The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-07-03
VIM. S. Brill returned to New York

keep open Friday night.
Mrs. D. F. Whitford has returned
from visit to her son Earl at Cedar
Falls, Iowa.
Misses Doris Clarke and Edna
Strasberg are enjoying an outing at
the Wisconsin Dells.
The usual morning services will be
held in tho Methodist church. Union
services at 7:30p. m.
%. w. Carnal, agent for the I'M
perial cigar at Havre, Mont, was here
the first of the week.
Mrs. L. w. Persons and daughter
Frances of Sparta are spending few
days among friends here.
Miss Florence Hurd is entertaining
school friend, Miss Edna Thompson
of Spring Valley, ILL.,, at her Fulton
home.
The farmers have been able to
make some progress with their haying
CnlS Wech, WHISA 10 ali unusually HOo''J
| crop.
The Standard Oil Co. are erecting
another tank at their plant here which
will be used for the storage of motor
spirits.
John LaBundy will pass the 4th
with his son in Rockford and Mrs. La
Bundy goes to Sharon for few days
visit with relatives.
Miss Kate Jones, youngest daugh-
| ter of Blanche Burdick Jones of Waba-
sha, Mimi, is visiting among relatives
here for short time.
The Misses Bessie Cunningham and
Stella Attlesey, who are attending the
| summer school at GAINESVILLE, spent
| Sunday at their respective homes.
The Misses Inger Barnes and
| Camella Hanson went to Chicago on
Tuesday to pass the week with the
formers sister, Mrs. Louise Larson.
The Methodist congregation of Al
bion Prairie will worship with the
Primitive Methodist people next Sun
day afternoon to greet their new pas
tor.
| Rev. Blenkinsopp, for the past
nine years pastor of the P. M. church
on Albion Prairie, moved his family tc
Benton, Wis, his new charge assigned
him by the late conference, on Monday.
He is succeeded by Rev. Drew.
The Methodist Sunday school will
picnic at Charley Bluff next week
Thursday. Teams leave DR.. Morrison
corner at a. m. to carry those who
have no conveyance. All families Of
the congregation are invited. Basket
dinner.
| Stanley, 10 year old son of Au
gust Kruger, a farmer of Milton juno
ton, was accidentally shot Saturday
afternoon and killed. A younger broth
er was playing with rifle which haC
been left by hunter without remov-
ing the shell.
DIR. T. w. Nuzum left Wednesday,
June oath, for London, England, where
he will attend the meeting of the
American College of Surgeon held in
that city. During his absence DR.. j.
F. Pember assisted by DR.. John Nuzum
will attend to his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Earle and sor
| Kenneth and Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Earle
attended the wedding of Miss Helen L.
Tracy and Ernest E. Clark of Platte
vile. which took place at the home OF
the brides mother in GAINESVILLE or
Thursday evening last.
Advertising matter for the Chau-
tauqua to be held in Edgerton July 49,
Is is being put out. The announce
ment of some of the attractions appear
in this issue. If you haven't secured 6
season ticket the City Federation OF
Women's Clubs will be glad to serve
you.
| Owing to the continued wet wealth
er work on the paving of Albion anc
Rollin streets has been suspended fo,
the week. The road roller in the mean
time has been loaned to the town Of
Albion, where the improved roads lead
ing north from this city are being re-
surfaced and oiled
| Wednesday and Thursday, August
5 and 6, are two dates to keep in mind
The big T. A. & B. picnic and races
will be held here on those dates. An
nouncement has gone out that there
will be six good horse races and two
good ball games. That's starter TO,
the announcements, more will be made
later. If you want two days of rea
enjoyment, make ready to come to the
August and entertainment.