The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-06-30
Mrs. Whitcomb is here from Ev-

Mrs. Whitcomb is here from Ev
ansville on visit to her father, Thos.
North.
Mrs. Robert McGill and daughter
Nellie, after a weeks stay with rela-
tives here, left Thursday for their
home in Oregon.
Miss Eva Hutson gave lawn party
to about twenty of her young lady
friends Wednesday evening. The
grounds were Illuminated with Chinese
lanterns and the occasion highly en-
joyed.
Fred Beisman returned Sunday
from Rochester, Mimi, where he ac-
.companied his wife and her mother,
Mrs. Jung, to Mayo Bros. hospital,
where both ladies submitted to surgical
operations, from which it is reported
they are recovering nicely.
Ben Watson was in Chicago Sun
day to visit his sister, Miss Emily, at
Ravenswood hospital She is now i'm
proving as fast as could be expected
and is able to sit up short time each
day. Her home coming will be well
comed.by relatives and friends.
The Prudential committee of the
Congregational church wish to recon-
mend the name of Rev. F. w. Schoen-
field as pastor. It is especially desired
that all interested in the church be
present Sunday morning to express
their wish in the choice. Chairman of
the Committee.
There will be a 4th of July cele-
bration held at Charley Bluff. Among
the attractions will be ball game be-
tween the MELVILLE and Stoughton
clubs. Fireworks from the lake will
be shot off in the evening. A nice
shady grove, plenty of refreshments
and picnic didner will make the day
pleasant.
Mr.. Herman Henning and Miss
Hannah Gilderhus were united in mar
riage at Milwaukee June 26, 1911. Mr..
Henning is engaged in the cigar bust
ness in that city and Miss Gilderhus,
formerly of Stoughton, has resided
there number of years. They will
be at home to their friends at 2725
North Avenue after July 18th.
Information reaches us that Mr..
Van Ess Green and Mrs. Blanche Hal
comb of Sparta were quietly married
in Chicago on Thursday, June 22nd.
The groom is employed by the United
Cigar Manufacturers Co. here, and at
the conclusion of brief wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Green will commence
housekeeping in the Sam Wileman
residence on Albion street.
"A real estate transaction of more
than ordinary Importance took place
this week when F. HI. Campbell sold to
North & Wentworth the Stillman prop
erty on Front street, the consideration
being $I0,5 North & Wentworth
have negotiations under way whereby
r. Houfe purchases that portion of the
property which he has occupied for
several years, and George Stricken is
to take over the part occupied by F.
H. Campbell as harness shop.
Roy M. Ogden and bride arrived
here Friday on visit of several weeks
with the gentleman's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs James M. Ogden. The couple
were married on June 9Th at Medford,
Mass, the brides maiden name being
Anna l.. Whitcomb. The groom has
served in the U. S. navy for the past
three and half years under the occu-
patton of electrician and has re-enlisted
for another term of four years. During
the time of his service in the navy he
was given an opportunity to see much
of foreign countries when the fleet was
making practice tours.
ga Glimpse of Four Continents,
Including Egypt and the Holy Land
was the topic of an interesting lecture
delivered by Pastor G. X. MacInnis at
the M. E. church Friday evening. De-
spite the extreme heat of the evening,
an appreciative audience was present,
and the receipts reached nearly $50.
The lecture was illustrated by slides,
and being close observer of points of
interest brought to view in a three
month tour of the Old World, the
speaker was able to relate a narrative
both instructive and entertaining, re-
plete with incidents of amusing situa-
tons. Rev. MacInnis has already re-
ceived invitations from various places
to give his personal recollections of this