The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-06-12
Miss Hannah Lintvedt is visiting

itor the first of the week.
-Lampman & Brown sold new
Hup car to Carl Hippo this week.
Henry Voltz has been business
visitor in Milwaukee a portion of the
week.
Mrs. Walter Mabbett and daughter
are visiting relatives at Stevens Point
this week.
-Supt. F. O. Holt and family have
gone to Sun Prairie to pass portion
of vacation days.
Jay Shaw is attending the Masonic
Grand Lodge in Milwaukee this week
as a representative Of the local order.
VIM, George and August Stahl of
Sheboygan were guests of their cousin,
Mrs. M. E. Conway, short time this
week.
Miss Eleanor Shaw, who has been
attending Cedar Valley Seminary at
Usage, Iowa, returned home Tuesday
evening.
The special feature for Friday
evening at The Lyric is two real
Edison comedy, "Peg o. the Movies"
Something good.
MIR. Elmer Bergquist and bride of
WiIlmar, Minnesota, were guests at
the home Of Mrs. Gilbert Hanson few
days the first of the week.
Mrs. H. Tellefson, Mrs. Frank
Williams, Mrs. J. Badly, Mrs. D. Clark
and Mrs V. Palmer are attending the
w. r. c.. convention at Madison.
j. w. Loughran and brother, Rev.
J. J. Loughran of Nebraska, arrived
home in Stoughton Monday evening
after trip of several months in coun-
tries across the water. Since leaving
America they have Travelled over four
teen thousand miles.
The week has brought some of the
warmest June weather recorded in
many years, when thermometers at
midday reached 90 and above. Crops
of all kinds have been coming so rap
idly that the farmers can scarcely keep
pace with the work of cultivation.
Haying is already here with the alfalfa
fields and another harvest is not so
many weeks away. The season is a
long way in advance of most years.
S. c.. Hull, real estate dealer and
farmer residing near Milton Junction,
has filed a complaint in the circuit court
in which he names six Rock county
real estate dealers as defendants, al
leging that they sold him land in Thorn
as county, Kan, for $40 per acre which
is really worth but ST per acre and he
asks for the difference between the
present value of the land and the
amount he paid them for it, ST., 26O.
1t is so rare that real estaters WEIGH
on trades made among themselves that
the outcome will be watched with con-
siderable interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearson at
tended the wedding of Miss Mabel G.
Lee and Hubert Moseley, which took
place at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w. Lee, in
GAINESVILLE, Wednesday at o'clock p.
m. The only attendants were Miss
Alice Pearson of this city and Master
William Lee of Fulton. The bride for
some years has been deputy county
clerk in her fathers office, while the
groom, prosperous town of Beloit
farmer, was recently elected chairman
of the Rock county board of supervis
ors, giving both large acquaintance
that will ensure them the congratula
lions and best wishes of people through
out the county.
Work upon an addition to the Child
high school, 50x70 feet and estimated
to cost $4,000, is under way. Plans
had been prepared, bids received and
everything was in readiness as soon as
the council gave permission to build,
the title to the property to remain in
the city; and the following day Steve
Madden started the excavation for the
basement. One-half the cost of the
improvement is donated by Miss Flor
ence Child. The extension will pro-
vide more room for the gymnasium,
high school assembly room and quar-
tiers for the manual training depart
ment, and also include the 7th and 9Th
grade department work. The lease
permits the joint school district to bear
the expense of the addition but acquires
no title to the property except under
the leasehold that cen be terminated
at the will of the city council.
Tobacco Notes
The Spitzner warehouses finished the
Coocop'o no ol-ipo d,1rinU tho wool