The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-08-29
Frank Mcintosh of Viroqua was


son motored down for a brief visit
Wednesday.
Fred C. Burpee and Jesse Earle OF
GAINESVILLE are camping on the north
shore of Lake Koshkonong.
Stated communication of Fulton
Lodge No. 60 F. & A. M. Wednesday
evening, Sept Ord, at s o'clock.
DIR. A. T. Shearer is again confined
to his home, not having entirely re-
covered from his recent sickness.
DIR. J. B. Miller's family are now
safely located in their new home on
Washington street purchased of l.. w.
Persons.
The annual thank offering supper
will be given in the Congregational
church Friday evening of this week
from go until all are served.
DIR. Joe McGarvah and family of
Fowlerville, Mich, were guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. James Mcintosh, for
few days this week. They made the
trip by auto from their Michigan home.
We understand Mrs. C. r. Bentley
will break up her home and go to Moor
head, Mimi, to remain with her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie, who will teach music
in the state normal school the coming
year.
On Sept. 1st w. w. Huxtable will
retire as manager of the Edgerton
Wagon Co., to be succeeded by Mr..
Geo. Needham who has been mainly in
charge of the plant for some months.
Mr.. Huxtable will continue to be sales
agent for the company.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school of ST. Johns German church in
Schumacher's grove Tuesday was fav-
ored with delightful weather for the
outing. A large crowd was present
and the day spent in pleasurable events.
The ball game between the single and
married men was won by the benedicts
in score of to 4.
Judge Fifeld resigned his office of
municipal judge Monday to take his
appointment as successor of Judge Sale
and the office remains vacant to await
the pleasure of Gov. McGovern to sup
ply the vacancy. The business of that
court, therefore, is at standstill until
the governor gets around to make his
selection.
"A series of six automobile races is
scheduled to take place at the Driving
Park next Monday, Labor day. A
Buick machine driven by Prelipp of
GAINESVILLE, Slower by Monckmeier of
Fort Atkinson, National by Ed Gard
ner, Marmon by Johnson. an Overland
by Prick and a. Ford by -Knilaus will
compete. A 125 h. p. Slower will go
against the half mile track record Ed
gerton people will have chance to see
what real auto races are.
Andrew Jensen and Rev. J. Lime
void attended a meeting of the sup
porters of Albion academy held at
Stoughton Monday. Though this in
stitution has been making good prog
ress under Prof. Ringoen, the various
Lutheran denominations feel that it
should cover still greater field. The
academy management had sent out in
vitations to pastors and synod delegates
fOv Inic
ments were made for securing pledges
for financial aid and making the insti-
tuition cover broader field in educa-
tional work.
The second stretch of macadam
highway being ordered by the town of
Albion, about mile in length on the
| west Albion road, has been completed
this week, when a half mile on the
middle road will next be taken up.
This will make about two and one-half
miles completed this season. The work
has been in charge of Elmer Tusler of
Stoughton and has been so we'll done
that the state Inspector of highways,
who went over the job recently, took
views to be placed on exhibition at the
state fair in Milwaukee.
Mrs. James Moulthrop, who has
been bed ridden for the past seven
years and calmly awaits the final sum-
mons, reached her 8Oth birthday on
Friday last. The Masonic lodge kindly
remembered her on that occasion by a
banquet composed of 80 flowers. This
mark of appreciation greatly pleased
the aged lady, whose joys have been
few and suffering plenty the past few
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Moulthrop were
among the early pioneers in this local
ity and for many years previous to Mr..
Moulthrop's death the members of
Fulton Lodge were entertained at their
home at an annual banquet.
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