged nine and ten, were caught
in the Grahn-Jones Co store on Sunday
! by Mr. Grain, where the boys had tap
| ped the till and secured few dollars in
change and were then about TO lay in
for stock of candy. The Peterson boy
was fined S25 and the others $40 each
and costs, but the sentence in each case
was suspended during good behavior
Mr. and Mrs NJ A Guam and the for
mer's mother, Mrs Jensine Guam, met
with an accident Sunday noon in which
Mrs A Guam was quite badly cut about
the face and head, and also had an arm
injured. The three were driving along
the highway near Andrew Chin's place
in Pleasant Springs when an automobile
approached at rapid gait, and in turn
ing out the buggy turned over the slope
beside the roadway and spilled the occu-
pants. Fortunately the horse did not
become frightened and made 40 attempt
to run away.