The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-06-23

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week.
Mrs. Robt. McGill and daughter,
Miss Nellie, of Oregon are visiting rel
atives in Edgerton.
The families of Carl Peters and
George Stricken are camping on Rock
river just below Indian Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huber of Mil
waukee are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Huber's mother, Mrs. Dallman.
Mrs. Sherman Green and son of
New Milford, Conn.,, have been visit
ing among friends in this city during
the week.
A social barn dance will be given
Saturday evening, June Oath, at the
George borrow farm. Music by Kneff's
orchestra of GAINESVILLE.
VIM. Mcintosh departed Tuesday
evening for three or four weeks trip
! to Montana. He will visit his brother
A. L. at Hettinger during his absence.
AS delegate to the state conven-
ton of the K. P order, Fred Smith
was in Kilbourn City Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week.
A part of the old Stillman property
on Swift street, occupied by George
Stricken, has been purchased by Fred
Schrub of Rudolph Happ Of Horizon
for 81, 900.
We beg permission to suggest to
the common council that if any per-
manent street improvements are con-
templated this season the summer is
going fast and it is time to get busy.
Mrs. L. J. Dickinson entertained a
pleasant bridge party Wednesday after
noon, the out of town guests being
Mrs. Sherman Green of New Milford,
Ct, Mrs. Claude Hendricks of James
Vile, and Miss Burns visiting at Mrs.
C. O. Shannon's.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. braves of Will
mot, S. D., and daughter, Mrs. George
Soule of Corona, S. D., Mr.. and Mrs.
N. L. Heinzen and daughter Marvelyn
of Milwaukee arrived Saturday for a
visit at the Roy Saunders and c. H.
Robinson homes. Mr.. braves is an
uncle of Mrs Saunders and Mrs. Rob
inson.
If Edgerton does not celebrate in
the daytime on the 4th, there will be
big time in the evening. The dance in
Academy hall will attract a large num-
Der. The hall decorations will be hand
some, the music will be good and every
body will enjoy the event. There will
will be lots of fireworks in the evening.
All come to Edgerton that night.
20. H. Hanson and Chas. Tall both
sustained injuries in peculiar accident
| Tuesday noon. The former was assist
ing his neighbor Tall in unloading a
load of baled hay. The wagon had
been run up the driveway and the
| wheels blocked so that the hay might
| be taken in the second story of the
| barn. Both were in the act of hosting
bale when the blocking gave way,
allowing the wagon to run down grade,
pitching them headforemost to the
ground Mr.. Hanson sustained Sc
we're shock as we'll as a bad bruise upon
the head and arm. Mr.. Tall was not
so fortunate, being carried to the house
unconscious and remained so for sew
eral hours. An examination of his in
juries found his collar bone fractured
and he will be laid up for some time.
Attorney Martin j. Feeney, for
mer Waterloo boy, who has been en-
| gagged in law practice at Marinette, has
disposed of his practice and will move
| this month to Sulphur Springs, Mont
Waterloo Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Tointon of
East Wauzeka were called to Roches-
| ter, Mimi, Tuesday owing to the seri-
Gus illness of their son George, who
underwent an operation for stomach
trouble there about year ago or more.
He is said to be suffering from lung
| trouble now He will come home with
| his parents. -Wauzeka Chief.
! The city is using the King road
drag to excellent advantage this spring
and summer. In great many places
the wonderful effects of this simple
road implement are especially apparent
since the recent rains, which had very
little effect on roads that had been
properly graded and dragged, for they
were in excellent shape within very
short time after the rains fell. Platte
vile Witness.