The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-07-26
The sale and sociable given BY the

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most enjoyable affair for all who at
tended. The proceeds from sales
amounted to $4,000.
VIM. Solien of Stoughton, an en-
ploye of the Edgerton Wagon Co., was
overcome by the heat while at work at
| the shops Tuesday afternoon and re-
CURED the attention of a physician.
He has since recovered and will soon
be able to resume his job.
Shelley, Anderson & Farman are
arranging for midsummer clearing
sale. The sale will continue five days,
beginning Tuesday, July Both, and clos
ing Saturday, August 3rd. 1t will be
worth your time to look up the prices
| as listed on the large circulars.
Mrs. F. w. Coon left Wednesday
for ST. Paul to visit her brother. where
she was joined by her sister, Mrs. Alb
bic E. Johnson, many years resident
| Of Ormond, Florida. Mrs. Johnson is
now en- route to Oakland, CAL, to make
her home with her son, who holds re-
sponsible position with telephone COM
pany in that state.
| A hot wave following the heavy
rains the early part of the week has
| brought several extremely oppressive
days, while the humidity made the high
temperature harder to bear. The corn
and tobacco crops are making great
| Roadway, however, under such excep-
tional growing conditions and the farm
er, of course, is happy.
| Miss Dorothy Heslop, who has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Emery
| the last week, departed on Monday for
her home in Eugene, Ore. Miss Hes
lop was formerly schoolmate of Mrs.
Emery at Boulder, Colo, they having
attended the university together. She
has just completed a course of study at
the Drexel institute in Philadelphia.
"A very quiet church wedding took
place at ST. Joseph's Catholic church
on Tuesday morning, Rev. j. E. Harlin
officiating, when Raphial O'Leary was
united in marriage to Anna Mausbach,
both parties of Madison. Walter
O'Leary acted as best man and Frances
Mausbach acted as bridesmaid. The
bridal party departed on the noon train
| for Madison.
! The board of review on income tax
assessments for Rock county, selected
by the state tax commission, are Judge
| C. D. Rosa of Beloit, Jesse Earle of
] GAINESVILLE and Atty. Geo. w. Blanch-
ard of this city. TIE board will con-
vene on the 29th of this month to hear
objections any person may make to the
tax on incomes assessed. The men,
| bers of the board are entitled to seven
dollars a day each for the length of
time required to review the work of
the assessors.
| "A scaffold on which four men were
| working in the Culton garage broke
| Monday afternoon and in the fall VIM.
| Schoenfeld had the bones in his
arm fractured and received bruises
about the body that at first were con-
sidered serious. The other three work
men, Geo. Davy, Harry Armit and Ed
Ogden, caught hold of the walls and
braces and escaped being hurt. The
scaffold was some Is feet high and was
piled with brick that had been taken
from wall they were changing.
L. w. McComb of Stoughton, as
sistant organizer, and H. S. Siggelko,
division commander of the Sons of Vet
Grams, Wis. division, were in Edgerton
| Wednesday evening, July 18th, and
held a meeting to sound sentiment
along S. V. lines. Many ladies of the
w. R. G.. and several veterans were
present. They are practically unani-
nous in wanting q camp here, so one
seems assured. All descendants, above
10 years of age, of honorably discharg
| ed Union soldiers or marines, war of
'61-'65, are eligibles.
| The Houfe corners south of town
are becoming quite noted for auto ac-
cidents. The sharp angle in the road
obscured by a hedge makes it difficult
to observe the highway any distance
ahead while approaching in either d.
rection. One day last week two ma
chimes ran together head on while
rounding this corner, but fortunately
none of the occupants were injured,
| though the autos were more or less
damaged in the crash. Danger signals
ought to be placed at both turns in the
road at this place and auto drivers use
caution, sound their horns and slow
down when travelling this road.
| Married.