The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-07-31

Miss Beula Heddles is guest of
Helen Coon for few days.
Carl Bartz is moving his family to
| the farm home this week.
| DIR. johnson and wife passed Sun
day with relatives in Stoughton.
DIR. Cleary returned from trip to
| Roundup, Mont, Monday morning.
Miss Mary Ludden of Great Falls,
| Mont, is guest at the home of John
Madden.
Mrs. w. S. Heddles of Madison
called uuon Edgerton friends Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Lucille Richardson is up from
Lake Geneva for few days stay with
| former friends here.
Mrs. L. A. Ross of Mineral Point
concluded her visit at Rev. Schoen-
felt's home Monday.
| "A marriage license was issued on
Tuesday to Maurice Petty and Elsie
Balton, both of the town of Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Lander have
returned to their home in Chicago after
spending week at the home of H. D..
Ogden.
Mrs. julius Summerfeldt and Mrs.
Albert Porarth were in Geneva We'd
1Fnesday to visit their daughters, Lizzie
and Emma.
| George H. Rumrill and Howard
Greene of GAINESVILLE and Fred Greene
of WATERFOWL were visitors in Edger-
ton Wednesday.
The army worm has reached Rock
county and is reported to be doing
some damage to growing crops in the
town of Johnstown.
John j. Culton has secured the
services of an expert factory man to
take charge of his demonstrating and
repair department of his garage.
| The senate has confirmed the ap-
pointment of C. A. Hoen as postmaster
of Edgerton but his bonds must be for
warded and approved before he will be
| able to take possession of the Office
possibly not before Sept. 1st.7
M. L. Carrier returned Wednesday
evening from three weeks trip
through the eastern tobacco centers
and reports most enjoyable vacation.
The Misses Nora and Bertha Bies-
man and brother Henry, who have been
visiting relatives in South Bend, Ind.
the past week, returned to their home
here Monday night
Miss Belle Dave of Camden, New
Jersey, came Tuesday to pass short
vacation with Judge John Dave and
wife. Frank Dave is down from Mad
ison for his summer vacation.
The state railway commission has
taken till September to determine
what is best to do in the granting OF
the interurban permit, for construction
of the line between Madison and James
vile. r.
-Thos. Biggar and family motored
from Walkerville, Canada, to the home
of his parents in Fulton this week. He
says the worst roads he encountered on
the entire trip were between Milton
and Indian Ford.
/ Harry Smith, motor cycle police,
! will be here during the T. A. & B. pic
mic to take the speed of automobiles
on the streets. Drivers who exceed
the limit of the law will be taken to
court and fined Fast driving ought to
be punishable at all times.
For more reasons than one there
will be good string of racers here to
the big T. A. & B. picnic next
week. First of all is they want a
piece of the purses, and then fairs fol-
lowing at GAINESVILLE and Evansville
come in line. The best races ever are
expected.
james j. Glennon, aged Fl, was
almost instantly killed shortly after IL
o'clock Tuesday night. when steel
fishing rod which he was using came in
contact with high voltage arc light
wire at the west end of the Fourth
avenue bridge in GAINESVILLE. He was
sitting on the iron water pipe spanning
the river on the bridge which per-
mitted the short circuit.