The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-10-31

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Chicago visitors over the week end.
-Chas. Spike arrived from Harold,
S. D., Wednesday on visit to rela-
tives here.
Geo. Blanchard is moving into the
new house just completed by c. E.
Shannon.
Miss Dorotha Gleason of Buffalo,
N. Y, is guest of Miss Edna Wilson
for few weeks.
Miss Rose Kizer visited at the
home of James Fathers in GAINESVILLE
short time this week.
Miss Emma Akvik returned We'd
nesday from Mercy hospital nearly re-
covered from a recent operation.
Mrs. J. M. Brooks of Newell, Ia,
who was a guest of Mrs. V. N. Green
a few days, returned home Sunday.
Sam Wileman has returned from
Montana where he has been looking
after farming interests in that state.
The Young Peoples society planned
a very pleasant surprise upon Miss
Sena Hauge at her home OH Monday
evening.
L. A. Anderson was elected secre-
tary and treasurer of the group meet
ing of bankers held at Lake<Mills last
Wednesday.
The circuit court is engaged in the
trial of a Beloit Italian who is charged
with murder, the testimony having
closed Wednesday.
Prof. Holt is moving from the
North homestead into the residence re-
Gently vacated by John Hyland on Al
bion street this week.
Mrs. C. G. Biederman is visiting
relatives in Jefferson and her daughter
Caroline at Wautoma, who is teaching
in the schools there, this week.
VIM. T. Sherman, we'll known
citizen of Rock county, died at his
home in the town of La Prairie Tues
day evening. For eight years he had
been a member of the board of super
visors.
j. S. Trip of Prairie du Sac, &C
companied by his nephew, H. E. Stone
of Baraboo, attended the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. A. S. Reid, at Fulton on
Friday last.
Geo. Dallman took an examination
before the state board off pharmacy at
Madison last week, which he. passed
and is now entitled to diploma as a
registered pharmacist.
The Milwaukee road has appealed
from the order of the railway commits
sion ordering milk station midway
between Whitewater and Palmyra.
The case will be- tried in the Dane
county circuit court. g1T
We note from exchanges that many
of the town mutual insurance compan-
les of the state have been hit pretty
hard the past season when the losses
from lightning and fire have piled up
and assessments are being levied to
meet them.
The second number of the lyceum
course of the M. E. church will be
given Friday, October 31st. On that
evening Mr. Irvine Nix will entertain
the public with series of impersona-
tons and readings. The program will
be we'll worth hearing.
An X-ray examination of the in
juries sustained by Ed Somerfeld in
the overturning of his auto couple of
weeks ago disclosed splintered bone
at the elbow, which must be removed.
His substitute, Neil Mason, has been
taking his mail route since the accident.
Rev. J. Linnevold of this city was
elected president of the Young Peoples
Society in the Norwegian Synod Luth-
eran churches of the southern Wiscon-
sin district at the convention held at
GAINESVILLE last week. A large number
from Edgerton and vicinity attended
the convention.
1t costs something to go to law, as
Josephine Chapman caused Charles
Schimeal of Shopiere to discover. Mrs.
Chapman sued Shimeal for damages
sustained when he confined two of her
cows that had strayed onto his land.
The court found damages to the amount
of rs cents and costs of S24.45.
"A telegram received early in the
week from Chas. T. Hutson at Seattle,
Wash, to relatives here bears the dis
tressing information that Mrs. Hutson
has suffered a stroke and her condition
was quite critical. Her twin sister,
Mrs. C. w. Birkenmeyer, holds herself
in readiness to start for Seattle should
her presence be necessary.
-Antone Gilbertson, living on the
Hyland farm in Dunkirk, was run into
on the turnpike near the Kump farm
north of Sumner Friday night by an
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