The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-07-04

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Frank Casey of Oshkosh passed
the week with the family of H. Bunker.
Donald McInnes of Stoughton has
| been spending the week with Engerton
relatives.
Mrs. Mary Jackson of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, is guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Markham.
Rev. Charles Spilman and son Carl
departed Monday for Baltimore to pass
three weeks vacation.
John Copley has been quite serious
| ly i'll during the week with recurrence
of an old complaint, heart trouble.
/ Chris Olson has returned from
Blanchardville, where his daughter
graduated in the high school at that
place last week.
Miss Gertrude Spencer, who has
been teaching in the west during the
year, returned Tuesday evening to pass
the vacation at her home.
The Lyric has arranged fine bill
for the benefit of the people who spend
the 4th in Edgerton. You see good
show when you visit the Lyric.
Misses Iva and Venice Saunders
| departed Monday for Denver, Colo,
and on the return trip will visit rela-
tives in Palisade and Bertrand, .Neb.,
and Chicago, being absent about a
month.
| Mr.. Roy Huxtable and Miss Anna
Carlson surprised their friends by quiet
" slipping away to Rockford on June
25, where the young people were united
in marriage. They have already begun
housekeeping in the Carlson home on
Mechanic street.
j. C. Hanlon and wife Of the Lyric
theater mapped a long distance auto
trip for Sunday last. Leaving here at
an early hour that morning they made
the run to Green Bay, distance OF
200 miles, and after paying visit to
friends there made the return trip
Monday.
There will be no evening services
at the Norwegian Lutheran church dur
ing July and August. Next Sunday
morning the pastor will speak in Eng
lish on ga Better Patriotism" In
stead of Sunday school there will be a
children's service at 11:45, with an adj
dress on '"The Fathers House." These
services for children will be held every
Sunday during the summer.
When cement sidewalks commence
to elbow up" it is some hot, believe
me! An incident that goes far to ver-
, ify this statement occurred on Blaine
street Saturday, when the expansion
due to the intense heat burst large
block of cement in the walk in front of
Il Steph Madden's residence, the pieces
flying several feet in the air, which
was witnessed by people living in that
locality.
Members of the Rock county school
boards will gather in the GAINESVILLE high
, school building on Thursday, July 10th,
, to hold the annual convention. The
Teachers Institute of three weeks be-
gins on July seventh and it is expected
the teachers and school boards will
4 meet together on the convention date
r as the discussions will be valuable to
all. There is nothing in the communi-
ty of more Importance than that of the
school work, so all members are urged
! to be in attendance.
-Four people escaped possible in
jury about o. clock Thursday morning
when an automobile, owned and driven
by Frank Nelson, residing north of this
f city, ran off the turnpike and over
turned opposite the Frank McDermott
e farm, four miles north of GAINESVILLE.
5 The driver suffered a few scratches,
but the other members of the party
were not injured. The party spent the
, night at the McDermott farm. The
, machine was not damaged further than
e the breaking of some of the spokes in
( front wheel, and was taken to James
r vile for repairs.
Through the courtesy of City En-
4 gineer w. F. Mabbett, Mayor Skinner,
Aldermen Dickinson and Farman and
, City Clerk H. B. Knapp were taken to
f Waukesha Tuesday by auto to investi-
a gate matters pertaining to the contem-
: plated street improvement. The COM
mittee were not only fortunate in OBJ
r tanning all the desired information, but
: enjoyed delightful trip covering about
t one hundred and twenty-five miles
Z through Wisconsin's most fertile farm
e ing districts on pleasant day and over
j.. dustless roads. Something like dozen
cities and villages were passed through
: and the writer would like to state here
@ that our little neighbor Cambridge pre-
: scented as neat, tidy and thrifty appear