The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-22
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w. S. Heddles was down from
Madison Wednesday,
Miss Marie Magill of Oregon is Wis
iting Edgerton relatives.
Miss Agnes Murphy has gone to
ST. Louis to visit her parental home.
Mrs. Con Hayes and little daughter
of GAINESVILLE are visiting at the Condor
home.
Frank Caughey, wife and children
of Milwaukee were guests for the week
of Frank and Harry Ash.
Mrs. Robson and daughter Anna of
Chicago have been guests at the c. l..
Culton home this week.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
cake sale at Peters market next Sat
urday afternoon at 3 p. m.
-Ferd Kepp and daughter Myrtle of
Sank City were down for short stay
with Edgerton friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Leroy, wife of Conductor Andy
Leroy, and daughter of Chicago were
guests at the home of C. R. Bentley
over Sunday.
W. E. Babcock and wife of Chicrgo
have been spending portion of the
week with relatives here, driving over
land in their auto.
in default of $3.50 fine imposed
by Justice North on Melvin Strummen
for drunkenness, he was committed to
jail on Monday for 30 days.
Edith Ogden returned from Lake
Geneva Wednesday, where she has
been visiting the past month with Rev.
F. C. Richardson's family.
Prof. Frank M. Jack, of the River
Falls normal school, and family arrived
Monday evening for visit with Ed
gerton relatives and friends.
Mrs. Nina Anderson and daughter
Anna of Park River, N. D., and Miss
Ellen Johnson of Stoughton spent Sat-
urday with Miss Marie Pollard.
DIR. Jos. Johnson and bride return
ed from their wedding trip to Colorado
Monday and have since been the recip-
tents of many congratulations.
&C. E. Shannon and wife and Van
Ess Green and lady friend left Satur-
day morning on a weeks auto trip
through tobacco growing sections of
the state.
Miss Leo Thompson is home from
8 Detroit where she has been attending
a manual training and art school the
past year. She has engaged to teach
In a New Jersey seminary the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Whittet and son
Lowell departed Friday from Milwau-
kee for trip around the lakes with an
excursion of the Retail Lumber Deal
ers' association. From the 500 they
go to Detroit.
-Four representatives of the Edger
ton tennis club, Walter Mabbett, Rock
we'll Hinkley, Robert Mcintosh and
Clarence Jensen, played an equal team
at Whitewater Monday and won the
majority of games.
DIR. L. R. Head of Madison has
nearly recovered from case of blood
poisoning which at one time threatened
to become serious. He had an infec-
ton in his left hand which spread rap
idly and he went to the hospital for a
few days.
H. H. Dickinson had about quar-
ter of an acre of wheat that he wanted
cut and he hunted the town over quite
while before he could find man with
the experience to swing an old fashion
ed cradle to garner the field. That man
was VIM. Hutson.
One of twin girls born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Pattison a month ago was
tenderly laid at rest in the cemetery on
Tuesday. The bereaved parents desire
to thank their friends for their SYM
pathy and kindness as we'll as their
floral remembrances.
Robert Mcintosh entertained the
following friends at a four-course din
ner at his home Thursday evening:
Gerald Whitford, William Dickinson,
William Mcintosh, Charles Flagg, Chas
Mcintosh, Paul Coon, Carlton McCar-
thy, Clarence Jensen, Rockwell Hink-
ley, Warren Coon and Lamont Girard.
After dinner card playing was resorted
to and everyone had most enjoyable
evening.
August 10th is the date to keep
prominently in mind for this is the day
of the biggest event of the year. This
is also the 18th annual 7. A. & B. pic
mic when thousands flock to Edgerton.
The racing program promises to be a
warm one, the ball games the best
teams to be secured, while the games