The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03

a few days.
| VIM. Lichtenberger of Minneapolis
Ipassed Sunday at the home of j. c.
Lund.
over to visit her daughter last Thurs
day, and was taken i'll the same day. =
Stoughton Hub.
The Marion-W Co. will be at
the Majestic theater the last three
nights of this week.
"a Daughter of the Underworld
is the title of two reel Kalem feature
to be presented at The Lyric Friday.
The st. Rose society will conduct
cake sale at T. A. & B. hall Saturday
afternoon The hall will be open at l
lo'clock.
The public schools are having
weeks vacation which most of the
teachers are spending in their respec-
tive homes.
Mrs. D. l. Wilson reached home
Monday evening from trip of several
weeks through the southern gulf points
and Florida.
William Hutson arrived Monday
evening from Joliet, ILL.,, and will re-
main several weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
james Peters, foreman at the Ell
Insito cigar factory, was called to Gin
ton, Iowa, Wednesday by the sudden
death of his sister.
"A. caucus held on Saturday at In
dian Ford renominated the present town
officers in Fulton. Petitions are out
for other candidates to go on the bal
lot, we learn.
About 60 Italians were brought
here this week to be employed in re-
laying steel from the river bridge,
where the work closed in the fall, west
to Stoughton.
Mrs. James Craig of Albion, who
since last Thursday has been il with
ptomaine poisoning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Martin Flom, is thought
to be out of danger. Mrs. Craig came
The annual spring elections come
next Tuesday. A justice of the SUI
preme court, a municipal judge at
GAINESVILLE and the various city offices
are to be filled.
Twenty lady friends planned a
pleasant surprise on Mrs. Tom Vile
man Tuesday evening. Cards furnish
ed the diversion, after which refresh
ments were served.
Fred Housenstein, porter at the
Carlton hotel, left Monday evening for
Rochester, Mimi, going there to con-
suit the Mayo brothers regarding his
ailment, having suffered internal
troubles for some time.
e. B. Heimstreet, superintendent
of the Druggists Home at Palmyra, c.
Heimstreet of Lake Mills, A. r. Aberle
of Watertown and F. Eighmy of Fort
Atkinson, druggists, were here the lat
ter part of last week to visit the Mon
arch laboratory.
Surprise awaited Edgerton friends
when on Monday announcements were
received of the marriage of Miss Edna |
Belle Wilson to Mr.. Alfred Daniel |
Wolff Jr. of New York. The ceremony
took place at 1920 a. m. Saturday, !
March %, at an Episcopal church in
Philadelphia, Rev. George John Valenta
officiating. Owing to the recent death |
of the groom's father the wedding was
strictly private. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff |
left Immediately for Boston and will be |
at home after April 10, % Summit Ave-,
White Plains, N. Y. Most assuredly the
groom is to be congratulated on secur-
ing one of Edgerton's most accom-
plished young ladies as helpmate, and
the best wishes of large acquaintance
will be theirs. Miss Wilson and her
mother have been spending the winter
in the South, returning a short time
ago via New York when the nuptials |
were arranged. Mr.. Wolff holds re-
sponsible position in the engineering
department of the New York Central |
railroad.