The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-09-05
g r, Chiffon returned from hi

"A bunch of keys picked up at the
Driving Park awaits an owner at this
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Perrigo Of
Milwaukee visited relatives here during
the week.
Fred Biessman, wife and two
daughters have been visiting relatives
at Galena, I'll.
"A. w. Shumway motored to White
water Monday, returning Miss Shirley
to the normal school.
Miss Florence Flagg left Monday
for Whitewater to enter the normal
for her second year.
Miss Eleanor Hitchcock returned
Saturday to Mukwanago where she will
teach again this year.
Miss Minnie johnson returned Sun
day evening from vacation spent
largely in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Casey of Chi
cago were guests at the James Conway
home several days of the week.
Miss Anna Nelson, now employed
at Elgin, H., visited among relatives
and friends here the latter part of the
week.
The license for the straw lid ran
out Sept. 1st and no known provision
of law permits it being reissued this
season.
Miss Alice Mooney and Miss Mona
Nichols are taking the commercial
course at the Whitewater normal this
year.
Mrs. Tilla Leitner and child of
Hampshire, ILL.,, have been visiting at
the home of her mother, Mrs. N. Lar
son, during the week.
L. C. Dickinson and family, who
passed their vacation with lake trip
to Sister Bay, Door county, returned
home Friday evening.
The families of DR.. Holton, Alfred
Anderson and Weetman Dickinson, who
have been enjoying an outing at Lake
Keeonsa, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. E. Bergen, with the OPP
Grating department of the c. B. & @.
Ry. at Chicago, was a guest of his old
friend, w. P. Cutlery, over Sunday.
Miss Leora Mabbett, who has been
spending a months vacation at her
home here, returned Monday to Min
neapolis to resume her duties as libra
rian.
L. G.. Whittet has moved his Office
into the Culton warehouse in connec-
ton with the Ell Insito Cigar Co., Mr..
Whittet having taken financial inter-
est with that concern.
Ed Langhoff and wife of Pittsville,
Wis, called on friends here Monday.
Mrs. Langhoff, better known as Mabel
Kurtz, will be we'll remembered by
many of our readers.
Miss Josephine Tiffany of Mo-
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mence, ILL.,, was guest of Lucille Culton
during the week. An impromptu dane
ing party was given at the Culton home
in her honor Friday evening.
Mr.. L. B. Knox and son Donald of
Ormond, Florida, were guests of the
editors family over Sunday. Mr.. Knox
is an extensive orange grower and has
one of the show orchards of the state
at Mound Grove.
w. T. Pomeroy and wife returned
Thursday from a visit to the family of
! o. R. Pomeroy at Gays Mills. The trip
was made by auto and returning came
up to a double headed freight train
standing at Fennimore, which he beat
into Madison by few rods.
john Cunningham and family were
up from Freeport. H., the first of the
week to pay visit to his aunt, Mrs.
James Reynolds. Mr.. Cunningham is
employed in the freight department Of
the Illinois Central road at Freeport.
1t is about twenty years since he left
Edgerton.
About thirty members of the Mil
i waukee Motorcycle club, who left that
city Saturday for three days relia-
bility run, halted in Edgerton short
time Sunday noon. The first days run
was to Madison; Sunday from Madison
by way of Stoughton, Edgerton, Janes-
vile to Rockford, and Labor day via
Beloit, Lake Geneva, Racine back to
Milwaukee. Several young ladies were
! included in the party.
! The automobile races advertised
! for Labor Day at the Driving Park
drew an attendance of several hundred,
though not all the events scheduled
took place. A three mile race between
a Buick and Ford car proved the most
interesting. The affair was promoted
by Fort Atkinson parties, who brought
along band to furnish the music and
the main object seemingly was the