The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-12-13
The K. P. lodge has decided to give
a dancing party Jan. Sd.

Conway is quite seriously Ill.
Miss Bessie Flagg was guest of
Stoughton friends over Sunday.
Frank Harrison and wife are guests
at the home of his parents here.
Mr.. end Mrs. j. M. Conway passed
Sunday with friends in Chicago.
Miss Emily Watson has been pass
ing few days with friends in Slough
ton.
Miss Gladys Heddles of GAINESVILLE
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Belle
Wilson.
VIM. Hutson was up from Joliet
for few days stay with relatives dur
ing the week.
-Viroqua has suffered from two big
fires this week, involving loss of
nearly $4,000.
Elmer E. Ebbott has been attend
ing the Implement Dealers convention
in Milwaukee this week.
Ed Peters was in St. Paul Monday
where he purchased carload of fat
beeves for his market.
"A marriage license was secured in
Madison Wednesday for Edwin H.
Morse and Mabel C. Bliven of Albion.
-Pringle Bros. & Keller Co. are CIV
ing away a beautiful framed picture
with 1913 calendar attached. Ask for
one.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mapes of GAINESVILLE was brought
here for burial in Fassett cemetery on
Sunday.
Mrs C. G. Thompson of Cambridge
who has been visiting her sons Joel
and Orson for a few weeks past re-
turned to her home on Monday.
In a game of basketball Friday
evening at the high school gymnasium
between the Albion Academy team and
the local highs, the home team scored
victory by 81 to 13.
Winifred, the three-year-o old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Hubbell,
has been seriously i'll during the week
and DIR. Palmer of GAINESVILLE was call
ed here in consultation Monday.
Dan Quigley of Freeport, John
Quigley of Lake Mills, and Francis
Quigley of Beloit were called home
early in the week by the serious illness
of their father, Patrick Quigley. At
the present writing his condition is
slightly improved.
Date Ogden, employed in the Ed
gerton Cigar factory here and also as
sists in the orchestra at the Myers
opera house, fell into an alley back of
the theater Saturday night and was not
discovered until Sunday morning. He
was badly bruised and nearly frozen
from the exposure.
w. B. Wentworth was called to
Marshfield Monday on account of an
accident that occurred to his son Rush,
involving a broken leg. Rush was
driving from Granton to his farm when
a broken bit permitted his team to run
away and he was thrown out of the rig,
breaking bone in one of his limbs He
was taken to the hospital at Marshfeld.
The election of officers for Edger-
ton Chapter Order of Eastern Star
took place Tuesday evening with, the
following result: Patron Andrew Nc
Intosh; Matron-Hattie Tallard; Asst.
Matron-Laura Holton; Conductress-
Myrtle Maltpress; Asst. Conductress-
Lucy Shaw; Secretary Nc
Intosh; Treasurer = Melissa Vickers;
Trustee Martha Wilson.
Hon. L. G.. Whittet went to Chi
cago Monday to submit to an operation
at hospital for bowel trouble of
long standing, which was performed
by DR.. Oschner Wednesday afternoon,
from which he rallied quite satisfac-
torily. Reports coming from the hos
pital concerning his condition yester-
day were encouraging and unless some
unforeseen developments occur it is be-
lieved he will speedily recover.
AT the regular meeting of the Roy
al Neighbors Wednesday evening the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Oracle-Mrs. Ash; Vice
Oracle = Mrs. Sherman; Chancellor
Mrs. Knapp; Recorder-Mrs. Merrill;
Receiver Mrs. Campbell; Marshal
Mrs. Smith; Inner Sentinel Nc
Intosh; Outer Sentinel Ander-
son; Manager three years Harry Ash;
Physician McChesney.
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th,
the people of Edgerton will have the
privilege of hearing a lecture by Hon.
j. Frank Hanly, for four years gov
ernor of Indiana, who appears at Royal
hall as the second attraction on the