The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-07-16

"A baby boy was born into the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Keeling on Mon
day last.
-Chas. Swift has had his residence
connected with the telephone and his
number is SO.
Miss Helen Coon returned Wednes-
day from weeks visit with friends at
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Marshal Phil Welch attended the
annual meeting of Chiefs of Police in
Milwaukee this week.
20. C. Lee, Stoughton's banker-to-
bacco dealer, called on friends in Ed
gerton Wednesday.
Mrs. A. E. Skinner and children
have been passing the week with rela-
tives in Milton Junction.
Miss Winifred Coon left Thursday
morning for Green Bay to visit her
school friend, Gertrude Wright.
Mrs. Weetman Dickinson and her
daughter left Wednesday morning for
visit with friends at Galva, Ill.
Rev. Geo. Barber of Cincinnati,
Ohio, arrived Tuesday to pass his vaca-
ton with relatives in this vicinity.
DIR. J. B. Miller went to Milwau-
kee Wednesday to attend the state dem
tai convention in session there this
week.
Miss Evaline Leroy of Chicago,
daughter of Conductor Andy Leroy,
has been guest of Miss Nellie Bentley
for the past week.
Fred Brown of Milwaukee has pur-
chased lot adjoining his brother Frank
on the Rock and intends erecting a
summer cottage there.
Joseph Ellis, engineer in the survey
of the DISQUALIFICATION interurban,
was called to Ohio Wednesday by the
death of his father at Pomeroy, that
state.
"A week without rain has given the
farmers chance to get their haying
well under way and the crop, which is
a bounteous one, is being secured in ex-
ceptionally fine condition.
-Elverton Palmiter returned to his
home in Albion Wednesday after being
confined to the Mercy hospital in James
vile four weeks following an operation
for appendicitis.
The GAINESVILLE Tennis club came up
Thursday morning for return game
with Edgerton to be played on the Gull
ton court. This paper goes to press
too early to give the result of the con-
test.
The Young Peoples Society of the
East Koshkonong United Lutheran
church will give an ice cream sociable
on Mr.. S. P. Saunders lawn Wednesday
evening, July 21st. All are invited to
come. s
"A reunion of the Conway family
was held at Richardson's on the Rock
last Sunday. A splendid groupe photo
of all present was made by Will Bardeen
and this will serve as souvenir of the
occasion. Il
Joe Conn has furnished his grocery
store with one of the best sanitary re-
frigerators to be had in the cities 1t
has all the improved cooling devices, is
roomy and will keep goods right in hot
or cold weather.
Misses Blanche Shumway, Anna
Armit, Edna Stone, Emily Watson, Jes-
sica North, Sena Hauge, Rose Harring-
ton, Katherine Nichols, Josephine Tai
lard are registered at the teachers in
stitute being conducted at GAINESVILLE.
Services at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and even
ing. Rev. A. z. Newcomb will occupy
the pulpit Mr.. Newcomb is candi-
date and comes highly recommended
from the University of Chicago.
II. B. Earle has purchased Model F
Buick touring car, one of the two An
drew Erickson lately received from the
factory. The machine will come in
quite handy in going to an fro between
the cottage at Lake Kegonsa and town.
&C. B. Gary and wife returned We'd
nesday from LOOMS, Dakota, where.
they have been the past few weeks.
While their Mr.. Gary and son Charles
went to Kansas and purchased farms
there, c. B. getting 800 and Charles Jr.
100 acres.
"A ball game in which the business
men were pitted against the tobacco
men was played at the Driving Park
Wednesday afternoon. Both sides
needed help to keep the score anywhere
within reason. The tobacco men, how
ever, brag about the bigger score.
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