The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-06-27
The Elgin price of butter is 27a

Miss Isabelle Mcintosh left for
| Michigan Thursday on visit to rela-
| tives.
Isn't it about time the leaky old
street sprinkler was thrown into the
| discard?
Miss Matte Maltpress reached
home Tuesday from year spent in
San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. G. K. MacInnis is here from
| Beaver Dam and is the guest of Mrs.
A. H. Clarke.
&C. E. Shannon has plans prepared
| for tenant house to be erected on a
lot in the Bentley addition.
Mrs. Frank Burgy and daughter
Katherine departed Tuesday for Mon
tana on a visit to relatives.
The friends of Miss Elsie Wussow
rendered her a miscellaneous shower
Monday evening at her home.
| &C. E. Sweeney has sold his lot on
North End street to Andrew Holland;
consideration one thousand dollars.
| Mrs. J. A. Jensen and daughter re-
turned Tuesday from a visit among rel
atives in the northern part of the state.
Mrs. Ed James, who was operated
on at Mercy hospital Monday for ap-
| pendicitis, is reported to be recovering
nicely.
Mrs. Albert Stanke will entertain
the Ladies Society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church in the church base
ment on Thursday, July 3rd.
Miss Eva Hutson was taken to
Mercy hospital, GAINESVILLE, last Friday,
suffering from ruptured appendix,
and conditions have not been favorable
for an operation. Harry Bucknall and
wife are with her almost constantly
and Thursday morning the report from
| them was that her condition was very
critical.
| Ray Norton, who with Burt Kreu-
ger, recently sentenced to the peniten-
tiary at Waupun for four and half
years by Judge Fifeld, on the charge
of stealing an automobile at Evansville,
pleaded guilty Tuesday and was given
three and half years to think the
matter over. Norton was captured in
South Dakota and brought back by
| Chief of Police Broughton of Evans
vile.
Wednesday evening at $50 at the
; Norwegian Lutheran parsonage Rev.
| Linnevold united in marriage Mr.. Will
Simmons and Miss Agnes Marie Hartz-
helm. Immediately after the ceremony
the newly weds left by auto for James
vile and from there they go to Chicago
and other Illinois points for a two.
weeks stay. Upon returning they will
make their home for the present with
the brides parents, F. J. Hartzheim
and wife. Many friends of the young
couple will extend congratulations.
While cleaning up the Driving Park
for the 4th, load of hay and weeds
was brought out to the roadside Tues
day to be burned. After portion of
the load had been pitched off it was set
on fire and the team was driven along,
aiming to string the balance in advance
of the flames, but sudden gust of
wind carried the fire under the wagon
when the team became frightened at
| the smoke and flames and some quick
work was necessary to release them
and save the wagon as we'll. The re-
port that lightning was the cause of
the fire, spread about town, was un-
| founded.
There is some permanent road
building being done on highways lead
ing into Edgerton this season that de-
serves special mention. A stretch of a
mile and quarter of rock road leading
north from the city limits on the East
Albion road is now nearly completed
and looks like the best piece of macad-
am work yet done in this section.
J About half mile on the town line of
the West Albion road is now ready for
surfacing and the Fulton roller will
complete this job in few days. The
town of Fulton is also grading and
gravelling half mile near the Handtke
corner on the GAINESVILLE road. The
stretch on Maple Drive is finished.
| Mrs. Grace Humphrey Brabazon
went to Lima, Ohio, Friday, called
there by her husband, whose partner
was killed when their big biplane caught
| fire and fell to the ground. Mr.. Bra
bacon owned half interest in this ma
chine, which was valued at five thou
sand dollars. -Delavan Republican.
Mrs. Charles v Bardeen and her
daughter, Miss Florence, who have
been living in Chicago the past year or
| more, have returned to Madison to
make their home. They will reside
temporarily at the Irving, Sterling
Court Miss Bardeen has completed a
course in kindergarten work and will
teach next year in Mrs. H. H. Davis