The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-07-19
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Lake Koshkonong.
-Chas. E. Gary has purchased
Ford auto, bringing it home from
GAINESVILLE the first of the week.
The Kvindeforening is invited by
Mrs. Robert Jensen to meet in the
church basement Thursday, July 18th.
Rev. John O'Keefe, G. S. c., Of
Austin, Texas, arrived Tuesday and is
the guest Of Father Harlin for few
days.
Mrs. Herman Greenwood and son,
after a stay of three weeks with rela-
tives, left Thursday for their home IN
Milwaukee.
Married in Billings, Mont, June 5,
1872, Miss Mary L. Grow of Lavina,
Mont, to Mr.. Benjamin D. Millett of
Norman, MINI.
Mr.. Morris Hahn accompanied his
wife to Prairie du Chen Tuesday where
Mrs. Hahn will receive treatment at the
sanitarium.
&C. w. Clatworthy returned Monday
from Rochester. His son who was OPP
Grated on there will be brought home
next Saturday.
Philip Lehner of Princeton, "agent
for the governor, and candidate for
attorney general, was visitor in Ed
gerton Wednesday evening.
Chris Hanson was brought home
from the GAINESVILLE hospital Wednes-
day evening very nearly recovered from
his recent operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Ida Doty-Crandall and hus-
band of GAINESVILLE and Mrs. Stephens
and daughter of Rochester, n. Y, were
Sunday guests of George and Will Doty.
Mrs. Elmer Ebbott returned home
from Beloit Monday, having fully re-
covered from recent operation. Her
sister, Miss Gertrude Moss, accom-
panied her.
H. J. Voltz, of the firm of Sheffield
& Voltz, returned Tuesday from Wau-
sau where he had been to be doctored
for rheumatism. His condition is greatly
improved.
Miss Christie Bowen of the De-
partment store force is taking two
weeks vacation, a portion of which she
will spend at the Dells and with rela-
tives in Oregon.
-Jens Lund has sold half acre plat
near the bridge on Main street to
North, Wentworth & Blanchard, which
will be filled in and made suitable for
building lots.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Mcintosh
and son Will and Mrs. Geo. Ogden and
son Clyde left Tuesday morning on an
auto trip to Dyersville, Iowa, for
short visit to relatives.
Joe E. STATE of Jefferson loststwo
rings, one an Eagle and the other
signet ring, both keepsakes, while in
Edgerton on the 4th, and is willing to
pay reward to recover.
Frank Mcintosh and family return
ed by auto to their home in Viroqua on
Monday after ten days visit with
relatives here. Roy Farman accom-
panied them on the cross-country trip.
Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh gave whist
party Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. F. P. Mcintosh of Viroqua. About
thirty ladies were in attendance and
Mrs. T. B. Earle won the highest score.
Andrew Jensen left Saturday even
ing for Minneapolis for brief visit at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Jen-
son, who also has been visiting there,
returned with him later in the week.
"A surprise was rendered Jas. Pet
ers and wife at their new home in the
Frank Brown residence Tuesday even
| ing About fifty were present and the
evening was passed in games and dane
ing.
Frank Williams, who has lately
opened an up-to-date barber shop in
the Schmeling block, has secured the
services of Lee Gilbert, a frst-class
barber. Frank is now ready to serve
his customers with first-class work.
The fact that so many cities are
oiling their streets has caused a sharp
advance in crude oils. 1t is rumored
that refined oils are advancing in price
accordingly and the oil companies are
having a hard time to get deliveries
from the refneries on oils and gasoline.
The Ladies Aid society of the Ger
man church will hold their sale and ice
cream social Tuesday, July %, in Acad-
envy hall. The hall will be open to all
at 3 o'clock and concert by an or
chestra will be given from to 9 o'clock.
Coffee and sandwiches will be served
All invited.
The street assessment committee
on Saturday awarded the contract for
improving Fulton and Henry streets to
John F. Icke of Madison, he being the
| lowest bidder. There were only three
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