The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-11
Miss katherine Head of Madison is

j. w. Conn and L. E. Gettle at
tended a school reunion at Juda yester-
day.
John Daily of Sumner fell and
broke his shoulder while in town Wed
nesday.
Mrs. James. Spike is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore of Long
Beach, Cal.
"A pocket book picked up on the
street Wednesday awaits an owner at
this office.
-Alva Carey was operated on for
appendicitis at Mercy hospital, James
vile, Tuesday.
Frank Harrison and wife from
Evansville were among those who at
tended the picnic Wednesday.
Mrs Lizzie Williams went to Wau-
paca Thursday on business connected
with the Women's Relief Corps of the
state.
Word comes Ravenswood hospital
that Wray Watson was successfully
operated on last Saturday and his con-
dition is most promising.
Miss Cena Ljpke arrived home on
Tuesday from Roundup, Mont, where
she has been for the past two years.
She will remain here over winter.
"A Harvest picnic will be held in
Henry Marsden's grove, Albion. Aug.
18th. The Edgerton band will furnish
the music; two games of ball and other
amusements are some of the attrac-
TONS
DIR. F. H. Martin has sold his resi-
dence and office on Front street to Or.
A. T. Shearer, who will occupy the
same as a home. DR.. Martin will con-
tinue to practice in partnership with
Dr. Shearer.
e. M. Laid closed deal Friday
whereby Frank Brown of this city be-
came owner of James Murphy>s farm
of 1873 acres, formerly the Van Eta
place, in Fulton township. Considera-
ton $12, 444.
Mrs. Fred Jensen and daughter
left Monday evening for Minneapolis
to pass a couple of weeks with rela-
tives in and about River Falls. She
was Joined at Madison by her sister,
Mrs. E. E. Finck of Cincinnati.
Fred Carrier received word last
week that the Imperial, Model IA, won
a good road tour at Santa Barbara,
CAL, and was awarded the Bulletin
trophy. The tour averaged IS per cent
mountain grade to 100 miles.
Judge Grimm has decided the case
of the First National Bank VS.. Bieder-
man. tried in the circuit court some
time ago, in favor of the bank. The
action related to the priority of a mort
gage claim on the Madden packing of
'06 tobacco.
A carriage in which Mrs. I. A. Ell
lingson was returning from her cottage
on the river Monday evening was over
turned by the frightening Of the horse
near the waterworks plant and she and
her son thrown from the rig, sustaining
quite severe bruises.
Mrs. D. H. Neipling, after residing
in Edgerton for the past two years,
having recently been bereft of her hus-
band. departed Saturday for Findlay,
Ohio, to again make her home there.
She was accompanied by her brother,
William B. Arid, who will make
short visit there.
John Barnhart was committed from
Justice North's court on the charge OF
being intoxicated on passenger train,
in violation of the law recently passed,
to the county jail for fifty days, which
was the alternative of paying.
S35 fine. He was taken off Conduc-
Joss train here Saturday evening and
was the first conviction under the law
that prohibits persons from riding on
trains when intoxicated.
The GAINESVILLE Recorder on Sunday
disclosed long-kept secret-the iden-
THY of ''Bill Baxter" who contributed
many gems of poetry published in that
paper from time to time. 1t was no
other than George w. Wise, the well
known photographer, who is now lying
in the hospital at Rockford, the home
of his son, suffering from an apoplectic
stroke which came upon him while at
his cottage at Lake Kegonsa few
weeks ago.
Fred Lintvedt, a town of Chris
| tiana farmer, was seriously injured in
Madison last week by being run down
by an automobile, which turned his rig
| over, throwing him out, when he was
| dragged some distance by his team. A
| splinter from a broken buggy pole
pierced his side and Lintvedt was taken
| to the city hospital, where he still re-
| ~, CRITICAL condition ,pfuodf