The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-25


Born to Andrew Hippo and wife on
Tuesday, Aug. p, daughter.
The home of James Stafford is now
connected by telephone. The number
is 2l5.
"A girl baby was born to Charlie
Carey Jr. and wife Tuesday, August
Is, 1911.
Again we wish to remind you. that
the Lyric shows three interesting films
every night.
Mrs. VIM. Bardeen went to OAR
lington Wednesday for a few days
visit with friends.
The special attractions at the
Scenic this week has drawn a good at
tendance as usual.
james Symes, day clerk at The
Carlton hotel, went to Chicago We'd
nesday for stay of several weeks.
Mrs. Ed Ellingson and Mrs. Henry
Tellefson will entertain the Kvindefore-
ming Thursday afternoon, Aug. 81.
Miss Thressa Durnin of Chicago
arrived Monday evening and will re-
main several weeks with relatives and
friends.
Fred Gilman was over from Evans
vile Wednesday distributing advertis-
ing matter for the Rock County fair to
be held Sept 5 to 8.
Miss Elizabeth Lund, after visit
at the parental home for the past four
weeks, left Tuesday for Chicago to re-
sumo her position in that city.
THE Girl and the Tramp was
written for laughing purposes only and
embraces a melange of fun, song and
drama. At Royal hall, Wednesday
evening, August 30th.
Miss Winifred Coon is spending the
week in Denver and Sioux City, Ia,
enroute home from a summer passed
with her sister in western Colorado.
Next Monday is the date set for her
return to Edgerton.
Martin Oberdiek, farmer. in Full
ton township, on Tuesday lost valu-
able horse for which an offer of $3.50
was refused. Two weeks ago he lost
one and the value of the two is esti-
mated at $500.
Charles Edwards, wife and daugh-
ter, Herman Greenwood, wife and son,
of Milwaukee, arrived Thursday and
have gone into camp at the Maltpress
cottage on the banks of Rock river.
The party will remain two weeks.
Mrs. j. K. Hemphill and daughter,
Miss Hattie, are guests at the home OF
Thomas Barton and wife. They have
been visiting friends in the west and
arrived here Tuesday from Kansas City
on their way home to Nashville, Tenn.
George Harrison and wife went to
Jefferson Sunday to visit relatives,
Mrs. Harrison to remain until after the
fair. While there George joined a
party of pearl fishers and he found
about hundred dollars worth of pearls.
There were six of them of various
sizes.
The mission services at st. Johns
German Lutheran church last Sunday,
were largely attended. In the morning
Rev. G.. Zollman of Horizon occupied
the pulpit and Rev. Theodore Bretch-t
ner of Beloit preached in the afternoon.
The collections were very liberal
job Marsden accompanied by his
son Alma arrived from LOOMS, S. D.,
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Marsden,
ST., was taken seriously i'll and upon
advice of his physician was brought
back to his old home. At present he is
with his daughter, Mrs. Walter Vickers.
DR. Cleary accompanied Mrs. Ed
Moore to the Mayo hospital at Roches-
ter, Mimi, last Sunday evening. After
an examination it was decided chat an
operation was not necessary, but Mrs.
Moore will remain there few days.
DR.. Cleary returned home Wednesday
morning.
The school board has been notified
that owing to impaired health, Miss
Agnes Levedahl will be unable to COM
ply with her contract to teach as as
sistant in the high school the coming
year. This is certainly to be regretted
as she was one of the popular instruc-
tors of the force. The board are now
casting about for a competent teacher
to fill the vacancy.
The advertisement of the common
council for bids for the construction of
a concrete arch bridge over Saunders
creek on the West Albion road did not
seem to bring results. Not bid was
received, and the question now is, what
will be done in order to accommodate
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