The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-04-11

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e. C. Hopkins has been looking
after farming interests in the Klcka-
poo valley during the week.
Van Ness Green has rented the
Shepard residence on Albion street, re-
Gently vacated by w. H. Leedle.
Walter G.. Crandall was seen on
our streets Monday for the first time
after an illness of seven weeks.
The Jessup residence property on
Front street has been sold to Henry
Wesendonk for $14OO through E. M.
Ladd's agency.
The assorters of the Spitzner ware
house presented Sam Peterson with
1O1-piece set of china dishes in honor of
his birthday Saturday.
Cold, driving rains and heavy winds
are holding back spring for another
week. Very little work has yet been
done by farmers toward seeding ex-
cept little blowing.
Miss Norma Hargraves entertained
a crowd of young ladies Saturday even
ing at her home in honor of Miss Emily
Sewell of GAINESVILLE and Miss Della
Hebell of Evansville.
Ora Green was arrested Monday on
"a charge of having secured liquor for a
blacklister When he was brought be-
fore Justice Jensen he appealed the
case to Justice Price of Indian Ford.
Miss Anna Hoen has been offered
the position of teacher of domestic
science in the Edgerton schools the
coming year. She will close her studies
at the Chicago university this summer.
The derailment of a freight train
near Ingleside on the Chicago line, in
which ten cars were thrown into the
ditch, delayed the schedules of passen-
ger trains on that line nearly all day
Monday.
The high school debate scheduled
to take place here this Thursday ev-
ening will start promptly at 7:15 o'clock
in order that the Stoughton representa-
tives may be able to make the late
evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blanchard went
to Neenah the latter part of the week
where Mrs. Blanchard submitted to an
operation for appendicitis in hospital
in that place on Friday. Reports re-
ceived by friends here are that she is
recovering satisfactorily.
On Friday, April 25th, the Slough
ton Glee Club will appear at Royal
hall under the auspices of the Edgerton
lodge Knights of Pythias. The Slough
ton Glee Club is on par with the lead
ing musical organizations of the state
and we are assured of fine concert.
The date is April 25th, the place Royal
hall.
Thursday morning, April 10, 1913,
Maggie, six year old daughter of Aug
ust Rusch and wife, passed away. The
immediate cause of death was heart
trouble, but for several weeks she had
been suffering with rheumatism. Fun
eral services will be held from the
German church Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. Spilman officiating.
On complaint of Game Warden
Mason, Will and George Becker were
brought before Justice Jensen Monday,
charged with hunting rabbits with
ferret, and fined $40 and costs. 1t is
an easy matter for hunters to carry
the ferret in the pocket to prevent de-
lection or ward off surprises, but it is
contrary to law to employ them in the
capture of rabbits: A we'll known
farmer tells us that if the rabbits are
to be saved from determination this
kind of hunting will have to be stopped.
One of the best paying audiences
Royal hall has ever had assembled
Tuesday evening to witness the Mutt
and Jeff" performance. And be it said
that everyone there sure had their
moneys worth. 1t was musical COM
edy presented by about Is people, all
good singers and actors. Mutt and
Jeff kept the audience in an uproar all
the time they appeared on the stage.
Quite a delegation of the Culture
Club, who have been considering
Shakespearian topics the past year,
went to Milwaukee Wednesday to wit
ness VIM. Faversham's rendition of
Julius Caesar at the Shubert theater.
The party was make up of Mesdames
j. A. Henderson, L. ]. Dickinson, L.
H. Towne, c. w. Birkenmeyer, Theo.
Clarke, L. c. Whittet, r. E. Hopkins,
j. A. Jensen, James Conway and Miss
Hattie Pyre.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of the brides parents, Frank
Huebner and wife, in the town of Por-
ter, Rev. Spilman united in marriage
VIM. Rusch and Miss Hattie Huebner.
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