The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-06-25
Neville

Emil Brown was an over Sunday VS.
itor in Watertown.
Mr. and Mrs Green of Albion spent
Thursday with Mrs Maxson.
Miss Susan Lock of Albion is visiting
at the home of p C Maxson.
] Buchanan of GAINESVILLE came up to
try his luck fishing last week.
] McCullock and family are in camp
on Richardson's for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs L K Peck attended the
funeral of Mrs Maltpress Sunday.
Leora Sherman is visiting her sister,
Mrs Claude Britain, in Stoughton.
Marie Stricken, who was on the sick
list last week, is able to be out again.
H johnson and family of Edgerton
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs
Stricken.
Geo Sherman took number of Mad
ison young people for trip around the
lake Sunday.
Miss Vena Brown of Milwaukee is
home to spend her summer vacation
with her mother.
John Sherman took load of gentle
man friends to Fort Atkinson Sunday
in his launch.
DR. Johnson was called from Edgerton
to attend the injuries of Fay Bumps
horse few days ago.
Al Alder of Edgerton and Frank AL
den of GAINESVILLE are spending the week
Oh ooff
Mrs Chas Kendall and children of
Wyoming left for Evansville this week
after spending five weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs Max Brown.
Misses Barber and Buckley, teachers
in the art school in Chicago, are here for
the summer, taking views along the
river and lake for painting.
Stoughton
Miss Carrie Hutson has returned
home from Los Angeles, Cal, where
she has spent the winter with her
brother, Frank Johnson.
Mrs George Nohr of Oklahoma City,
| Oklahoma, is here for the annual vaca-
ton with her father, ex-Mayor O J
Melaas. She is accompanied by her
little daughter.
George Bryant suffered broken leg
Thursday afternoon while engaged in
| digging up some Water-pipe between
the windmill and the tank on his farm
southeast of town. He was working in
a five-foot trench when one of the sides
caved in and fell on his right leg, break
ing the bone.
Charley Hanson and his party of
young people who were about to take a
| launch ride on the Yahara Tuesday
evening, may thank their good luck and
kind providence that they were not
all drowned or burned to death by the
| explosion of their gasoline engine. The
engine was disabled and the boat took
fire, but all escaped without injury.
The old settlers annual gathering of
Wednesday was like all former ones,
| largely attended and success in every
/ particular. The meeting was held at
| the farm home of VIM LaFay ard the
guests were made to feel that they
were right at home. The usual elabor-
ate nood-day meal was served, followed
/ by the regular program of speaking,
music and general good time. The
| next meeting will be held at the home
of 7 G Taylor in Dunkirk.
For having in their possession small
pike of less than one pound in weight,
r w Emmerson, F A Emery, E I Car
ely and u Swigley, all of Rockford,
were taken before Judge Donovan
Wednesday and paid in fine and costs
S13. so EACH The gentlemen were stay
ing with Landlord Testal and when they
landed at the dock after the days fish
| ing their catch was closely examined
by couple of game wardens, when
several were found to be under weight.
John Johnson, an old time fisherman
who camps at Sugar Bush Point, was
arrested for using set lines, over 25O0
feet being found, and in default of a
fine of $25 was sent to the county jail
for 80 days. Game Warden w w Bur-
gett of Whitewater and d w futile of
Oconomowoc did the business.
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