The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-06-21

"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Hahn on Wednesday last.
Robert Mcintosh is home from the
Notre Dame university for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Adolph Drager and sons went
to Milwaukee Tuesday on visit to her
mother.
Mrs. Michael Conway entertained
six-table bridge party at her home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. C. S. Humphrey passed Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Carlson, in Milwaukee.
Mrs. John Thoreson will entertain
the Kvindeforening in the basement OF
the church June 9th.
On Wednesday, June 10, 1912, the
five months old babe of George Schmel-
ing and wife died of bronchitis.
"A ball game between MELVILLE and
Stoughton teams takes place at Char
ley Bluff next Sunday afternoon.
Andrew Erickson. now fruit
grower of St. Joe, Mich, was calling
upon his Edgerton friends Tuesday.
-Delos Nicholson, who is employed
as teacher in the department Of art in
the St. Louis university, is home for
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vickers Of
Albion Prairie went to Walworth We'd
nesdav to attend the wedding of their
son Harvey.
John j. Culton broke ground Mon
day for new garage building 36x84 on
the lot just north of the Swift block on
Albion street.
John Krone and wife of New York,
who have been visiting the Clark fam
lily for several weeks past, returned
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jos. Leary went to Madison
Wednesday to attend the wedding OF
cousin, Miss Margaret Lynch, to Mr..
John J. Tormey of that place.
Mrs. Herman Handtke is enjoying
her vacation from the Department store
and with her children and mother, Mrs.
Yung, is visiting at Horizon.
"A marriage license and special per-
nit were issued at the court house IN
GAINESVILLE Monday to Olof Hollo and
Jennie Jensen, both of Edgerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Culton and Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Atwell motored to
Delavan Lake Tuesday where Mr.. At
we'll attended the meeting of the State
Druggists association.
Mr.. Brosnan, assistant engineer at
No. "A Chicago fire department, and
John Hart, engineer on the Milwaukee
road, have been in town few days
this week visiting their old friends, W.
P. Cutlery and John Syme, at The
Carlton hotel.
DIR. McChesney accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Sherwood, Mrs. Mar
vim Marsden and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Peters to Milwaukee Tuesday where
operations were performed upon chill
dren of each for the removal of tonsils
and adenoids.
w. L. Pelton and Fred Smith were
at Oconomowoc couple of days this
week attending the grand lodge meet
ing of the Knights of Pythias as rep
resentatives of the local order. Seven
candidates for the rank of Page were
received at the lodge meeting here
Monday evening.
-Chas. Sweeney had an auto mixup
Tuesday from which he fortunately
emerged with but slight damage. While
returning from GAINESVILLE to his farm
with a hired man, running along a
grade this side of the county asylum,
one of his tires flew off the wheel,
throwing the car crosswise of the high
way when it turned turtle, pinning both
men underneath. Mr.. Sweeney man.
aged to release himself and then lifted
the car from his companion, neither of
whom were seriously hurt. The glass
front and radiator of the machine were
about the only broken parts.
Miss Harriet Grimm of Illinois
opened the woman suffrage campaign
in Edgerton Tuesday evening in an ad-
dress before a fair sized audience at
the Congregational church. Miss Grimm
made strong presentation of the ar
guments urged in favor of extending
suffrage to women. She is pleasing
speaker and thoroughly alive to the
subject, having at her, fingers end
every answer that can be made to the
issue. Atty. Geo. Blanchard presided
at the meeting and at the close of the
address called upon Rev. G.. K. Mac
Innis and L. E. Gettle, both of whom
took the opposite side of the question,
adding much interest to the discussion.